Applications
Streetscapes, parks, schools, waterfronts, transport hubs, resorts, civic centres and mixed-use precincts.
International Specification Records / Global
CIVARO organises public-space systems across Urban, Coastal, Park, Transit, Heritage and Contemporary settings.

Direct answer
Specify CIVARO by setting first: users, exposure, accessibility, maintenance and surrounding civil/landscape conditions should determine the product family and finish rather than selecting isolated furniture from a catalogue.
Project decision
Use these points to structure the first project conversation. Final suitability stays tied to the actual site, selected system and local project team.
Streetscapes, parks, schools, waterfronts, transport hubs, resorts, civic centres and mixed-use precincts.
Foundations, paving, drainage, planting, accessibility, lighting, clear zones and maintenance access are part of the installation context.
Material finish, fasteners, replaceable parts, cleaning and coastal or vandal exposure should be reviewed alongside appearance.
Comparison matrix
Use the CIVARO setting families to keep product selection aligned with place.
| Field | CIVARO |
|---|---|
| Families | Urban, Coastal, Park, Transit, Heritage, Contemporary |
| Primary users | Councils, developers, schools, resorts, public-space designers |
| Interfaces | Civil, landscape, paving, foundations, accessibility |
| Exposure | Urban, coastal and high-use public environments |
| Local responsibility | Set-out, civil works, accessibility and installation unless scoped otherwise |
Project brief
Frequently asked
It is Apollo's public-realm range architecture covering multiple product families and settings.
Yes, but product materials and finishes need to be selected for the actual exposure.
Those local works are normally completed by the project team unless expressly included.
Next step
Send the site, dimensions, intended use, quantities and known local requirements. Apollo will review the relevant product pathway and keep local engineering, approvals and site-work responsibilities explicit.