This information booth is part of the YBR design range, integrated and designed with the same original modularity philosophy. This design was realized with the aim of adapting by its modularity to the variable needs of a information city point and customize the needs of the city services to the character of the city.
The post is the same than the YBR_bus stop shelter, the 3500mm height version post, made in cast iron and painted with anti-oxidant phosphatizing primer and black forge Oxiron paint. This poster becomes the central axis to which you will be joining the various parts to build the kiosk.
The interesting thing about this design is that it provides the possibility to evolve and grow as the information booth needed. I don't understand modularity as a sum of parts, I understand as the ability of the object to suit the needs of the city
This information booth is part of the YBR design range, integrated and designed with the same original modularity philosophy. This design was realized with the aim of adapting by its modularity to the variable needs of a information city point and customize the needs of the city services to the character of the city.
The post is the same than the YBR_bus stop shelter, the 3500mm height version post, made in cast iron and painted with anti-oxidant phosphatizing primer and black forge Oxiron paint. This poster becomes the central axis to which you will be joining the various parts to build the kiosk.
The interesting thing about this design is that it provides the possibility to evolve and grow as the information booth needed. I don't understand modularity as a sum of parts, I understand as the ability of the object to suit the needs of the city
This information booth is part of the YBR design range, integrated and designed with the same original modularity philosophy. This design was realized with the aim of adapting by its modularity to the variable needs of a information city point and customize the needs of the city services to the character of the city.
The post is the same than the YBR_bus stop shelter, the 3500mm height version post, made in cast iron and painted with anti-oxidant phosphatizing primer and black forge Oxiron paint. This poster becomes the central axis to which you will be joining the various parts to build the kiosk.
The interesting thing about this design is that it provides the possibility to evolve and grow as the information booth needed. I don't understand modularity as a sum of parts, I understand as the ability of the object to suit the needs of the city
A frame made of aluminum profiles is attached to this central post. These in turn will stay for a few panels that can be fixed, or function as doors. In its outer face there are three 58W fluorescent tubes, a perspex sheets with movable poster supports and a door with dealing system and toughened glass. And in it inside face can accommodate shelves, cabinets, etc ... depending on the needs of the information booth.
On the floor is placed a structure with levelers. On this structure rests the floor of the kiosk and the counter. The remaining pieces are anchored to the frames; the light box, the trim, the windows with its opening mechanisms and the outer.
The windows have a special mechanism that allows open inwards leaving its inner face exposed, because it enables them to withstand brochures, maps and other tourist pamphlets.
The roof shares the same philosophy of modularity, composed of several modules anchored to the poster, and being able to install with different finishes; unbreakable reinforced polyester roofing, dobble layer of polyester reinforced in the middle with fibreglass, cast in aluminium paintedwith oven-dried polyester powder coating in metal green color, or or eco-resin panels with encapsulated organic materials, inorganic materials, solar panels, etc...
The information panel joined to the information booth could be a YBR_mupi or courd be a seat module panel from YBR_bus shelter. Is the same modular system, so you can incorporate as a YBR_mupi elements, or an info panels anchored with tweezers from YBR_bus stop, or YBR_bus shelter.
The information panel joined to the information booth could be a YBR_mupi or courd be a seat module panel from YBR_bus shelter. Is the same modular system, so you can incorporate as a YBR_mupi elements, or an info panels anchored with tweezers from YBR_bus stop, or YBR_bus shelter.
Fixing; Base plate set into ground, threaded onto the bolts supplied and fixed onto a concrete block.
Fixing; Base plate set into ground, threaded onto the bolts supplied and fixed onto a concrete block.
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This information booth is part of the YBR design range, integrated and designed with the same original modularity philosophy. This design was realized with the aim of adapting by its modularity to the variable needs of a information city point and customize the needs of the city services to the character of the city.
The interesting thing about this design is that it provides the possibility to evolve and grow as the information booth needed. I don't understand modularity as a sum of parts, I understand as the ability of the object to suit the needs of the city
