Pop-up project at Sydney beachside
The Park to Pacific project is a movement that imagines Clovelly Road, from Centennial Park to Clovelly Beach, as a safer, greener, more sustainable street. It has evolved out of the Clovelly Road Better Block project, an annual community event that celebrates the ways in which a neighbourhood can be dramatically improved through small changes, such as public art, green spaces, kids’ activities and new seating.
On Sunday, 19 October, Street Furniture Australia was invited by organiser Ari Andersen to participate in this year’s event by providing a selection of pop-up seats and tables. Whether used for curbside dining, conversation or just a place to rest, the temporary furniture created new ways for locals to experience Clovelly Road.
In the spirit of the day, the new seats provided a place to ponder a better way of living.
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