Explore innovative ideas for transforming overlooked small public spaces in the Inner West with local architects and designers.
Thursday 19 August 2027
6:30pm - 7:30pm
313 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
Free
Discover how forgotten corners and under-used strips in your neighbourhood can be transformed into vibrant community spaces. This talk features insightful presentations by Rachel Liang from DunnHillam Architects and the founders of GSB Architecture studio, who bring fresh and practical design perspectives.
Learn about community-oriented and function-driven architectural approaches inspired by cross-cultural experiences and sustainable design principles. This event is perfect for parents interested in urban design and community enrichment.
Enjoy an engaging evening of ideas that challenge conventional use of space, encouraging thoughtful and ambitious interventions in small public areas.
- Date: Wednesday, 19 August 2026
- Time: Doors open at 18:00, event starts at 18:30 and ends at 19:30
- Location: Marrickville Library and Pavilion, Patyegarang Place, 313 Marrickville Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
- Cost: Free entry
The event is curated and introduced by local designers Vanessa Li, Emily Malek, and Caitlin Condon, and presented in association with Inner West Council.
The event takes place at Marrickville Library and Pavilion, a well-known community hub in the Inner West. The venue is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families.
Parking options are available nearby, and the location is suitable for parents attending with school-aged children. The library setting provides a comfortable space to engage with community ideas.
Directions and additional access information can be found on the Inner West Council website.
This is a council-organised event focusing on architecture and community design. It is suitable for adults and parents interested in urban planning and community spaces.
The session will include presentations and discussions, so arriving on time is recommended to not miss any part of the talk.
No tickets are required, but registration via Eventbrite is encouraged to secure your spot.
Entry to this event is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for families and community members.
Tickets can be booked online through Eventbrite, ensuring your place at this insightful talk.
Early registration is advised due to limited seating and community interest.
