Runway 300 Bench by Plus Halle was designed by Industrial Facility — the London-based studio of Sam Hecht and Kim Colin, one of the most rigorous and internationally respected industrial design practices working today. Industrial Facility's approach is characterised by a meticulous reduction of objects to their essential elements: removing anything that does not contribute to function, clarity or material quality until only what is necessary and precise remains. The Runway 300 is a bench of exactly this character — a long, clean horizontal seating surface at 300cm, supported with minimal structural intervention and executed with the material precision and formal control that are the hallmarks of Industrial Facility's furniture work.

The Runway 300's generous length and resolved, pared-back form make it a strong spatial element in the interior environments for which it is intended: corporate reception and lobby spaces, cultural institution foyers, transport hub waiting areas, hotel public floors and large residential entrance halls where a quality bench of substantial length and authoritative design presence is called for. The bench does not invite decoration or supplementary elements — it is complete as it stands, a long, precise horizontal that defines the zone it occupies and provides seating for multiple users without the visual noise of individual chairs or shorter benches.

Architects and interior designers specifying the Runway 300 for corporate, cultural and hospitality public-space environments will find the DWG drawing and CAD block essential for furniture placement, circulation clearance and zone-planning documentation. The 3D model supports BIM-accurate spatial coordination in large-format project models. A rigorous and design-authoritative specification for any significant public interior project where Industrial Facility's precisely resolved aesthetic is the right design register.

Available as a 2D DWG drawing and 3D model.