A Smarter, Faster Way to Deliver Public Infrastructure
At Urbana, we’ve simplified the entire lifecycle for public infrastructure, including shelters, public toilets & pedestrian bridges, from initial concept to final construction.
The result is lower overall costs, faster project completion and more projects completed for the community.
Step 1: Explore & Select an Urbana Design
Your journey begins by browsing Urbana’s range of designs. Each product is ready for use and includes all essential drawings and documentation.
You can easily choose the design that best fits your project needs, and customise it to your individual design & site specific requirements.
Step 2: Access Preliminary Drawings
Our team can provide preliminary drawings for your selected design to help you plan your project with clarity and confidence.
This step helps our project partners have the information they need to you need to move forward, including seeking funding or approval.
Step 3: Final Design & Documentation
Once the project receives approval or funding, we can finalise your project requirements – review the site details, intended use, and any adjustments you may need.
Urbana prepares the final design and detailed documentation required for construction. This includes architectural & engineering drawings, compliance documents, and specifications tailored to your project site and requirements.
Step 4: Local Tender and Construction
With the final design and documentation complete, you can proceed to run a competitive tender among local contractors.
Our team are available for ongoing support during construction to answer questions and assist with technical needs.
From Vision to Reality
With Urbana, our streamlined system saves time, reduces cost, and ensures long lasting infrastructure reaches communities when it’s needed most.
Ready to start your journey with Urbana? Get in touch with our team to discuss your needs and discover a smarter way to build.
Contact our team to discuss your next project.
Together, let’s design & build public spaces that matter.
