Artwork rendered in the road itself
First Nations crosswalks, community murals, memorial plazas and labyrinths — pieces where the artist's design becomes the pavement. We carry the work from drawing to surface: colour-matched StreetBond fields, factory-cut TrafficPatterns and DecoMark graphics, and the layout precision a circular motif or a woven crest demands.
- On record
- 50 installation photos
- Projects
- 9
- Regions
- Lower Mainland · Vancouver Island · Sunshine Coast
Public art across BC
Square One’s own photography, captioned with the system installed and where. Archive shots stay small on purpose.
- c̓əsqənelə Elementary, Maple RidgeStreetBond · Labyrinth
- Langley Events Centre, LangleyStreetBond · 'Circle of Life' by Drew & Elinor Atkins
- First Nations canoe motif — detailDecoMark + StreetBond
- Boundary Road Pump StationStreetBond · Quilt motif
- New WestminsterTrafficPatterns · 'Every Child Matters' by Charliss Santos
- Granville Street, VancouverTrafficPatterns · Musqueam design by Robyn Sparrow
- Katzie ElementaryDecoMark · School artwork
- Port CoquitlamStreetBond + DecoMark · Terry Fox Hometown Square
Systems for public art
All systemsStreetBond
Coloured pavement coating for bike lanes, plazas, courts, and driveways.
Specs and documentsTrafficPatterns
Decorative preformed thermoplastic for crosswalks and pedestrian zones.
Specs and documentsDecoMark
Custom decorative graphics and logos in preformed thermoplastic.
Specs and documentsDuraTherm
Standard thermoplastic road markings built for long service life.
Specs and documentsProjects
All projects







