Bench - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:53, 9 March 2023

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	* Chair.		* Chair.
		+	* Desk.
	* Exedra.		* Exedra.
		+	* Furniture.
	* Garden furniture.		* Garden furniture.
	* Hard landscape.		* Hard landscape.

Editor at 17:38, 20 January 2022

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	* Poppyhead.		* Poppyhead.
	* Porch.		* Porch.
		+	* Seating.
	* Street furniture.		* Street furniture.

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Editor at 21:16, 13 January 2022

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	Modern benches in public areas are sometimes designed in a manner that deters certain types of behaviour other than sitting. This form of hostile architecture keeps people from doing things such as skateboarding, lying down and so on.		Modern benches in public areas are sometimes designed in a manner that deters certain types of behaviour other than sitting. This form of hostile architecture keeps people from doing things such as skateboarding, lying down and so on.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

		+	* Chair.
	* Exedra.		* Exedra.
	* Garden furniture.		* Garden furniture.

Editor at 16:58, 27 August 2021

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	* Poppyhead.		* Poppyhead.
	* Porch.		* Porch.
		+	* Street furniture.

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Editor at 16:56, 27 August 2021

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	Early benches were made from materials such as stone, wood, earth or straw. During the 13th century, backless stone benches might be located inside the porch of a church or along the walls of a nave. Eventually, benches were brought into the centre of the nave of the church. These benches were often movable and later became fixed to the floor. These types of benches were sometimes called pews.		Early benches were made from materials such as stone, wood, earth or straw. During the 13th century, backless stone benches might be located inside the porch of a church or along the walls of a nave. Eventually, benches were brought into the centre of the nave of the church. These benches were often movable and later became fixed to the floor. These types of benches were sometimes called pews.
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		+	For more information, see Pew.

	With manufacturing advances, materials such as cast iron were also used to make benches. Modern benches can be made from aluminium, concrete, fibreglass, steel, recycled plastic and other synthetic materials.		With manufacturing advances, materials such as cast iron were also used to make benches. Modern benches can be made from aluminium, concrete, fibreglass, steel, recycled plastic and other synthetic materials.
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	* Hard landscape.		* Hard landscape.
	* Hostile architecture.		* Hostile architecture.
		+	* Pew.
	* Poppyhead.		* Poppyhead.
	* Porch.		* Porch.

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Designing Buildings at 10:27, 27 August 2021

2021-08-27T10:27:02Z

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	[[File:UndergroundBench.jpg\|link=File:UndergroundBench.jpg]]		[[File:UndergroundBench.jpg\|link=File:UndergroundBench.jpg]]

−	A bench is a long seat that ~~is meant to~~ accommodate several people simultaneously. A bench can be backless, armless or both. It can also be used indoors, outdoors or both, depending on its design and construction.	+	A bench is a long seat that can accommodate several people simultaneously. A bench can be backless, armless or both. It can also be used indoors, outdoors or both, depending on its design and construction.

−	Early benches were made from ~~natural~~ materials such as stone, wood, earth or straw. During the 13th century, backless stone benches might be located inside the porch of ~~the~~ church or along the walls of ~~the~~ nave.	+	Early benches were made from materials such as stone, wood, earth or straw. During the 13th century, backless stone benches might be located inside the porch of a church or along the walls of a nave. Eventually, benches were brought into the centre of the nave of the church. These benches were often movable and later became fixed to the floor. These types of benches were sometimes called pews.
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−	Eventually, benches were brought into the centre of the nave of the church. These benches were often movable and later became fixed to the floor. These types of benches were sometimes called pews.	+

	With manufacturing advances, materials such as cast iron were also used to make benches. Modern benches can be made from aluminium, concrete, fibreglass, steel, recycled plastic and other synthetic materials.		With manufacturing advances, materials such as cast iron were also used to make benches. Modern benches can be made from aluminium, concrete, fibreglass, steel, recycled plastic and other synthetic materials.

−	Modern benches in public areas are sometimes designed in a manner that deters certain types of behaviour other than sitting. This form of hostile architecture keeps people from doing things such as skateboarding, ~~rollerblading, cycling~~ and so on.	+	Modern benches in public areas are sometimes designed in a manner that deters certain types of behaviour other than sitting. This form of hostile architecture keeps people from doing things such as skateboarding, lying down and so on.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

Editor at 16:03, 26 August 2021

2021-08-26T16:03:32Z

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	A bench is a long seat that is meant to accommodate several people simultaneously. A bench can be backless, armless or both. It can also be used indoors, outdoors or both, depending on its design and construction.		A bench is a long seat that is meant to accommodate several people simultaneously. A bench can be backless, armless or both. It can also be used indoors, outdoors or both, depending on its design and construction.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Exedra.
	* Garden furniture.		* Garden furniture.
		+	* Hard landscape.
	* Hostile architecture.		* Hostile architecture.
	* Poppyhead.		* Poppyhead.

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A bench is a long seat that is meant to accommodate several people simultaneously. A bench can be backless, armless or both. It can also be used indoors, outdoors or both, depending on its design and construction.

Early benches were made from natural materials such as stone, wood, earth or straw. During the 13th century, backless stone benches might be located inside the porch of the church or along the walls of the nave.

Eventually, benches were brought into the centre of the nave of the church. These benches were often movable and later became fixed to the floor. These types of benches were sometimes called pews.

With manufacturing advances, materials such as cast iron were also used to make benches. Modern benches can be made from aluminium, concrete, fibreglass, steel, recycled plastic and other synthetic materials.

Modern benches in public areas are sometimes designed in a manner that deters certain types of behaviour other than sitting. This form of hostile architecture keeps people from doing things such as skateboarding, rollerblading, cycling and so on.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Garden furniture.
* Hostile architecture.
* Poppyhead.
* Porch.

[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Products_/_components]]