Avenue Form Public Furniture: Contemporary outdoor furniture designed to shape public spaces

Avenue Form is a collection of contemporary public space furniture by botton+gardiner, designed in Australia and made in the USA for parks, plazas, campuses, streetscapes and shared outdoor spaces.

Featuring modular straight and curved seating, benches, tables and café furniture, Avenue Form gives landscape architects, architects and designers the flexibility to create public spaces that support movement, gathering, connection and pause.

Built for cities and made for generations, the collection combines enduring materials, refined detailing and flexible configurations for the demands of modern urban environments.

What is Avenue Form?

Avenue Form is a flexible public space furniture system designed to help shape the landscape, rather than simply fill it.

Straight, concave and convex elements can be used individually or combined to define edges, guide pedestrian movement and create inviting places for people to gather and spend time.

From a single bench to sweeping curved seating arrangements, Avenue Form gives designers a versatile kit of parts for creating purposeful, highly navigable public environments.

Modular seating for flexible public space design

Avenue Form brings together straight and curved benches, seats, plinth-mounted seating, tables and café furniture within one cohesive design language.

Straight, concave and convex pieces can be mixed and matched to create configurations that:

  • define pathways and pedestrian circulation

  • create social and gathering spaces

  • form curved or linear seating arrangements

  • wrap planting and landscape features

  • establish edges within plazas and open spaces

  • create outdoor dining, collaboration and breakout areas

The collection can scale from individual pieces to larger integrated seating landscapes, helping designers respond to different site footprints, circulation patterns and ways of using public space.

Accessible and inclusive public furniture

Avenue Form has been developed with accessibility and everyday comfort in mind.

Thoughtful seat heights, supportive backrests, softened edge detailing and generous proportions contribute to comfortable public seating, while ADA-aligned options help designers create more inclusive public spaces.

Accessible options within the collection include seating with armrests, increased seat heights and tables designed to provide accessible legroom and inclusive proportions.

Made for parks, plazas, campuses and streetscapes

Avenue Form is designed for high-use public and shared environments, including:

Parks and recreation spaces · Plazas and civic spaces · University and college campuses · Streetscapes · Mixed-use developments · Hospitality environments · Outdoor dining and breakout areas

Its flexible design allows the same furniture family to be used across different zones of a project, creating visual consistency while responding to different functional needs.

Durable materials and finishes for outdoor environments

Avenue Form combines durable construction with a broad choice of finishes for contemporary landscape and architectural projects.

Across the core seating and table range, aluminum battens are available in Alugrain timber-look finishes or powder-coat, with zinc-primed, powder-coated mild-steel frames.

These finish options allow designers to create understated, architectural palettes or use color and timber-look finishes to establish a stronger identity within the landscape.

Designed in Australia. Made in the USA.

Avenue Form is designed in Australia and manufactured in the United States, combining botton+gardiner's design approach with local production for the North American market.

The collection is supplied assembled, with a 6–8 week lead time and five-year warranty.

Frequently asked questions

Explore Avenue Form

Shape movement. Create connection. Define the landscape.

Discover the Avenue Form collection, or explore Resources including configuration ideas, finishes, dimensions and technical information for your next public-space project.

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