High street

Close the street to traffic, give the roadway back to people, and the installations can stand right in the middle of it: the smiley hammock on its timber deck stops you first, the three ring benches open out in the shade halfway down and hold your back in their curve, and the bright red radio on the small square at the end gathers the whole street into one view — walk that far, and the photograph takes itself.

The set

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  Landmark

  The giant radio

  The one landmark on the small square at the end of the street, and a photo backdrop only: people stand in front of it to be photographed; nobody goes up it.

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  Mid-route

  The rings

  Three ring benches under the trees halfway down the street, in three sizes: a timber plank across the lower half turns each ring into a seat that holds your back in its curve, and the smallest one you simply step through.

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  Up close

  Smiley hammock

  On a timber deck one step up on the near right, with a bench and a tree pit beside it; lie down and you stay.

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