Furniture
WINDOW Bench
Entrant: QZ URBAN FURNITURE
2025
Silver
A closer look
Project gallery.
Select a thumbnail to browse. Click the main image to enlarge.
CategoryFurniture
Class / SubcategorySeating & Comfort Furniture
Bench
Bench
Country / Region
Spain
A piece of street furniture designed for interrelation scenarios in public spaces, capable of arousing emotions both in urban environments and in natural spaces. When the bench is free, it is perceived as a sculptural element.
An elegant and sober bench, with straight lines, which not only fulfils the function of a seat, but also adds aesthetic value when placed in the urban space: promenades, ports, parks, squares, roads, etc.
It is available in three versions: bench with backrest, without backrest and individual seat, giving rise to multiple compositions according to the needs demanded by the space to be provided and the user.
The purity of the lines and the symbiosis between straight planes of the Bench WINDOW reinforce the shine and textures characteristic of concrete.
An urban element that is resistant to use and atmospheric conditions, designed to last in a comfortable and socially shared environment.
An elegant and sober bench, with straight lines, which not only fulfils the function of a seat, but also adds aesthetic value when placed in the urban space: promenades, ports, parks, squares, roads, etc.
It is available in three versions: bench with backrest, without backrest and individual seat, giving rise to multiple compositions according to the needs demanded by the space to be provided and the user.
The purity of the lines and the symbiosis between straight planes of the Bench WINDOW reinforce the shine and textures characteristic of concrete.
An urban element that is resistant to use and atmospheric conditions, designed to last in a comfortable and socially shared environment.
Explore the project.
Project credits.
Enrique Mínguez Ros
Design Engineer & Project Manager
Enrique Mínguez Martínez
Architect & Project Manager
Alejandro Monfardini Bernardeau
Architect & Infographics Producer
Your work belongs in the conversation.
Begin Your Entry
Enter Award