Bailey Street Furniture Group - coordinated street furniture

Bailey Streetscene supplied a co-ordinated package of sheltered storage and street furniture elements to the new City Campus Manchester. The company worked with the client to maximise the re-landscape outdoor space with a number of Inspira planter system configurations. The bespoke design features tiered planter beds with integrated cantilever

Bailey Streetscene was approached to offer advice and initial costings on a Manchester town centre residential scheme. A communal garden area and suspended roof garden were being designed as part of a large development of new luxury flats In the historic Ancoats quarter of the city. The primary requirement of Bailey Streetscene was to help

Bailey Streetscene supplied an extensive range of external furniture and cycle parking solutions for the new Kenilworth School & Sixth Form in Warwickshire, the largest school build project in England as of its opening in September 2023. The school accommodates 2200 pupils, a significant increase from its previous capacity of 1700 students across

Bailey Streetscene was specified to provide a number of dementia-friendly seating elements, planters and shelters for upgrading the courtyards at Memory Inpatient Services facilities at Hollins Park and Whiston Hospital. The street furniture required a number of bespoke design additions to adhere to health and safety requirements, including

Bailey Streetscene supplied seating and waste collection units to the state-of-the-art Catalyst Building at Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent. The company worked alongside the client, Vinci Construction Ltd, to deliver a multifunctional and accessible social space at the entrance to the new building. The Holgate table and bench was modified

Bailey Streetscene supplied a number of large bespoke planter units and seating for the exterior of an all-new 32-storey neighbourhood in the heart of Manchester’s New Islington district. The planters elevate the surroundings and bring welcomed greenery to the city centre location. The units, which are adapted from the company's standard Stoke

Bailey Streetscene supplied bespoke corten planters and urban furniture as part of a project to rejuvenate a popular shopping street in Altrincham town centre and create a more inviting atmosphere for residents and visitors. A core aim of the project was to elevate the visual character of the space whilst reflecting the needs and preferences of

Bailey Streetscene were approached by Vinci construction after successfully completing projects previously for the customer. We were asked to tender a bid for a complete external street furniture package which included both standard and bespoke products. After a lengthy design consultation period with all stakeholders including the school

Bailey Streetscene was approached to design and supply outdoor furniture for a refurbishment to a retail park in Doncaster, with high specification requirements. The client required a variety of street furniture to completely revitalise the existing scheme, including

Bailey Streetscene was approached by Kier Construction to make a proposal for products that would be suitable for the internal courtyard areas of Atherleigh Park, a new, innovative £40million mental health hospital in Greater Manchester. Products supplied included tamper-proof seating, planters, cycle parking, bollards and bins

Bailey Streetscene supplied a number of external street furniture elements for Hackwood Primary Academy, a new school located in Derby, designed by Lungfish Architects. The modular single-storey school spans 14,000 square ft and houses several classrooms. Products include seating, door barriers, a cycle compound and an unusually shaped bespoke bin storage unit

Bailey Streetscene provided a bespoke pergola and seating for one of five new green spaces at the Hamiltonhill project in Glasgow, an ambitious regeneration initiative designed to revitalise the area and provide quality housing and green spaces for the community. Over a 10-year period, the project will see the construction of approximately 670 new

Bailey Streetscene provided a range of street furniture products as part of a £multi-million redevelopment of the Serpentine Green retail park in Peterborough. The range included Oxford cycle shelter, Clarkson planters, Bradford stainless steel litter bins, steel fin-style cycle stands, anti-ram semi dome top stainless steel bollards, and removable stainless steel bollards

Bailey Streetscene supplied a complete external furniture package, including seating, picnic tables, sheltered cycle parking, litter bins and bollards to a new student accommodation campus in York. Frederick House sits within the grounds of the former head office of the building company Shepherd Group, which was founded in York in 1890 by

BSFG designed and manufactured bespoke seating, cycle parking and street furniture to help transform Peine Square in Heywood into a vibrant community hub. BSFG partnered with Conlon Construction and Rochdale Development Agency to help deliver the transformation