31 projects across BC
Municipal, institutional, commercial and residential work from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island and the Interior — installed by Square One since 2000.
Railroad-inspired crosswalk — City of Langley
Rail ties in tan thermoplastic set into dark stamped asphalt — a nod to the city's railway history, installed March 2025 in TrafficPatternsXD for the City of Langley.
Artist-designed crosswalk — White Rock
Waves, sand and sky in custom aggregate-reinforced TrafficPatterns — an artist's design for a downtown White Rock crossing, installed spring 2025.
UBC & Musqueam Crosswalk
A feature crosswalk at University Boulevard and Wesbrook Mall, built with UBC and Musqueam — the two crests woven together in TrafficPatterns, acknowledging that the campus stands on unceded Musqueam territory.
Musqueam crosswalk on Granville Street
An original crosswalk design by Musqueam artist Robyn Sparrow, rendered in TrafficPatterns on Granville Street and unveiled to coincide with National Indigenous Peoples Day.
Public art at Joyce SkyTrain Station
Renée Van Halm's 'Carpeting' rendered in StreetBond across the concourse at Joyce Station — commissioned through TransLink's public art program and installed during overnight non-revenue windows.
Victoria High School — whorl and canoes
DecoMark and StreetBond coatings combined for two art installations at Victoria High School — a First Nations whorl at the entrance and a run of canoes down the plaza walk. Installed May 2024.
Brighouse Station — TrafficPatternsXD crosswalks
TrafficPatternsXD crosswalks within the Brighouse Station development area and across No. 3 Road — heavy-duty decorative marking at the Canada Line terminus, installed for TransLink.
Circle of Life — Langley Events Centre
A circular gathering-space motif portraying the Circle of Life, designed by Drew and Elinor Atkins of Spring Salmon Studio and installed in StreetBond across the plaza at Langley Events Centre.
Every Child Matters — New Westminster
Every Child Matters pavement art for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — the 2023 national design by Charliss Santos, installed in TrafficPatterns on September 22, 2023.
Little Italy crosswalks — Commercial Drive
Crosswalks at three Commercial Drive intersections in the green, white and red of the Italian flag — TrafficPatternsXD crossings with DecoMark neighbourhood branding for Little Italy.
Granville Island crosswalk — two years on
A TrafficPatternsXD crosswalk outside Granville Island Brewing, photographed just over two years after installation and looking as it did on day one — the case for aggregate-reinforced thermoplastic under delivery traffic.
White Rock Pier crosswalk
When the rebuilt White Rock Pier re-opened on the Labour Day weekend, it came with a new TrafficPatternsXD decorative crosswalk at the waterfront — brick pattern, sea air, and thousands of visitors a day.
Sports-themed crosswalk — Beban Park, Nanaimo
A colourful crossing connecting the Beban Park parking lot to the pool, social centre and arena — hockey sticks, baseballs and bikes in preformed thermoplastic on a route walked by thousands of kids.
Terry Fox Hometown Square — Port Coquitlam
The plaza at Port Coquitlam Community Centre, officially renamed Terry Fox Hometown Square — StreetBond colour fields with DecoMark medallions marking the days and miles of the Marathon of Hope.
Boundary Road Pump Station — quilt motif
A utility site turned landmark — a StreetBond quilt motif in eight colours wrapping the paths and stairs around the Boundary Road pump station, so a piece of infrastructure reads as public art.
Maplewoods Townhomes — decorative fire lane
Blue StreetBond with white current lines across the emergency access lane at Maplewoods in North Vancouver — a fire lane that reads as a river instead of a no-parking zone.
Solar-reflective park pathway — Osoyoos
A park pathway coated in StreetBond SR — all the benefits of StreetBond 150 with solar-reflective characteristics that keep the surface cooler underfoot. Installed May 2023.
Maple Ridge Spray Park
StreetBond 150 across a new spray park in Maple Ridge — blue and orange colour fields around the water features, slip-resistant, installed July 2025.
Keswick Water Park — StreetBond 150 recoat
Recoat, restoration and addition at Keswick Splash Water Park — StreetBond 150 remains the product of choice for bold, colourful, long-lasting spray pads.
Rutland Centennial Park — Kelowna
The fourth and final phase of Rutland Centennial Park — StreetBond decorative coatings across the plaza and court surfaces with DecoMark medallions: attractive, durable and highly visible at a cost that works for a park budget.
South Langford Elementary
DecoMark sensory play designs and TrafficPatterns crosswalks for a brand-new Island school — an interactive pathway built for longevity, completed ahead of the September 2025 opening.
c̓əsqənelə Elementary labyrinth — Maple Ridge
A stand-out walking labyrinth at the new c̓əsqənelə Elementary School in Maple Ridge — concentric StreetBond lines held to a consistent width across the full diameter. Our most recent labyrinth, and the most detailed.
High-visibility school crosswalk — Grandview Heights
StreetPrint stamped asphalt in red with yellow borders — a defined, visible crossing for a school zone, where a crossing you can't miss is the whole point.
Ralph's Farm Market — Murrayville, Langley
A one-of-a-kind stamped asphalt parking lot for Ralph's Farm Market — red brick StreetPrint walkways and aprons that tie the site to the store's branding, built in partnership with HUB Surface Systems.
StreetPrint in Pewter — Mission
Herringbone StreetPrint stamped asphalt sealed in StreetBond 150 Pewter — a grey-on-grey commercial frontage in Mission, installed April 2025.
Reunion Housing — DecoMark sidewalk decals
Oak-leaf DecoMark decals along the asphalt sidewalks of the Reunion housing complex in Murrayville — custom wayfinding and horizontal surface graphics that show best in dappled spring light.
Snug Cove community walkway — Bowen Island
A public art feature along the walkway at Snug Cove — StreetBond 150 on asphalt, each custom colour representing part of the island community, with the local wildlife asking the questions.
Windsor Gate — Polygon townhomes, Coquitlam
Developed by Polygon Realty for the Windsor Gate master-planned community — stamped asphalt driveways and crossings, coloured and sealed with the StreetBond coating system.
Ten Mile Point driveway — Saanich
A stamped asphalt driveway for a Ten Mile Point home in Saanich — grey ashlar pattern running from the street to a stone-and-timber entry.
Cobblestone stamped asphalt — Ellis Point, Victoria
British Cobble StreetPrint in a warm brick tone at Ellis Point — the texture of a cobbled lane with none of the weeds, settling or plow damage.