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Tested for the demands of public space, WoodPlus offers the benefits of natural hardwood whilst minimising waste.

Former St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter argues that the people who use public spaces every day should have a greater influence over how they’re designed.

Spacemaker Gallery, an online platform dedicated to preserving and sharing landscape architecture, environmental art and design.

Specifier often ask why a DDA table isn’t paired with an equivalent seat. The answer lies in how each supports accessibility in different ways.

The landmark 100 Chairs exhibition bringing together over 100 Australian creatives to explore the chair as a medium for storytelling.

Street Furniture Australia welcomes Mel West and Lisa McPherson as Queensland Business Development Managers, strengthening support for landscape architects, councils and communities across the state.

Research from Melbourne, Munich and Hong Kong shows how plant selection can influence heat in unexpected ways—depending on local conditions.

Copenhagen is shifting from concrete flood control to Sponge City systems, using green infrastructure to manage climate and stormwater challenges.

Make Space for Girls addresses gender imbalance in park design, highlighting how teenage girls are often overlooked.

Street Furniture Australia appoints David Morrison as Managing Director at its 40th anniversary celebration at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

This compact table accessory for Linea and Aria seats and benches invites people to sit and eat lunch, work on a laptop or rest a coffee cup.

For over 20 years, volunteers known as ‘Mudcrabs’, have been working steadily to remediate the abuse inflicted on the Cooks River, in Sydney’s inner west.

English Heritage has derived a simple, yet novel way to help reduce loneliness amongst new parents. 

Melissa hosts a fun, interactive workshop sharing our newest products. Earn AILA CPD points and enjoy tasty treats in the comfort of your office.

The Landscape Foundation of Australia offer a year long Fellowship to support research on healthy and resilient urban landscapes.

Recent Dutch study finds cities are not just physical landscapes, but perceived environments shaped by social context.

Wallpaper Magazine have published a pictorial guide on the work of the Dutch ‘wild meadow master’.

Our new website has been developed in consultation with landscape architects and other valued users to help streamline specification.

From Viking-age earthworks to contemporary eco-retreats, Iceland’s turf houses reveal how architecture shaped by landscape may yet point the way forward. 

Street Furniture Australia remains committed to its long term partnership with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) during this challenging period for the national body.