STREET WORKS is an initiative of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) NSW, about re-imaginging underutilised spaces in the City of Sydney as innovative, sustainable and dynamic temporary public spaces that will bring people together in unique ways.

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The winners of the 2011 Open Agenda Research Architecture competition will be on exhibition at Customs House as part of the launch of the Sydney Architecture Festival.

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The Australian Institute of Architects (NSW Chapter) Design Medal and The NSW Architects Registration Board Architects Medallion will be featured at Customs House during the Sydney Architecture Festival.

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As part of his travelling after having received a Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship, Marcus Trimble’s Exhibition “Monolithic” will feature drawings, plaster models and large scale photographs of the monolithic structures visited in 2010.

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The Customs House Atrium Installation by ARUP Lighting is inspired by a flower structure known as "Pappus" .... Think of a dandelion with its feathery bristles making up a parachute formations that break free and drift unencumbered in the wind. An additional layer of light and texture in imaginged by utilising coloured projections.

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STREET WORKS is a series of temporary installations that transform underutilised public spaces into vibrant places.

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STREET WORKS is a series of temporary installations that transform under-utilised public spaces into vibrant places. Cities around the world are moving toward installing little interventions that reclaim under-utilised spaces and build creative and engaging places that invite public participation in urban life.

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