Geo is a fully co-ordinated lighting and street furniture system, designed to help reduce street clutter and to create a visual link between public spaces. Geo reflects the best of modern urban design: simplicity, sustainable and robust materials in low profile forms and has been selected for and installed in some of the most prestigious and iconic public realm regenerations.

Why Geo?

Most urban user experiences are blighted with the same landscape design phenomenon: street clutter. A confusion of traffic signals, street lighting, regulatory signs, guardrails, and finger posts added gradually with no holistic consideration. With the rise of vehicular thoroughfares, this phenomenon inhibits the already limited pedestrian space and attention.  Geo solves this problem with cohesive aesthetic and engineering solutions that combine traditional elements to ensure the least amount of repetition.

Less is more.

Design

Geo features co-ordinated and cohesive Lighting, signage and street furniture designed to complement, rather than collide with, contemporary architectural styles. The design identity of all products is modern yet timeless; as its simple, discreet and unobtrusive lines make it equally suited to both historical and modern public realm.

The design philosophy behind the Geo system is unfussy and simply designed to reduce both pedestrian visual confusion and physical clutter by modularity and multifunctional application. Geo recognises that it is the people and the street that is important, not the amount of elements there to "control" them.

The iconic Geo "shadow gap" theme continues through the range, to enhance the sense of place and identity, with the rest of the suite of coordinated street furniture. This enables a consistent project signature to be established. This design detail can also house varying options such as reflective strips or lighting solutions.

Materials

The highest quality materials are used in Geo construction and are chosen with the knowledge that installation is disproportionably costly in relation to the furniture. This material choice decreases routine maintenance and replacement and therefore minimises the total lifetime cost.