Placemaking

We use art, creativity and design to help shape places that people want to spend time in. Working across public spaces, streetscapes and community environments, we develop creative interventions that respond to their surroundings and give places a stronger sense of identity.

From individual artworks to broader placemaking strategies, we bring artists, designers, communities and stakeholders together to create spaces that feel considered, engaging and connected to community.

Transforming places with character, purpose and a reason to look twice.

Street Art Studio

Bringing together large-scale murals and original artworks. Blurring the line between street, studio and gallery.

Harmony Carts

Creative placemaking for a growing community

Capture the Spirit

An immersive Community Photo Booth Activation—a dual-sided installation designed to bring your holiday photos to life!

Confluence

A sculptural public artwork by Julian Clavijo. Inspired by the movement, flow and interconnectedness of Mandurah's waterways

Hexa Forma

Reimagining Pennyweight Walk, Bendigo as a space where community, creativity, and nature intersect.

NGV Temple of Boom

An evocative reimagining of The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens, Adam Newman and Kelvin Tsang’s Temple of Boom is the NGV Architecture Commission for 2022, a work of site-specific, ephemeral architecture for the NGV Garden.

The Art Maze

Explore and discover the wonders of the deep sea on a journey of immersive art, vivid neons and glowing inflatables.

S3 Daydream

The S3 Daydream is an immersive art experience that takes place within an enclosed small room with 1000s of LED lights moving in unison to music and a voiceover.

Rainbow Warriors

The ‘Rainbow Warriors’ mural celebrates Queer history and advocates for visibility and the sharing of Queer stories.

Immerse First Nations Lightboxes

The 2024 Immerse Lightbox series featuring artwork from three First Nations artists.

New-Natural Murals

A commentary of the natural world adapting to the presence of plastic, human infrastructure and the footprint we leave behind.

Ballarat Art Incubator

Recognising Ballarat’s rich history and the ever present history of tradition and storytelling lore.

What’s Up Stonnington

Augmented reality, projections, soundscapes, inflatables, luminescence at your fingertips…Welcome to What’s Up Stonnington, a fully immersive and interactive series of art installations

Welcome to Sebastopol

A site-specific mural, full of nostalgic references for Cax One with strong references and ties to the area.

Aitken Boulevard

The mural serves as a reflection of this somber history, establishing a meaningful connection between the artwork and the Hume Stolen Generations Marker.

Gladstone Park

Aimed to inspire people to get out and explore the land surrounding them, and gain a deeper appreciation and knowledge for the area's natural history.

Just Another Agency - Hume Water Tank Trail - Alex Sugar

Hume Water Tanks

Working in partnership with Hume City Council, Landcare, CPA and locals to create designs that represent the area before Alex Sugar transformed the water tanks into works of art.

Revolver Upstairs

Since 2012 Just Another has been organising local, national and international artists to paint the Revolver ‘Smokers Paradise’ laneway every three months.

Augmented Mural Trail

The Macedon Ranges Augmented Mural Trail. Just Another Agency placed a mural in each of the nine towns within the Macedon Ranges. Each mural, was painted by a different Victorian based artist and was augmented with a hidden letter.

Infinite Thanks

A LGBTIQ+ collaborative art installation, which celebrates rainbow heroes, icons, identity and cultures.

Stockland Wendouree

Just Another was commissioned to create two murals as part of the centre’s redevelopment.

White Night

From colourful projections and awe-inspiring installations to interactive performances, puppetry and an array of musical hubs, there will be so much to see.

TEES

Just Another collaborated with T-World, the world’s only t-shirt journal to produce the exhibition TEES: Exposing Melbourne’s T-shirt Culture, which showcased Melbourne’s passion for t-shirts through the eyes of avid collector, Eddie Zammit.

All Your Walls

In celebration of street art and graffiti, Melbourne’s most well renowned graffiti crews, collectives, and artists participated in a major makeover of the infamous Hosier and Rutledge Lanes.