SIT
Southbank Institute of Technology - QLD
Client
Southbank Institute of Technology
Design
Alexander Lotersztain, 2007
Story
Fabricated entirely from folded steel, the SIT range is extremely robust while maintaining a visually minimal and light design aesthetic. The colour selection for this project made direct reference to the branding identity of the Southbank Institute, with the laser-cut pixel pattern representing the different areas of technology that are taught at the site.
The range included a variety of seating elements, drinking fountains, table settings, workstations, tree grates, bollards, bicycle racks and bins enclosures that met both user accessibility and maintenance requirements.
All necessary site analysis, product feasibility studies, prototyping and technical documentation were also undertaken by Street & Garden studio during the various design and manufacturing phases of the project.
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↑ Street & Garden Furniture Co. was established in 1991, when company director David Shaw applied his strong design principles to street furniture. His vision was to develop products which complement community attitudes and the existing built environment. Our Classic range reflects this attitude.
↑ Specialists in urban design and street furniture, S&Gs industrial designers work in collaboration with architects, landscape architects and designers to develop products that cohesively link with client project goals. This catalogue of designs recognises the need for furniture with a 'contemporary' functionality and visual aesthetic.
Balustrades
Functional and decorative systems to safely define spaces and control foot traffic.
Bicycle Racks
Secure storage solutions for one or more bicycles.
Bin Enclosures
Enclosures for waste collection and management.
Bollards
Fixed, illuminated and removable bollards for pedestrian and vehicle control.
Drinking Fountains
Hydration solutions with a focus on user accessibility.
Lighting
Functional and decorative street scape illumination solutions.
Seating
Backrest, backless and platform bench seating solutions.
Signage
Posts, banner arms and display systems for interpretive and way-finding solutions.
Tables
Dining and working spaces with a focus on user accessibility.
Tree Accessories
Protective grates and guards for street scape planting.