Landscape & Urban Design Issue 78 2026 | Page 67

STREET FURNITURE
Woodscape’ s Approach to Customisation At Woodscape, customisation is at the heart of what we do. With decades of experience working with timber, we have honed our expertise in crafting bespoke street furniture that marries exceptional design with unparalleled durability. Our capabilities extend beyond simple modifications; we thrive on collaborating with designers to bring truly unique concepts to life. From initial sketches and detailed CAD drawings to the precision of our joinery and the expert finishing, our team works closely with clients through every stage of the process. We leverage our deep understanding of timber’ s properties to advise on the best materials and construction methods, ensuring that each custom piece not only looks stunning but also withstands the rigours of public use and the diverse British weather.
Looking Ahead The growing role of customisation in street furniture is a testament to our collective desire for more thoughtful, authentic, and engaging public spaces. As urban environments continue to evolve, we anticipate that this trend will only strengthen. At Woodscape, we are proud to be at the forefront of this movement, continuing to push the boundaries of design and craftsmanship to create truly exceptional and enduring street furniture that enhances communities for generations to come.
The images displayed with this thought pieces are from some of our heavily customised schemes.
1. Southsea Coastal Scheme Location | Portsmouth Landscape Architect | LDA Client | Portsmouth City Council, Environment Agency, Coastal Partners What | Bespoke seating for the seafront inspired by the ferryboats.
2. Station Hill Location | Reading Landscape Architect | LDA Client | Lincoln What | Bespoke decking and Seating for a large community regeneration.
3. EXPERIENCE Location | Norwich Landscape Architect | Client | Business Improvement District What | Custom book shaped seating designed to support local tourism and culture.
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