Good Cause Giveaway: Adelaide 2023

Win $45k of Linea seating for your Adelaide charity project

Are you working on a project for a community in need?

Street Furniture Australia is donating show-products from the 2023 Festival of Landscape Architecture: UN/EARTH to a local cause in Adelaide.

Linea Seats and Benches valued at $45,250 plus delivery is up for grabs, in a palette of Spotted Gum and Sensation Orange.

The winner will be selected by the UN/EARTH Creative Directorate, and announced at the conference.

Update:

Entries closed on 20 September 2023. Thank you for your interest!

Linea Seat
540W x 790H x 600L

4 x Linea Seat 1-seater
3 x Linea Seat 1-seater, armrest

Linea Cube
445W x 435H x 445L

6 x Linea Cube

Linea Bench
540W x 435H x 600L and 1800L

4 x Linea Bench 1-seater
4 x Linea Bench 3-seater

Linea Curved Bench
635W x 430H x 1930CL

2 x Linea Curved Bench

Previous years’ winners include the Mission Australia DAYS Youth Centre in Perth, Rawa Community School Punmu Campus in the Pilbara, Western Australia, and the Murri School in Brisbane, Queensland.

Please note the winner must be able to accept delivery of the products (23 items in total) either to site or storage after the Festival.

Furniture can be freestanding or installed as surface-fixed, depending on product type.

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  • 27 August 2023, by Editor

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