Application
Public Art
Civic-scale pavement murals, Indigenous art installations, and landmark street graphics.
Public art, at the scale of the street.
The street is one of the largest untapped canvases in any city.
Artist artwork can be reproduced and installed into the roadway: durable, slip-resistant, vibrant additions to any community.
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How it works
Street-scale art has to survive traffic, weather and winter maintenance as well as look right from the sidewalk. DecoMark reproduces an artist's work in preformed thermoplastic: the artwork is supplied as vector files, factory-cut in standard and premium colours, and heat-applied to asphalt or concrete, where it bonds to the surface with anti-skid aggregate through the material. StreetBond pavement coating lays down the large colour fields, from a plaza mural to the labyrinth at BC Children's Hospital, in 63 standard colours with custom matching. TrafficPatterns carries an artwork across a crossing as one interconnected sheet of thermoplastic. HUB works with the artist, the municipality and, for Indigenous work, the nation whose design it is, and the installed piece has the service life of the system it is made from.
Specify public art.
A free Lunch & Learn takes your team through the systems for this work, with samples on the table.
The work
HUB installations, photographed on site.
18 photos
Community branding pavement graphics
Pavement public art
Community branding pavement graphics, Squamish, British Columbia
TrafficPatterns pavement public art, Sechelt, British Columbia
Community branding pavement graphics
TrafficPatterns pavement public art, Whitehorse, Yukon
StreetBond community branding pavement graphics
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Lunch & Learn