Morari (from Latin morari, meaning to linger) is a six-piece urban furniture series developed in collaboration between Jesse Altmann, Valentina Lenk, and Klara Schneider, questioning the comfort at bus stops using Potsdam as an example. The series utilizes standardized railings as a basis for attaching various seating modules, backrests, and tables. Passengers can thus wait at the stops flexibly in groups or alone, sitting or standing, with or without luggage. The amorphous design language, intended for 1-to-1 3D printing using a robotic arm, gives the series its individual character and lightens the traditional aesthetics of bus stops. The decision to use recycled polypropylene as the material was made due to its durability, stability, and color fastness. The plastic allows for recycling and the individual color design of each piece of furniture.