Crossings that read from a block away
A decorative crosswalk does two jobs at once: it protects the person in it and it tells the driver something is happening here. We install them in preformed thermoplastic — TrafficPatterns, TrafficPatternsXD, DuraTherm — and in StreetPrint stamped asphalt, from rainbow and Indigenous-art crossings to plain high-visibility brick at a school.
- On record
- 45 installation photos
- Projects
- 9
- Regions
- Vancouver Island · Lower Mainland · Interior · Sunshine Coast · Sea to Sky
Crosswalks across BC
Square One’s own photography, captioned with the system installed and where. Archive shots stay small on purpose.
- University Boulevard, UBCTrafficPatterns · UBC & Musqueam crosswalk
- NanaimoTrafficPatternsXD · Rainbow intersection
- White RockTrafficPatterns · Custom artist-designed crosswalk
- Beban Park, NanaimoTrafficPatterns · Sports-themed crosswalk
- Commercial Drive, VancouverTrafficPatternsXD · Little Italy crosswalk
- North VancouverDuraTherm · Decorative Crosswalk, Spirit Trail
- Grandview Heights School, SurreyStreetPrint · High-visibility school crosswalk
- White Rock PierTrafficPatternsXD · Pier crosswalk
Systems for crosswalks
All systemsTrafficPatterns
Decorative preformed thermoplastic for crosswalks and pedestrian zones.
Specs and documentsTrafficPatternsXD
Heavy-duty thermoplastic for high-traffic intersections and transit corridors.
Specs and documentsStreetPrint
Stamped asphalt that looks like brick, cobblestone, or custom pattern.
Specs and documentsDuraTherm
Standard thermoplastic road markings built for long service life.
Specs and documentsStreetBond
Coloured pavement coating for bike lanes, plazas, courts, and driveways.
Specs and documentsProjects
All projects
