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Community Branding
Neighbourhood identity, cultural art, and civic pride — embedded permanently in the street.
Designing for Community Branding?
Product matching, technical data, and certified installer support across Canada.
About Community Branding
Every neighbourhood has a story. Most of them go untold on the street. HUB community branding installations change that — transforming the surface beneath people's feet into a canvas for the neighbourhood's culture, history, and identity. DecoMark thermoplastic embeds Pantone-accurate custom graphics directly into asphalt and concrete: First Nations cultural artwork in reconciliation partnerships, BIA wayfinding and business district branding, neighbourhood crest and name installations, Pride declarations, and heritage commemorations. StreetBond colour treatments create branded corridors, cultural district colour schemes, and civic identity systems that people can feel underfoot and see from a block away. From Bowen Island's community art path to the UBC Musqueam cultural crosswalk — this is what it looks like when a community decides the street deserves to tell its story.
Gallery
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Recommended Products
DecoMark
Custom-graphic preformed thermoplastic for wayfinding, public art, schools, and parks.
StreetBond
Coloured coatings for Canadian applications. Bold. Tough. Engineered for Canada.
StreetPrint
In-place decorative asphalt stamping. Brick, cobblestone, slate, and custom patterns — flush surface, snowplow-safe.
DuraTherm
Inlaid flush-mount thermoplastic. Zero plow profile.
Lunch & Learn
Hosted by the HUB team — and Moose, site dog
Specify with confidence. Lunch is on us.
A working session for engineers, architects, and municipal teams — real Canadian case studies, spec language, and samples on the table.
45-minute session tailored to your projects — in your office or virtual
Spec language you can drop straight into your next RFP
Physical samples, technical data sheets, and the certified installer map
CE credits — counts toward AIBC, RAIC, and PEO requirements
45 minfocused$0hosted by HUBCEAIBC · RAIC · PEO10provinces served