Urban furniture looks similar in different public spaces, but their design logic is not the same.
Parks, streets and squares are used in different ways, and the requirements for urban furniture are completely different.
The following briefly explains the main differences in these three places from the most basic and easy-to-understand perspective.
1. Urban furniture in the park: used for staying and resting
Parks are places where people are willing to stay for a long time.People who use urban furniture are usually walkers, families, and tourists.
Therefore, urban furniture in the park pays more attention to：
comfort
Sense of relaxation
Integration with the natural environment
In parks, common urban furniture includes：
Benches with backrests or armrests
Combined with greening seats and flower boxes
Rest facilities suitable for long-term use
Materials usually emphasize touch and weather resistance, and the appearance is softer, without too much emphasis on functionality.
2. Urban furniture in the streets: focus on efficiency and safety
Streets are frequently used public spaces.People usually pass by here, not stay.
Therefore, the focus of urban furniture in the streets is：
Clear function
security
Does not affect the flow of people and traffic
Common urban furniture in the streets includes：
Simple seat
Trash cans and recycling facilities
Functional facilities such as bollards and bicycle racks
In this environment, the material emphasizes more：
strength
Anti-destructive
Ease of maintenance
The design is usually direct and restrained，
Avoid complex shapes and unnecessary details.
3. Urban furniture in the square: adapt to multiple ways of use
Squares are usually open core spaces in cities.Gatherings, events and socializing will take place here.
Therefore, urban furniture in the square needs：
Adapt to multiple ways of use
Have a certain degree of flexibility
Withstand high-intensity use
Common urban furniture in the square includes：
Large or modular seats
Composable rest facilities
Furniture system that matches the spatial scale
In terms of materials and structure, square furniture usually emphasizes stability and integrity to adapt to the scale of the open space and the density of people.
4. The same product has different needs in different spaces
It should be noted that the same kind of urban furniture products will not use exactly the same configuration in different places.
For example：
Seats in the park may pay more attention to comfort
The seats in the street emphasize durability and simplicity
The seats in the square require a stronger structure and flexible combination ability
The place determines the demand, and the demand determines the material and design method.
Parks, streets, and squares are not simple spatial classifications.
They represent different usage cadences, different behaviors, and different management needs.
In urban projects, understanding the place of use is more important than simply choosing a certain product.
Our brand will provide customers with urban furniture solutions suitable for the actual use environment according to the characteristics of different public spaces.Through suitable materials, reliable structural design and adjustable customized solutions, urban furniture can be kept stable in long-term use.
