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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
HUB public art installations turn that canvas into permanent, weather-resistant community expression, working with artists, Indigenous nations, planners, and community organizations to translate creative vision into durable ground-plane art at a scale that commands attention. Labyrinth walk installations at BC Children's Hospital, Indigenous cultural crosswalks at UBC and Pride commemorations in downtown corridors are permanent features of the places they inhabit, designed to last the full service life of the asphalt surface itself.
Planning 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.
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Community branding pavement graphics
Pavement public art
Community branding pavement graphics
Pavement public art, Sechelt, BC
Community branding pavement graphics
Pavement public art
Community branding pavement graphics
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