By 2050, 66% of the world's population will be living in cities. The population is becoming increasingly urban and mobile. JCDecaux wants to improve outdoor experience and make cities more attractive, intelligent, responsible and more connected and engaging.
We design street furniture that will develop or reinforce the identity of the site where it is located.
We work with renowned designers to create attractive street furniture
For example, Vilnius bus shelters were created by Lord Norman Foster
55% of our staff work on the ground maintaining street furniture to keep it tidy and operational
From bike sharing systems to automatic public toilets, we design street furniture and services that provide practical everyday benefits.
Pastatėme 100+ Normano Fosterio sukurtų šiukšliadėžių Vilniaus mieste tam, kad vietovės aplink stoteles būtų tvarkingos
4 automatiniai viešieji tualetai Vilniuje suteikia patogumo miesto gyventojams ir lankytojams
52,000 JCDecaux dviračiais visame pasaulyje nukeliauta daugiau kaip 1 milijardas km
From design to installation and upkeep, our street furniture and services are financed by advertising.
The revenue from advertising goes to the community in the form of services to residents
By helping merchants and businesses promote their products, we contribute to the local economy
Our self-service bicycles offer an alternative mode of transport that is accessible and non-polluting
Our goal is to inform, surprise and entertain you around the city with more interactive and creative advertising.
We enliven the streets landscape with real-time messages, tourist and events information as well as social advertising
Innovative advertising campaigns become part of the positive city experience
