Street Furniture
Street furniture design encompasses public seating, shelters, and installations that shape urban spaces and community interaction.
A day at the bazaar... an urban revitalization project for the old city market of Amravati In the 10-minute walking trail, defunct plots are identified, and architectural interventions are executed. A novel urban masterplan strategy declutters the street, while a new market typology relocates activities, revitalizing the area into a vibrant space.
PULSE | Social Seating Structure
Amidst the vast sea of stimuli that surrounds us, Pulse sets a stage for spontaneous social interaction. Each new encounter provides us the opportunity to interpret the world through fresh perspectives, and gain newfound personal clarity.
cloud
Our proposition is to create city life that spontaneously are generated by human behavior in modern city landscapes. It?s like clouds that appear and disappear Incessantly. This furniture is not perceived as furniture named bench or parasol. People spontaneously sit here and naturally get together under the shade. The way how to use this furniture depends
faro
Faro was born from the idea that public lighting can become much more than a simple urban function: a meeting point, a shared space, a small center for community life.
Sabella Arquitetura Sculpts a 1,200 m² Weekend House Around a Tomie Ohtake Sculpture in São Paulo
Two perpendicular volumes form an L-shaped residence in Quinta da Baroneza where art, landscape, and steel structure merge on a single level.
20 Most Popular Furniture Design Projects of 2025
Modular street systems, parametric benches, and insect hotels: the furniture design projects that captivated architects on uni.xyz in 2025.
Vendor: Modular Urban Furniture That Keeps Street Sellers on the Promenade
A system of recycled plastic panels, aluminum frames, and a booking app designed to protect coastal vending culture in Tricity, Poland.
Offenbach Marktplatz Transportation Hub by Just Architekten GmbH: A Poetic Urban Gesture
Sculptural bus stop at Offenbach Marktplatz featuring leafy green canopy, steel structure, wooden benches, seamless urban integration, inviting seating, day-night ambiance.
Cloud: Triangulated Urban Furniture That Invites Spontaneous Gathering
Steel pipes and woven nylon wires form floating modular canopies that activate forgotten pockets of public space across the city.
Street Performer
This is a project designed for youngstreet performers to show their talents and interests in the early stages of their lives, including one big truck and an extra, as well as one small truck. Different street performers can choose the truck they need, with suitable boxes for use.
Site Frames
This prefabricated bus stop revealing the site spirit through customized materials, consists of a transparent frame system and an alternative fabric unit. It can offer spaces with different intimacy by rotating the vertical parts. As a special installation, this mobile bus stop also presents a certain meaning in praxiology and urban landscape ecology.
Reverse Park
Reverse Park is a car park that pushes drivers to deconstruct their cars instead of parking them. Materials gained from deconstruction are used to create furniture and objects to improve social infrastructure for city residents. In return for this process users contribute towards a greener city and are rewarded with free use of public transport systems.
Urban Furniture challenging Urban Flooding
The primary concept behind the Urbanscape:symbiosis proposal for the city of Guwahati, Assam, India is to cater to the rising concern of flooding all over the city with the increase in built structures elevating the hardscape percentage leading to compromise on the benefits and positives of the softscapes and greenery in catering to flooding.
Hume World
Understanding the Indian Context, this project; 1. Identifies and enhances existing recurring urban elements. 2. Ensures subconscious usability even as it incorporates the informal sector. 3. Utilizes existing infrastructural material for economic sustainability and ease of fabrication. To create a complete kit of modular, yet diverse - Urban Elements.
Interested projects
nice works and it's well done too
Urban mAtrA - Shadow of a Tree
mAtrA in Sanskrit means furniture, and the earliest known street furniture would be sitting under a tree. Translating these thoughts into a product for the 20th century urban environments, resulted in the Urban mAtrA - a fold-able, mobile and movable shadow of a tree. Material exploration aided the feasibility of the furniture for extreme climates.
Archis
Street lamps are metal poles with a light source which illuminates the surroundings during night but serves no purpose during daytime. Archis (sanskrit for 'ray of light') is an unified design solution for multiple street necessities integrated into an universal street component i.e street lamp, achieved by introducing modularity into the pole.
Life line of a city
A city has it's own vibration and essence. This life of the city affects it's citizen in a subconsciousness matter. Through this symbiosis within city and urban furniture, a new aspect of life can be given to the city and it's citizens. Our aim is to reveal the life of the city to it's citizens.
Revitalising the Sea Point Promenade
In June 2018, Cape Town will be the first major city in the world to run out of drinking water. Our urban landscape has been, for better or worse irrevocably changed. For many people this is a terrifying prospect but for designers like us, it presents an opportunity to create real positive change in the way we look at our impact on the environment.
TIP-TOP URBAN MATES
The modular urban furniture collection is open to a variety of interpretations by its users, stimulating them to come up with new ideas for its use. The location of the project is a rooftop of a parking structure in downtown Portland, Oregon. The objects are made of recycled ocean plastic.
The idea of creating a bus station not only as a piece of urban furniture but also as a multidisciplinary platform was positively valued since they include architectural concepts such as the unit, industrialized building, and spatial flexibility as part of the design. Likewise, including renewable energy, ICT, and recycled materials in most of the projects was also judged positively. In some designs, a final product that integrates within the environment on an adequate scale is missing.
Very elegant and minimal foldable elements. Some thought could be invested in the security for bird who tend not to see transparent materials. There are many ways to prevent that.
beautiful prefab foldable system with high spacial quality