Grup Fábregas’ TULIPA bins have been installed along the Sitges seafront promenade.

This location presented a dual challenge: providing functionality in an area that experiences high visitor numbers during the summer months, while maintaining its appearance throughout the year despite demanding weather conditions.

We manufacture the Tulipa C-2024 model from treated steel with anti-corrosion protection, a key feature in environments where humidity and salinity put the durability of urban furniture to the test.

The new sports complex in Sant Andreu de Llavaneres features a spacious outdoor pedestrian area designed as a space for circulation and gathering for users of the facility. Located next to the parking area, this space required furniture capable of withstanding the intensive use typical of a sports facility, while maintaining a refined aesthetic consistent with the overall architectural design.

For this setting, Grup Fábregas opted for the installation of MODO08 chairs and HEBA benches, creating various resting and waiting areas naturally integrated into the environment. The combination of materials such as cast iron with a hammered finish, technical wood, and white concrete allows us to offer solutions that are highly resistant to intensive use and outdoor conditions, without requiring maintenance.

This project demonstrates how urban furniture can adapt to the specific needs of each development, providing durable solutions that are consistent with the surroundings, especially in newly built facilities where functionality and design must go hand in hand.

Port Ginesta needed to replace its old bins, which had become outdated both functionally and aesthetically. They were low-capacity models, without lids and showing clear signs of rust –unsuitable for a marine environment, where salinity and intensive use demand more durable and efficient solutions.

Grup Fábregas proposed several alternatives until identifying the option that best met the marina’s needs: the IBIZA bin , installed in various colours to facilitate selective waste collection and improve the organisation of shared areas.

Made from polyethylene, the IBIZA bin requires no maintenance and does not rust due to salinity –a key advantage in coastal locations. Its design includes an “anti-seagull” hat-style cover , preventing birds from accessing the interior and scattering waste, helping to keep the surroundings clean and tidy. It also features a side door for bin removal, a practical solution that speeds up emptying and maintenance tasks for staff.

For general waste, the IBIZA OCEAN model –manufactured using recycled marine waste- was the preferred choice. A way of raising awareness about the importance of the circular economy and the protection of marine environments in a specific directly linked to the sea.

The project also includes customisation of the bins with the marina’s crest on the door , reinforcing the identity of the space and ensuring seamless integration into the port environment.

An intervention that demonstrates how urban furniture can improve waste management, withstand demanding conditions, and convey sustainability values – without compromising on design or practicality.

Grup Fábregas’ concrete benches are part of the renovation of the exterior areas of the MSC building in the Port of Barcelona -a space that has gained structure, greenery, and new resting areas.

The intervention has transformed the former landscaped zone into a greener, more organised, welcoming, and functional space. In this new design, several HEBA benches have been installed, designed to offer a place to rest both for those waiting to embark and for visitors wishing to relax after a walk.

These benches are made from stone-grey concrete, a material that requires no maintenance and is highly resistant to marine salinity and oxidation, ensuring long-lasting durability even under the most demanding conditions.

For projects requiring lighter solutions, the HEBA benches in polyethylene offer the same aesthetic and resistance to external agents, with a finish that perfectly replicates the look of concrete. Their design and materials make them a versatile option for both urban and landscaped spaces, combining functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.

This intervention not only enhances the aesthetics of the surroundings but also creates a comfortable, resilient, and durable space for everyone passing through this port area.

The début of the MINIM10 collection has taken place at the new Parc de les Glòries – Canópia Urbana, one of the Barcelona’s most ambitious urban transformation projects, which gives space back to the people with expansive green areas and welcoming rest zones.

In this setting, Fábregas has supplied a comprehensive selection of urban furniture designed with a unified visual language: benches, chairs, backless benches, armchairs, tables and 3-metre benches -all featuring cohesive design, robust steel structure painted in grey (RAL 7022), and certified tropical hardwood slats.

Comfort has been a key focus of the project, with loungers that encourage visitors to take a long, relaxed pause in the new park.

As a unique feature of the collection, custom watch chairs with special height have been installed, adding an iconic visual touch to the urban furniture ensemble.

All elements of the MINIM10 collection have been approved by Barcelona City Council, ensuring their integration in future urban developments across the city.

In recent years, the heart of Barcelona has undergone a significant transformation, with roads being replaced by green spaces and pedestrian areas.

The urban redevelopment project on Cristóbal Moura Street, located in the Sant Marti district of Barcelona, has now reached its final phase with the opening of the new green corridor. The main objective has been to convert the street into a linear garden, featuring two two-metre-wide concrete pathways for shared use by pedestrians and cyclists.

Surrounding the landscaped areas, where various plant species have been introduced, our new Marina Mar benches have been installed, alongside bins and diverse lighting fixtures. The benches and chairs play a key role in integrating the sustainable design that defines this project. Positioned along the circular islands of vegetation, the benches with certified wood enhance the sense of continuity within the 6.500 m2 corridor.

The result is a beautiful space designed for local residents, adapted to new climate conditions without compromising on sustainability. Projects such as the redevelopment of Cristóbal de Moure Street are a clear example of how cities can evolve to become more resilient and environmentally sustainable.