Massive pieces of rock, concrete, steel, or other durable materials deployed to demarcate pedestrian zones, secure perimeters, and intercept or redirect vehicle movement.
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Prax Waste Receptacles
A rectilinear, front-loading waste receptacle. Specimens come in different finishes based on location, generally featuring a monolithic powder-coated steel body with gently curved edges and a convex lid that forms the receptacle cover.
CitiBin
CitiBin provides containerized storage for trash and recycling, offering a secure and weather-resistant alternative to loose waste piles.
High End Basket
The High End Basket is a durable, enclosed litter receptacle used in select areas of New York City.
Bryant Park Litter Receptacle
The Bryant Park Litter Receptacle is a distinctive waste container designed specifically for Bryant Park in New York City.
Curbside EV Charger
An invasive species of EV chargers
Roosevelt Island Air Tubes
The Roosevelt Island Ventilation Tube is a brightly colored, cylindrical metal shaft installed as part of the original Roosevelt Island WIRE development in the 1970s to provide fresh air and exhaust. They come in various bright colors.
Roosevelt Island Red Bins
Red Island Bins carrum insula Description Red trash bin on Roosevelt Island, complete with tram logo. Identification Boxy in form, with vertical perforations running up and down the main body; spherical removable top with two opposing openings; trashcan inside. Aerial Tram logo near bottom. Red in color. Powder-coated recycled cast iron. Manufacturer Columbia Cascade Company…
Common Cone
Providing safe access Protectus conus OrderSupellex FamilyCoercitio Genus Protectus SpeciesProtectus conus Description Traffic Cones – often called pylons, orange cones, safety cones, or just cones – are cone-shaped markers used for a variety of temporary purposes, generally to channel people and cars, or mark dangerous items. Identification Conical shape with flat bottom, generally orange with…