Creating a Sense of Place: Street Furniture Australia Publisher / Memo Review This lively introduction tells the

This lively introduction tells the ever-evolving story of abstract art

offering close-ups of the stunning architecture and interior design that make them truly remarkable

Now in her early eighties-reflective yet outspoken

this lyrical text is paired with exquisite high-contrast illustrations by Kamilaroi author and illustrator Gregg Dreise

and senses

Creating a Sense of Place: Street Furniture Australia Publisher / Memo Review This lively introduction tells theA leap of faith by two architects and urban designers saw a new venture to design, manufacture and sell furniture for the public domain of cities. The initiative kick started an industry in Australia, and supported an emerging focus on urban design, landscape design and placemaking. In the 1960s, urban design emerged as a discipline, providing focus to city form and the space between buildings, which was generally not the priority of either town