Public furniture as infrastructure and identity
Furniture in a public setting has to organise movement, invite use and withstand repeated contact while contributing a recognisable character to the place. We develop the form together with seating capacity, access routes, visibility, maintenance and the expected pattern of use.
Projects can range from a single interior landmark to a family of benches distributed across a street, transport hub, cultural venue or mixed-use development. Dimensions, anchoring, materials and protective finishes are reviewed for the actual environment.
Selected objects
Parametric Bench
Parametric Bench turns a complex seating program into one continuous sculptural landscape. Its varied elevations support individual pauses, informal meetings and shared use within a single recognizable object.
Murena Bench
Murena Bench moves through the space as a long sinuous wave. Its alternating peaks and open seats create a varied social landscape with a vivid sense of motion.
Flow Bench
Flow Bench is a continuous seating landscape shaped by soft rises, dips and folds. Its double-sided form invites people to pause, meet and use the object in different ways.
L Bench
L Bench uses a broad directional curve to shape both seating and movement. Its rising back gives the object a distinct silhouette and creates a more sheltered side within the same continuous form.
S Bench
S Bench draws a generous S-shaped line through the interior and creates seating in two directions. The curve divides activity gently while keeping the object open and approachable.
Tree Bench & Display Shelf
Tree Bench & Display Shelf combines seating, storage and display in one branching vertical object. Its irregular openings make the practical structure feel like a growing spatial organism.
