Street furniture with in-house design for public space

Furniture project for the new Casablanca Marina based on concrete benches with sharply creased angular faces, which gave rise to a line named “Clean”.

Furniture that celebrates Moroccan culture. The references are the doors of the old Medina of Casablanca and of the Hassan II Mosque, the geometric patterns and the Moroccan ceramic pots. It comprises benches, a litter bin, signage and tourist and cultural information signs.

Litter bins SHEET. Waste separation bins SHEET ECO. Bicycle racks TRIÂNGULO. Canine waste containers UFO.

Benches DACIANO da Costa. Tables DACIANO da Costa. Shading SOMBRA.

A street furniture solution that draws on historical and cultural references, taking its design from the shape of a tree native to Angola, the Embondeiro, and so helping to reinforce local identity.

Signage system for the 1998 world exposition, held in Lisbon, Portugal. The outcome was a structural post, developed and patented by Larus, which with its pared-down presence makes it possible to conceal the fixing systems. Multimedia kiosks were also developed, as well as shading structures.

Rehabilitation and interpretation project for a Spanish line of fortifications built to protect against the French fleets. Constructed during the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, it runs from Antwerp in Belgium to the provinces of Zeeland and North Brabant in the Netherlands. It includes benches, shelters, panoramic stairways and bicycle racks. The aim is to preserve cultural heritage and historic roots, protect the surrounding nature and increase the tourist and economic potential of the region.

Benches TRAVE ROND.

Benches Y. Litter bins SHEET 100L.

The tilting of its upper section encourages local people to get involved in maintaining the photovoltaic panels. The LED luminaire delivers high lighting quality and energy autonomy, thanks to the batteries installed at ground level.

The project, a terrace on the beach of Srª da Guia in Vila do Conde, set out to respect the surroundings of the seventeenth-century military defence structure, using copper cladding on the roof and on some of the façades, along with a range of other materials.

Signage for the historic, urban and pedestrian area of the emirate of Sharjah, adopting geometric graphics that came out of research into Arab traditions, symbolism and culture. Interior LED lighting and information printed on tempered laminated glass.

Inspired by an old railway bridge in New York, “The High Line”, the bench sculpturally expresses a set of railway tracks suspended in space. In corten steel and black cork or wood, it is intended for the Memorial Park in Kuwait.

Benches TRAVE CONCRETE.