
Benito Urban
Benito Urban designs and manufactures street furniture, bollards, playground equipment, sports fixtures, and lighting for public agencies and public-space projects around the world.
About Benito Urban
Equipment for Public Spaces
Benito Urban manufactures street furniture, mobility solutions, playground equipment, sports fixtures, and lighting for public spaces. The company serves government agencies, architecture firms, and contractors working on urban-development projects, parks, and public-space renovations.
Product Lines
- Street furniture: benches, trash cans, planters, tree grates, drinking fountains, 3D corporate lettering, fences, tables, and bus shelters. The range includes the Design+ line and finishes in concrete, 100% recycled pine, and weathering steel.
- Mobility and traffic control: fixed, retractable, semiautomatic, security, flexible, and semirigid bollards; parking barriers, bike racks, speed bumps, and bike lanes. The ECOBAM line uses recycled materials.
- Playgrounds and sports: swings, slides, seesaws, three-dimensional climbing nets, fences, and panels; sports equipment such as street-workout stations, pump tracks, and dog-agility equipment.
- Lighting and shade: UL-certified light fixtures, pergolas, tensioned awnings, and custom shade structures.
- BenitoArtis: the Artis collection, custom projects, and smaller formats.
International Presence
The company operates in more than 50 countries across Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, with catalogs and customer service in several languages. Its listed Barcelona-area office is at C. Lleida 10, 08500 Vic, Barcelona, Spain. International phone: +1 305-942-5475. Phone: +34 93 852 1000. Email: info@benito.com.
Recent Projects
Published references include renewed signage at Peralada Resort in Girona; the redesign of Barcelona’s Mar Bella waterfront using the SYLVESTRIS collection; a 380-square-meter tensile canopy at Parco del Castello in Novi Ligure, Italy; special lighting at the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) in Barcelona; renewed street lighting in Lavaur, France, with 105 Fusion M fixtures; and projects in Casablanca, Morocco, Dubai, and Tarragona.
Street furniture and public-space equipment