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Street Furniture

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57 projects

Nicodesign

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.

Claudio

Vessel to Neverland

The idea is to invent Neverland, or a vessel, anchored in the sea of crowds and modern rhythms, a modern vessel but, at the same time, conceived through the use of materials that belong to tradition, or surfaces and decorations that refer to tradition but made with current techniques, resistant and easy to maintain.

Palak

a day at the bazaar...

Urban Revitalization 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.

Bouke and Adriaan

The Urban Canyon

Urban furniture plays a pivotal role in bringing the human scale to a city. For this competition Adriaan Moerdijk and Bouke de Jong explored the idea of a dynamic piece of urban furniture that embraces natural processes and decay.

Nicodesign

Street Performer

This is a project designed for young street 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.

Siniša

CITY STREET BENCH

The CITY street bench is made of pre-cast textured granite grey concrete. Designed to be both installed as a standalone product or in groups. The possible seating combination is made for outdoor public seating and the items can be oriented in several different directions.

Vasanth

TIRAVAM

The project “ tiravam” is set in the city of Baroda consisting of different types of residential, commercial and mixed use neighbourhoods. The concept of designing the bus stop stemmed from the base idea of changing the perception of the people about the general ideas of bus stops.

JUN HOI and hakseong

UPCYCLING BUS STOP

The bus stop to be formed was thought to be a place that could form the personalization of local issues, and I imagined that the behavior here would eventually change back to a local issue.

Alexia

Community Hub

A cultural micro-causum.

Qianqin and 2 others

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.

Henry

HONG KONG POWER STOPS

SMALL-SCALE ENERGY GENERATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY. ADAPTABLE MODULAR DESIGN FOR PEOPLES‘ DAILY NEEDS AND VISUAL IDENTITY.

Mirjam

SPARK ERM

Spark Erm is inspired of element from endless tesselation. Realizing how many possibilities one symmetrical element can create. Seating set fits the idea behind Estonian National Museum which's architects created the flow from the old airfield. Spark Erm is multifunctional as every seating has 2 m apart and also can be used for the rule 2+2 social distance.