Small-scale urban architecture, experienced manufacturer

The greatest challenge while designing squares, public parks, and other urban green areas is the appropriate durability of the materials. Benches, litter bins or pots must be really durable, so it is worth choosing a manufacturer specialising in small-scale urban architecture, who offers products with an appropriate degree of mechanical resistance to scratches and damages.

What are the options?

The small-scale urban designs differ not only in style, but above all, in the materials used. There are benches made from wood and metal, as well as composites based on plastic, stone and concrete. It is worth remembering that wooden elements are quickly subjected to the destructive effects of weather. Various metal alloys, depending on appropriate protection, may be susceptible to corrosion and moss growth. Composites are not very durable and can be easily damaged. On the other hand, solid objects made of stone and concrete can survive intact for many years and have many additional advantages.   

Small-scale urban architecture – a manufacturer who knows his stuff

When it comes to the style of urban architecture, we have an infinite number of possibilities here. However, the challenge for architects is to make sure the squares have a homogeneous design. Some manufacturers of small urban architecture offer only waste bins, others specialise in benches, supports, and some in pots. Such diversification can cause a lot of chaos in public space. Can we fix it? One of the most popular building and decorative materials of our time - architectural concrete - comes to the rescue.

Concrete small-scale urban architecture

Durable, aesthetic, suitable for many styles, places and spaces – this is architectural concrete. It blends perfectly with colourful flowers on public squares, as well as with the deep greenery of trees and shrubs in parks. Pots, litter bins and seats made of concrete are characterised by above-average resistance to intensive urban use, as well as possible attempts at vandalism. Architectural concrete products, solid in appearance and nature, elegantly adorn the spaces in front of offices, libraries, stadiums, railway stations and museums. The small urban architecture using this material is becoming increasingly popular. But it is hardly surprising. The coherence of style, as well as the endless possibilities in the creation of various size elements of urban seats, litter bins or pots, make architectural concrete one of the leading materials for public investments. See for yourself what effects can be achieved with it!