Create simple line drawing of a small-scale, 16 square meter placemaking installation in Carlton, Melbourne, specifically Argyle Square. The structure, a cube-like design made from timber and polycarbonate, is lightweight and easy to assemble. should depict the installation during the day, open with minimal interactive elements like foldable seats. Include few local Australians using the installation, ensuring the figures are stylized rather than detailed to maintain an abstract aesthetic. Emphasize simplicity and minimalism in both renders, using a soft, muted color palette and avoiding clutter to focus solely on the installation and its functionality within the Australian context.