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.

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.