
Residential communities
Shared outdoor spaces that feel considered and easy to maintain.
Coordinate seating, tables, planting and waste facilities around entrances, gardens, play areas, community paths and social courtyards.
Decision priorities
Community furniture balances comfort, identity and operations.
Start with the questions that affect product fit, approval, production and long-term use.
Everyday comfort
Place seating for residents of different ages along paths, gardens and activity areas.
Social spaces
Use tables, tree seating and planter seating to support informal community use.
Landscape character
Coordinate forms and finishes with planting, architecture and wayfinding.
Facilities management
Review cleaning, waste, repair access and replacement needs with the operator.
A useful first brief
Residential landscape inputs to confirm.
GENAN reviews the project package with the developer, consultant, contractor or local supplier. Final specifications are confirmed for the selected references and order.
- 01
Development type and resident profile
- 02
Entrances, gardens, play and social zones
- 03
Landscape palette and product quantities
- 04
Facilities-management and cleaning needs
- 05
Fixing, safety and access requirements
- 06
Handover date and phased delivery plan
Relevant product families
A coordinated family strengthens the identity of shared space.
Use the closest catalogue references to establish the brief, then confirm project-specific details in writing.
Park Benches
Timber, metal and mixed-material benches.
↗Picnic Tables
Shared tables and seating for outdoor life.
↗Tree & Circular Seating
Seating shaped around trees and gathering.
↗Integrated Planter Seating
Greenery and seating in one coordinated element.
↗Landscape Planters
Freestanding planters for streets and plazas.
↗Waste & Recycling
Durable collection points for public use.
↗Working route
Build the package around community life and maintenance.
Each stage is confirmed against the selected reference, quantity and written project requirements.
- 01
Map shared spaces
Identify entrances, paths, gardens, play, gathering and service points.
- 02
Coordinate the palette
Select product families and finishes that fit the landscape character.
- 03
Review operations
Confirm cleaning, fixing, access and replacement expectations.
- 04
Align with handover
Plan approvals, production, labeling and delivery around project phases.
Direct GENAN manufacturing
Planning a residential landscape package?
Send the zone plan, landscape palette and target handover date for a coordinated review.
Send the first brief