Installations

A multi-level carpark for electric vehicles becomes an after-hours ​‘pop up’ venue for arts lovers and onlookers – making the city livelier and giving it a more resilient future. A new normal.

What can cities of the future learn from the 18th century pleasure gardens of the past? We set out to find - and share - the answer.

Our installation invited the public to surrender phones and digital devices and enter a giant bubble for a solitary moment to pause.

With 4,000 kids joining in over three days, we got countless surprising ideas about how to make our cities better places to live, work and play.

We set out to create a moment away from the chaos of Hong Kong’s largest music and arts festival - with an intimate, cave-like space for the senses.

This design festival installation used interactive and immersive digital and lighting technologies to provide real-time data on London’s pollution.

From pop-ups to playgrounds – temporary projects are as diverse as the communities they engage.

Travel to Mars without leaving London in a new multi-sensory exhibition for all ages at the Design Museum.

Want new solutions? Ask a new audience.

Get a backstage pass to three epic decades of Brisbane’s music scene from 1989 – 2019, with exhibition design by Hassell.