Furniture is provided in appropriate locations in public areas.
The items are robust and durable, resistant to vandalism and require little to no maintenance.
Items are cost-efficient and readily available for additional items or replacement.
Use of high-quality materials and construction techniques to ensure items have a good longevity.
Seats should be comfortable, ergonomically designed and provide inclusive access.
Surface treatments surrounding furniture should provide access for those with disabilities.
Opportunities for locations include: nodes/gathering places for groups or couples; quiet solitude for individuals; resting places for pedestrians – especially the aged and parents with children.
The positioning of seating should provide an interesting outlook, offer views of the “passing parade”, maximise shade in summer, be clear of movement areas and provide clear sight lines.
