In light of increasingly severe weather events, local governments and infrastructure managers must now adapt these spaces to ensure accessibility, comfort, and appeal, even during heat waves.
Our solutions make it possible to create refreshing spaces in public areas,
, using equipment such as drinking fountains, misting systems and cooling street furniture.
With the Mât Brume misting kit, local authorities have a reliable and sustainable way of adapting their cities to global warming.
This installation demonstrates how functional street furniture can adapt to new uses in the city: sports, recreation, and living spaces.
The goal: to lower the perceived temperature, improve user comfort, and ensure easy access to water.
Creating an oasis of coolness in a public space relies on a combination of several complementary measures:
Among the most effective solutions:
Good public space furniture should be durable, easy to use, and blend seamlessly into its surroundings.
To cool down a public space in the summer, it is recommended to combine several complementary solutions: installing drinking fountains to encourage hydration, and incorporate misting systems to provide a cooling mist, and provide shade structures or greenery.
These systems help lower the perceived temperature, improve user comfort, and make spaces more pleasant during periods of extreme heat.
An urban cooling island is a space designed to provide a sense of coolness in a hot environment.
It can combine various elements such as water, shade, misting, vegetation, or specific street furniture. The goal is to create more comfortable spaces for users, particularly in high-traffic areas or those with a high concentration of concrete structures.
The choice of equipment depends on several factors: the number of visitors to the site, its size, its sun exposure, its technical constraints, and the desired level of maintenance.
Among the most effective solutions are drinking fountains, misting systems, as well as street furniture that provides coolness, shade, or greenery.
Good equipment should be durable, easy to use, accessible to everyone, and suitable for heavy use in public spaces.
