Community Branding

How it works

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.

The work

Community Branding photographed on site across Canada.

19 photos

Community branding pavement graphics — a BIA main street, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.

Community branding pavement graphics — a festival street, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.

Community branding pavement graphics — a festival street, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.

Community branding pavement graphics — a town centre plaza, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.

Community branding pavement graphics — a BIA main street, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.

Decorative crosswalk — a school zone, Langley, BC. Preformed thermoplastic pavement marking.

Community branding pavement graphics — a downtown streetscape, Canada. Custom-colour pavement coating and preformed graphics.