Pictograph-Themed Crosswalk in Sechelt, British Columbia
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Pictograph-Themed Crosswalk in Sechelt, British Columbia

Aug 8, 20223 min read

Local Indigenous artists Dionne Paul and Lindsey Kyoko Adams created a pictograph-themed crosswalk in Sechelt, BC that tells the origin story of the shíshálh Nation using TrafficPatterns decorative thermoplastic.

Tell Your Community's Story with Pictographs

Local Indigenous Artist Dionne Paul and Lindsey Kyoko Adams kicked off National Aboriginal History Month June 1st with a spectacular new pictograph themed crosswalk at Cowrie Street and Trail Avenue intersection in Sechelt on Sunshine Coast BC Canada, which tells the origin story of the shíshálh Nation.

Bees and Flower Crosswalks designed by Lindsey Kyoko Adams

Adams' design is based on the theme of pollination, and features a vibrant depiction of bumblebees and pink dogwood blooms. "I love how colour can enliven a space, and I hope this design reminds people of the beauty and importance of pollinators to our lives and ecosystem." (Lindsey Kyoko Adams)

Commissioned by the District of Sechelt, 2020.

Location: Cowrie Street & Trail Ave, Sechelt BC Products: TrafficPatterns Thermoplastic Installation Date: Spring 2022 Materials supplied by: SquareOne Paving

TrafficPatterns Decorative Asphalt

TrafficPatterns® is a design-flexible and durable preformed thermoplastic material that is inlaid into imprinted asphalt pavement using StreetHeat® asphalt reheating technology. The process of inlaying TrafficPatterns® into asphalt protects it from wear and ensures that it retains its bold look for years.

Other Areas for Application Include

  • Crosswalks
  • Sidewalks
  • Parking lots
  • Driveways
  • Alleyways
  • User experience
  • Parks & plazas
  • Streetscapes
  • Parks
  • Medians
  • Roundabouts
  • Community & corporate branding
  • Intersections
  • Bike lanes
  • Horizontal signage & wayfinding

TrafficPatterns® & DecoMark® Interconnected Surface Systems

TrafficPatterns® is highly customizable and durable preformed thermoplastic pavement marking material used to promote and/or revitalize community image and pride by way of a wide range of custom-designed applications including:

  • Horizontal wayfinding (crosswalks and signage)
  • Custom branding and public art

Summary Benefits:

  • Preformed thermoplastic engineered with safety, durability & aesthetics in mind
  • Designed to improve traffic safety at intersections and multi-use paths
  • Enhances visibility for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians
  • Creates attractive walkways in pedestrian and parking areas

When it comes to choosing a company to work with on your project, experience matters. You will want to consider how long they have been working with decorative asphalt and concrete, and whether they have a portfolio of past projects you can review. A company with a lot of experience will be able to help you choose the right type of decorative asphalt for your community and provide guidance on installation. HUB Surface Systems will help make sure your project pairs the right products with the right application and qualified installers, on time and on budget.

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