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CHRISTOPHER MORGAN | Head of Operations

cmorgan@streetfurniture.com

Christopher has 20 years’ experience leading continuous improvement programs in a wide range of manufacturing fields. He is a strong advocate of LEAN manufacturing in all aspects of business.

What inspires you?

People’s desire to improve in every aspect of the business.

Your favourite product and why?

Regents Park. I believe that a world-class product can only come from a world-class facility, one that instills confidence in both its customers and its employees.

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recent news

‘Elegant Simplicity’: Finally A Good-Looking Bin

Linea Bin is the newest addition to Street Furniture Australia’s minimalist Linea range. Built from stainless steel for strength, durability and a refined aesthetic, it has been thoughtfully designed with input from landscape architects and waste managers to deliver hygiene, accessibility and sustainability in the public realm. Built to LastA robust stainless steel frame and panel system ensures Linea Bin performs in high-traffic environments. A full-height stainless steel 316 piano hinge and splash tray provide exceptional strength, hygiene and corrosion resistance, withstanding daily impacts from trolleys and cleaning equipment. “Durability was paramount,” says Pearson Bulmer, Senior Industrial Designer at Street Furniture Australia. “Every detail needed to perform in the public realm for years to come – but also be designed for disassembly so parts can be repaired, replaced or recycled …

  • 24 sep 2025
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Ready to Glow at DARK in Nipaluna/Hobart

Street Furniture Australia is proud to support the AILA 2025 Festival of Landscape Architecture: DARK, taking place in Nipaluna/Hobart from 19–21 October, in our eleventh year as an AILA National Partner. Festival Creative Directors Miriam Shevland, Simone Bliss and Jerry de Gryse, together with Cultural Adviser Theresa Sainty, have shaped an immersive program that explores different sides of the landscape architecture profession and reflects the unique character of Lutruwita/Tasmania. Street Furniture Australia is even bringing some glow-in-the-dark furniture, in a brand new powdercoat colour. Here are eight of our anticipated Festival highlights. 1. Opening Talks – Dark Past at the Theatre RoyalFollowing a Welcome to Country by Theresa Sainty, speakers share truth telling and acknowledgement of Lutruwita’s past. Date: Sunday 19 October, from 1pmLocation: Theatre Royal, Corner Campbell & Collins …

  • 24 sep 2025
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Trend Watch: What is Eco-Brutalism?

Olivia Poston explores eco-brutalism, a contemporary reimagining of Brutalism that combines the post-war monumental rawness with integrated greening, for ArchDaily. Brutalism, which emerged in post-war Europe and spread globally, is known for exposed concrete, steel and ‘functional honesty’. These buildings – often civic, educational and housing projects – were built to endure rather than charm. Eco-brutalism retains this scale and purpose while softening it with greenery, natural light and passive performance systems. Vegetation cascades from balconies, rooftop gardens reclaim flat surfaces and interiors are informed by light and air. This hybrid movement reflects a contemporary demand for architecture to reduce emissions, support biodiversity and remain culturally meaningful. Yet, as Poston notes, eco-brutalism carries a paradox: concrete is among the most carbon-intensive materials, and adding plants does not automatically make a …

  • 24 sep 2025
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