AILA pop-up park
Federation Square, cnr Swanston St and Flinders St, Melbourne
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Forum Seats and Rim Bins in Aqua Blue -
Forum Seats and Rim Bins in Orange -
Forum Seats and Rim Bins in Pearl White -
Forum Seats and Rim Bins in Pearl White -
Mall Sun Lounge and Rim Bins in Brilliant Yellow
Between lightbulb moments and deep thinking sessions, some 500 delegates of AILA’s 2015 Festival of Landscape Architecture recharged at Street Furniture Australia’s This Public Life Park.
The four-day conference program included the likes of David van de Leer, Natalie Jeremijenko and Jenny B Osuldsen talking all things landscape architecture in Melbourne on October 15 to 18, 2015.
Visitors kicked off their shoes to enjoy the freshly rolled-out lawn in Federation Square with SFA sun lounges, cafe tables and Forum seats in the shade of leafy trees planted in brightly coloured rim bins.
The pop-up park almost entirely built in kind was designed by Context, with lawn from Lawn Solutions Australia and trees by Fleming’s Nurseries.
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