Our outdoor street furniture offers a range of integrated features

Shading Spaces:

Circular Connect provides innovative shading solutions that protect against harsh sunlight and create comfortable gathering spots throughout the day.

Communication Spaces:

Integrated shelves and communication boards encourage individuals to share books, messages, and ideas with the community, fostering a culture of exchange and learning.

Integrated Seating:

Circular Connect incorporates ergonomic seating elements into its design, promoting relaxation and interaction among visitors. Moreover, these elements are equipped with discreet lighting, making the furniture usable during nighttime gatherings.

Green Integration:

We integrate plants into our furniture design to enhance the environment's comfort and aesthetics. Lush greenery not only beautifies the surroundings but also contributes to a refreshing and inviting atmosphere.

Experience innovative street furniture inspired by the captivating Apollonian gasket.

The Apollonian gasket is a fascinating fractal pattern named after the ancient Greek mathematician Apollonius of Perga. It is a visually stunning and intricate arrangement of circles that can be constructed iteratively.

Circular Design:

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our choice of material: old formwork from construction sites.

To achieve this, we utilize old formwork, which would otherwise be discarded as construction waste. By repurposing this material for street furniture, we extend its life cycle, minimize waste, and contribute to a more environmentally friendly approach to urban design.

Additionally, our furniture elements are designed to be easily dismantled and repurposed after their usage, promoting a circular economy that minimizes waste. Timber is our material of choice due to its renewable nature and low carbon footprint. We are using timber from old formwork found at construction sites. By repurposing this material for street furniture, we give it a new lease on life, reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly practices.

Old timber formwork from construction site

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