I'm not sure what's going on with Ottawa's Integrated Street Furniture Program. That section of their website doesn't seem to have been updated for a while. (Perhaps most of the efforts are being concentrated on Lansdowne?) Technically contracts should be awarded by now and the installation should start in July 2011. In the mean time I found some interesting bench options for Ottawa because they really need an update!
Imagine having Tititkaka benched (design by by Naoto Fukasawa for B & B Italia) along the Rideau river with a redesigned landscape.




source : StylePark
The last one looks interesting, but the first two look like tailbone torture devices. Benches should first be comfortable and then be visually interesting.
ReplyDeleteAny of these would count as a serious step up. Thanks for sharing.
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