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Where Design, Art, and Architecture Meet Public Innovation

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Vision
PlanScape brings together design, art, and architecture to create extraordinary experiences in public space. We develop sculptural elements that combine functionality, playfulness, and intuitive use, tailored to the needs of diverse community groups. Through our innovative design, we transform everyday spaces into inspiring places that encourage social and environmental engagement across all ages.

Challenge
Public spaces are often designed with a single purpose in mind—sitting, playing, or passing through. This lack of adaptability creates exclusion and underuse, as diverse communities cannot find spaces that meet their changing needs.

Objective
To create a system of adaptive objects that can integrate into any urban environment, offering multiple uses: seating, play, relaxation, gathering, or community activities—while maintaining aesthetic quality, sustainability, and accessibility.
 

Process

  • Research on community needs and spatial behaviors.

  • Concept development of modular, geometric forms.

  • Collaboration with a structural engineer and safety consultant.

  • Pilot implementation at Shenkar College plaza, supported by the innovation incubator.


 

Outcome
PlanScape introduces a series of lightweight, low-maintenance elements that adapt to their environment. They invite interaction, enhance urban vitality, and serve as focal points for social encounters. By combining functionality with aesthetic value, the project offers a transformative user experience for both individuals and communities.
 

Collaboration and Innovation
PlanScape is developed in collaboration with leading institutions and professionals, including Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, engineers, safety consultants, and manufacturers. These partnerships allow us to validate our concepts, ensure safe implementation, and bring innovation into real urban contexts.

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How We Work

1

Catalog-Based Design

We start by exploring existing solutions and inspirations from our design catalog to understand possibilities and define the direction for the project.

2

Catalog Customization

Next, we adapt and tailor elements from the catalog to fit the specific context, user needs, and site conditions, ensuring functionality, accessibility, and aesthetic coherence.

3

Concept Development

Finally, we develop a unique design concept, integrating sculptural elements, interactive features, and innovative solutions that transform the space and create engaging experiences.

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