
Streets & plazas
A coherent public realm people can navigate and use.
Bring seating, planting, waste collection, road-edge separation and tree protection into one disciplined streetscape language.
Decision priorities
Streetscape furniture must support movement and maintenance.
Start with the questions that affect product fit, approval, production and long-term use.
Clear circulation
Place elements without obstructing pedestrian routes, servicing or sightlines.
Visual coordination
Use compatible forms and finishes across seating, planting, waste and tree protection.
Durable interfaces
Resolve paving, fixing, drainage, vehicle exposure and maintenance access.
Phased delivery
Coordinate labels and packing when streetscape works are installed by zone or phase.
A useful first brief
Street and plaza inputs to confirm.
GENAN reviews catalogue references and project customization against the submitted drawings. Final safety, authority and installation requirements remain subject to the written project specification.
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Public-realm drawings and furniture schedule
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Pedestrian, cycle and vehicle interfaces
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Paving, utilities, drainage and fixing constraints
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Finish family and wayfinding requirements
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Maintenance and waste-servicing routes
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Installation phasing and delivery sequence
Relevant product families
A single product family can reduce visual noise and procurement gaps.
Use the closest catalogue references to establish the brief, then confirm project-specific details in writing.
Park Benches
Timber, metal and mixed-material benches.
↗Modular Seating
Flexible systems for social public spaces.
↗Landscape Planters
Freestanding planters for streets and plazas.
↗Waste & Recycling
Durable collection points for public use.
↗Road Planter Barriers
Planting and separation for road-edge applications.
↗Tree Grilles
Protection that coordinates trees and paving.
↗Working route
Coordinate the streetscape as one package.
Each stage is confirmed against the selected reference, quantity and written project requirements.
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Read the movement plan
Identify pedestrian routes, pause points, servicing and road-edge conditions.
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Build the product family
Select compatible seating, planting, waste and tree-protection references.
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Confirm interfaces
Resolve dimensions, finishes, fixing, paving and maintenance access.
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Sequence supply
Pack and label against the agreed installation phases.
Direct GENAN manufacturing
Coordinating a street or plaza package?
Upload the public-realm plan and schedule so we can review product families and interfaces.
Send the first brief