Bailey Street Furniture Group - canopy shelters

Jaguar Land Rover is a household name, known for its luxury vehicles, a brand that is passionate about design. The aim of the scheme was to work with Laing O’Rourke to enhance the external landscaping of the 185m development for Jaguar Land Rover, known as the Gaydon Triangle project. The client required a lengthy 109m bespoke walkway canopy, and

Bailey Streetscene provided a large outdoor covered seating area and resting spots at the scenic grounds of the Delamere Forest Visitors' Centre - a £9m development from Willmott Dixon on behalf of Forestry England. Bailey Streetscene was appointed to design, manufacture and install the canopy shelter, external furniture and pay station shelters, all clad in Scottish larch timber

Bailey Streetscene provided a bespoke approach to Sugar House Island’s all-new Primary school with a number of canopies and cycle stands that open up the available outdoor space at the school. The new primary school can accommodate 420 pupils plus staff across three storeys and features interfacing classrooms, designed to encourage collaboration

Bailey Streetscene was initially approached to tender for the first school in the Barnsley Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme for Laing O'Rourke Following competitive tender, the company was awarded the contract and successfully completed the project. That led to the idea of improving standardisation, wherever possible, across the

Westminster House on Portland Street in Manchester has undergone a £17.7m refurbishment both internally and externally for Aviva Investors. The scheme involved the improvement of external elements of the building along with a re-work of the rear courtyard to complement the new look. Bailey Streetscene was asked to help with the layout design by

A community resource centre required the supply and installation of a bespoke canopy to its entrance. Following a lengthy design process, in consultation with Lancashire County Councils Corporate Property and Building, Design, Construction Group within the Environment Directorate

Bailey Streetscene provided a sheltered external canopy within a tight budget and short timescales. The canopy had to incorporate the same drainage system as the building

Moreland is a new £12.4 million primary school and children’s centre based in Islington, London. The building has been constructed to increase the number of spaces available for young children in the local catchment area. Bailey Streetscene was approached to provide advice and designs for a canopy system to suit multiple areas of the building

The £40 million Bexley primary school expansion programme was set up to provide the Bexley area with modern, sustainable teaching facilities as well as increasing school places. As part of this large scale development, new outdoor canopies were required for 6 of the schools in the Bexley area for outdoor learning and also parents’ waiting areas

BSFG designed, manufactured and installed a bespoke entrance canopy for Forestry England’s all-new Seed Processing Centre in Delamere, Cheshire. The design brief required a canopy that would not only complement the contemporary architecture of the new facility but also provide a functional, sheltered space at the main entrance. The canopy plays a

Bailey Streetscene supplied a bespoke valet and car wash canopy to Bravo Auto car dealership in Shrewsbury. As part of an extensive refurbishment project led by Hantall Developments Ltd, it was identified that an all-new canopy would be required to deliver professional services on its premises. The dealership's location posed a challenge in terms