Visitors are invited to pause, reflect, and engage in more intimate, introspective activities within the public space, through a series of thoughtfully designed urban furniture.
The installation, a collaboration with Studio Juju, forms part of a broader effort to reimagine the area as a more inclusive, creative and people-centric environment. It also supports communal activities – complementing an outdoor film screening that encourages people to experience design in a relaxed, open-air setting.
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