SPORTS — the design collaboration of Greg Corso and Molly Hunker — has installed ‘runaway’ as a vibrant beacon for the sunny Californian city of Santa Barbara. Three colorful elements made up of thousands of linear elements . . . .
Walkspace recently supplied some simple but effective bespoke tree grates to Wilding Park in Christchurch . . . .
Working in cooperation with Hutt City Council, Walkspace complete the first stage supply of customised catalog furniture.
As part of a general upgrade of the Waterloo shopping area in the Hutt City, Wellington, Walkspace worked with the council to customise the F Series . . . .
The former Pyne Gould Corporation site is now complete and open to the public.
Guided by feedback from the families of the eighteen people that lost their lives in the building, Ōtākaro Limited has created a simple and peaceful landscaped area . . . .
Walkspaces E series picnic sets are now installed to the new barbecue area and surrounds at the Margaret Mahy playground in Christchurch . . . . .
Over the last year Walkspace has been rather busy working closely with Otakaro in Christchurch, (formerly CERA) to develop and finalise the design, fabrication and delivery of bespoke seating elements to the Avon River precincts within the Christchurch CBD. . . .
The final pieces of bespoke furniture have finally landed onsite at Auckland's Wynyard Quarter . . . .
The team at Walkspace have been rather busy over the last few months completing the supply of a number of bespoke and catalogue items to Auckland's vibrant Wynyard Quarter, more specifically . . . . .
Boston architects Höweler + Yoon completed a unique shade structure and seating to a pocket park in downtown Phoenix, Arizona . . . .
HQ Architects designed a set of giant flowers that bloom and react to pedestrians and transportation. These flowers bloom when pedestrians stand under them. Located in Vallero Square in the heart of Jerusalem, Israel . . . .
WATERLICHT is a dream landscape about the power and poetry of water. As a virtual flood, it shows how high the water could reach without human intervention.
The Westgate Town Square centerpiece Arbor poles are nearing completion with the final Kauri slats being fitted with pre-wiring electrical works, light fitment and testing taking place over the next few days. The thorough design management and pre-planning has ensured the production has taken place without delay or issue. We are stoked with the results.
Walkspace have just completed and delivered a range of movable bespoke planter / barrier units to the good folk at BOX Café - Aotea Square
Walkspace was approached by Auckland Live, operators of the BOX Café located to the front entrance of the Aotea Centre to investigate and present barricading design options to mitigate on-going access issues surrounding the Café after hours.
The bespoke Westgate bench and seat fabrication and painting is now completed with final assembly taking place at our woodworker's workshop. We are extremely happy with progress and everything is coming together better than planned.
Walkspace is proud to announce that we are engaged with the lead contractor JFC and Auckland Council to supply bespoke Street Furniture to the new Westgate Town Centre, located to the north west of Auckland.
Street furniture prototypes designed to make cities more adaptable for disabled people are on show as part of the Designs of the Year exhibition at London's Design Museum.
In a bold bid to change its urban landscape for good, Brazil’s biggest city has given a green light to citizen proposals to transform car parking spots into perpetual park spaces.
Crater Lake, an 80m2 multi-use environmental installation serves as a place to meet, to observe the beauty of the surrounding environment and more importantly to emphasize social interaction.
Emerging from New York Fashion Week 2011, some simple seating from the design collaborative of David Kim and Mike Seto at ClickBoomPow. The duo created a line of colourful "New Role Models" chairs, which are designed to offer public seating with a pop of art.
Continuing on from previous blogs, we have completed the undercoats and final top coats of paint to the precast cube seating units for the Captain Springs Reserve.
The cube seats where delivered to site this morning, HIAB into position, foundations marked, drilled, and hold down bolts fitted and secured. The entire installation process took no longer than 2 hours to complete for all 8 units and all that remains is to apply a final graffiti seal to all surfaces.