A sleek, black canopy with a flat top appears formed from a single, long rectangular sheet in the shape of an upside-down 'U'. It features an attached bar-height table platform that forms a brace across the middle of the canopy. Matching black bar chairs are on both sides of the bar table. The chairs have a low back and seat with a wide horizontal slit pattern and long, slim legs. The canopy sits on a gray walkway surrounded by greenery: ferns, daisies, hydrangeas, and flowering trees.

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	We acquired this object.
2017	Work on this object began.
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2024	You found it!

GO OutdoorTable, 2017

This is a GO OutdoorTable. It was designed by Landscape Forms, Kirt Martin, Brian Revoir and Efrain Velez. It is dated 2017. Its medium is powder-coated cast and extruded aluminum, powder-coated steel. It is a part of the department.

With the development of smart cities comes opportunities to rethink the function and design of street furniture. The GO OutdoorTable is a 21st-century communal table designed to plug into a digital network. As a platform for outdoor activity, it is a gathering place and a drop-down work surface with access to data and power on or off the grid. Its canopy provides shade and an integrated solar panel for powering LED lighting.

Chipman Stools
2015
Designed by Robert Chipman
Manufactured by Landscape Forms
Powder-coated cast aluminum

It is credited Courtesy of Landscape Forms.