A stroll along Albert Street in Brisbane has been transformed by a public work which recreates an existing multi-storey car park as a large scale art-come-architecture project.

A car park for 30 years, the building was recently transformed by architects Nettleton Tribe into a thirteen level office space above nine levels of parking. As a finishing touch international studio Urban Art Projects (UAP) designed the bespoke art project 'Landlines' to wrap itself around three faces of the car park. Displaying a contoured map of Cunningham’s Gap and the Main Range in Brisbane, the work is formed of 549 powder coated, laser cut aluminum panels, all 1.2m x 3.6m.