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108

2007

A rhomboid-shaped urban bench, created from a single angle, which takes on the transformation of the landscape for social use. The 108 bench forms boundaries, contains land, and creates resting places in lines. Its simplicity, discretion, and robustness mean that it is suitable for the most varied of urban spaces.

Batlle i Roig

Batlle i Roig

Enric Batlle Durany and Joan Roig Duran obtained architecture degrees from the Barcelona Higher Technical School for Architecture (ETSAB). Enric obtained a Doctorate from the ETSAB. Joan Roig met Enric Batlle while studying architecture at the ETSAB; they both graduated in 1973. Their friendship was consolidated after finding themselves carrying out internships together in the office of Martinez Lapeña - Torres Arquitectos. Finding that they worked very well together, in 1981, after being awarded the Escorxador park and Roques Blanques Cemetery project, they decided to create their own architecture firm: Batlle i Roig. The 80s was a very dynamic decade for them. They executed large-scale national renovation projects on public structures, which consolidated the birth of a new generation of architects. Together with the institutions of the time, they renovated the urban identity of the Spanish landscape. Thanks to the system of contracting through open tenders, young architects had the opportunity to bid for various projects. Joan Roig and Enric Batlle took advantage of this opportunity to execute landscaping, town planning and architecture projects. Amongst their works during this period, the Alcañiz buildings, Alcorcón church and a wide repertoire of parks stand out. Influenced by Elías Torres to promote nature in the city, Batlle i Roig designed Parc de Pegaso in Sant Andreu, l’Hort de la Rectoría in Alella, Parc Central in Sant Cugat and Parc Catalunya de Sabadell, amongst many others. A true landscaping, green conquest. Over the years that followed, Joan Roig and Enric Batlle continued to design public spaces and in 1992, following the Barcelona Olympic Games, they began to manage large-scale architectural projects. This second phase brought them extensive knowledge of a more technical nature. Amongst the projects executed, worth noting are the Sant Boi and Viladecans residences and numerous corporate buildings, such as the new RACC offices in Barcelona, the Corporate Telephony University in Belloch and the FC Barcelona sports complex in Sant Joan Despi.This urban development following the Olympic Games gave rise to the need to address the challenge of urban furniture and lighting. That's when Joan Roig and Enric Batlle began their relationship with the Urban Department of Santa & Cole, now Urbidermis, collaborating in the design of elements for the renaturalised city and on emblematic projects. This relationship, consolidated years ago, is still present in projects such as Avenida Meridiana, the Ronda de Dalt roof structure and the Parc dels Ocellets in L'Hospitalet. Since 1984, they remain connected to the world of teaching, giving classes at the Barcelona Higher Technical School of Architecture (ETSAB), the Vallès Higher Technical School of Architecture (ETSAV) and Masters in Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Barcelona (UPC). Batlle and Roig are the designers behind various Urbidermis projects. The Atlántida fountain, a monolith of timeless shapes that breaks with the classic ornamental fountain design; the Moon bench, an urban element with straight lines and architectural forms, the epitomy of pure functionality; the 108 bench, an element designed to delimit and contain spaces and form lines of seats; the 108 streetlamp, a functional element born out of a right angle, with no delusions of grandeur; the Via Láctea streetlamp, designed to trace lines of light in the sky and the Via Láctea pergola, elegant and functional. Know more

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Integration into the landscape

An extensive family of solutions that integrate into the landscape, providing multiple functions. An urban bench, with or without a backrest, 48 cm or 150 cm in length, or angled for rest. A barrier with a height of 85 cm and the same profile, for containing land. A stand and steps that are 15 cm and 28 cm in height, for shaping public spaces on different levels.

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Created using mass-colored architectural concrete, with a stripped, aggregate, waterproof finish. It is possible to apply anti-icing treatments with waterproofing, or anti-graffiti treatments without waterproofing.

*The colors shown are simply indicative. (Other colors on request)

**Ask about finishes for marine environments

Hormigon-blanco

White

Hormigon-gris

Grey

Installation using two zinc-plated M20x180 bolts per element, inserted into holes made in the pavement in advance, filled in with epoxy resin, quick cement or similar. The element is supplied assembled. Installation and assembly instructions included.

Does not require maintenance.

CE

Created using mass-colored architectural concrete, with a stripped, aggregate, waterproof finish. It is possible to apply anti-icing treatments with waterproofing, or anti-graffiti treatments without waterproofing.

*The colors shown are simply indicative. (Other colors on request)

**Ask about finishes for marine environments

Hormigon-blanco

White

Hormigon-gris

Grey

Installation using two zinc-plated M20x180 bolts per element, inserted into holes made in the pavement in advance, filled in with epoxy resin, quick cement or similar. The element is supplied assembled. Installation and assembly instructions included.

Does not require maintenance.

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Typology

The Bench is a second essential element in the urban space. Without a backrest, it is useful for areas with work surfaces or tables, or to create areas of more fleeting rest.

48 cm without backrest: 212
48 cm with backrest: 400
98 cm without backrest with interior angle: 445
98 cm without backrest with exterior angle: 445
150 cm without backrest: 644
150 cm without backrest stand: 423
150 cm with backrest: 1232
150 cm with backrest low wall: 1060

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

Aligned rest elements are essential for defining this space-creating function. Continuity in the composition facilitates social relations and encourages interweaving of narratives in city life.

48 cm without backrest: 212
48 cm with backrest: 400
98 cm without backrest with interior angle: 445
98 cm without backrest with exterior angle: 445
150 cm without backrest: 644
150 cm without backrest stand: 423
150 cm with backrest: 1232
150 cm with backrest low wall: 1060
150 cm barrier: 910
150 cm barrier low wall: 734
120 cm step high: 346
120 cm step low: 173

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

Stand compositions are purely for landscaping purposes. Used together with two steps of differing heights, they create a green space for public activity.

120 cm step high: 346
120 cm step low: 173

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

The barrier is an element designed to hold the terrain. It helps create large, safe and resistant spaces that are raised from the pavement.

150 cm barrier: 910
150 cm barrier low wall: 734

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

The Bench is a second essential element in the urban space. Without a backrest, it is useful for areas with work surfaces or tables, or to create areas of more fleeting rest.

48 cm without backrest: 212
48 cm with backrest: 400
98 cm without backrest with interior angle: 445
98 cm without backrest with exterior angle: 445
150 cm without backrest: 644
150 cm without backrest stand: 423
150 cm with backrest: 1232
150 cm with backrest low wall: 1060

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

Aligned rest elements are essential for defining this space-creating function. Continuity in the composition facilitates social relations and encourages interweaving of narratives in city life.

48 cm without backrest: 212
48 cm with backrest: 400
98 cm without backrest with interior angle: 445
98 cm without backrest with exterior angle: 445
150 cm without backrest: 644
150 cm without backrest stand: 423
150 cm with backrest: 1232
150 cm with backrest low wall: 1060
150 cm barrier: 910
150 cm barrier low wall: 734
120 cm step high: 346
120 cm step low: 173

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

Stand compositions are purely for landscaping purposes. Used together with two steps of differing heights, they create a green space for public activity.

120 cm step high: 346
120 cm step low: 173

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

The barrier is an element designed to hold the terrain. It helps create large, safe and resistant spaces that are raised from the pavement.

150 cm barrier: 910
150 cm barrier low wall: 734

*Approximate weight without packaging (kg)

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