Scalable seating for high-traffic terminals
Airport furniture must combine a clear architectural identity with repeatable production and dependable use. The parametric model allows one seating language to be adjusted across lengths, orientations and terminal zones without redrawing every object from the beginning.
We review seating capacity, stability, edges, cleaning access, protective finish, assembly, packaging and installation sequencing. Large orders can be divided into controlled production and delivery groups for coordination with the terminal programme.
Selected objects
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.
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.
Mollusk Bench
Mollusk Bench combines a low flowing seat with a dramatic shell-like crest. It feels intimate when occupied and remains a collectible sculptural object when viewed on its own.
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.
