Street furniture for independent spirits Boston, city of independence, chooses Wall AG street furniture
As one of the oldest cities in the USA, Boston boasts a strong historical and cultural heritage. It is also one of the first American cities to enhance its urban spaces with an integrated street furniture program. In 2001, Wall AG won over Boston's decision-makers with the design line Boston Streetline, which was later awarded the Good Design prize by the Chicago Athenaeum. For its creator Prof. Josef Paul Kleihues, Boston Streetline was also a debut. It was the first time that the star architect designed "architecture for the streets". Today, Boston has installed wheelchair-accessible automatic public toilets, advertising pillars, city information panels, and bus stop shelters, staying true to its tradition as an open-minded, citizen-friendly, and accessible metropolis.
Boston facts and figures
Population: 585,054*
Area: 217 km2
Population density: 2,665/km2
*official census figures as of Dec 31, 2007
Wall street furniture in Boston
Bus stop shelters
Automatic public toilets
Advertising pillars
City information panels
Design lines
Boston Streetline
Advertising spaces
Advertising spaces CLP (standard poster format)
Logan International Airport
Each day, Boston Logan International serves 22 million passengers. Only 18 other airports in the United States -and only 34 worldwide - have a higher passenger volume. In 2004, Wall AG signed a 7-year advertising contract with the Massachusetts Port Authority. Since then, we have installed 36 CLB billboards with scrolling technology on the airport premises.
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We support cities and metropolises in their municipal marketing efforts with customized street furniture solutions that meet the requirements of urban developers, citizens, and their cities.
Municipal marketing
Cities receive Wall street furniture free of charge. In turn, we market the advertising space to refinance our products. Take a look at our business model to find out how exactly this works.
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