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Red-and-White Safety Barriers Become Public Seating at Dutch Design Week

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A closer look at “Red-and-White Safety Barriers Become Public Seating at Dutch Design Week”, exactly as the source publishes it. At Dutch Design Week, the 'Stop!' collection by Studio Martins Mezulis and 130663TSX reimagines standard construction barriers as modular benches and stools. The project transforms red-and-white aluminum safety barriers—typically used to restrict access—into inviting places for public gathering. By reusing familiar street infrastructure, the designers show how small interventions can turn obstacles into opportunities for social connection. The collection highlights a shift toward more adaptable, human-centered public spaces, offering a fresh perspective on urban design.

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