PROJECT

Garden Road,
Brighton VIC

Vibrant Shared Zone

Bayside City Council transformed Brighton’s shared zone with an anti-slip coloured surface treatment incorporating recycled glass, enhancing pedestrian safety and delivering a durable, sustainable solution that celebrates local art.

Client
Bayside City Council

Location
Allard Street, Brighton, VIC

Service

Sector

discover

Client Challenge

Translate complex art into a durable road surface

Maintain colour accuracy to match designers concept design

Improve pedestrian visibility and safety in a low-speed shared zone

Deliver a sustainable solution with minimal disruption

Solution

Delivering the fix

OmniGrip CST Installation

Installed 255 m² of OmniGrip CST with custom colour-matched recycled glass

Project Partnerships

Partnered with SALT3, Blue Peak Construction, and Designer – Julia Gorman

Recycled Glass Usage

Over 2,000 kg of recycled Australian glass repurposed into the surface

Performance Standards

Exceed Austroads specs (55+ BPN, 5+ year life, P5 slip resistance)

The results

Accurate, vibrant artwork brought to life in a high-traffic shared zone
Long-lasting, low maintenance, slip-resistant finish built to withstand wear and weather
Elevated local placemaking with sustainability at its core
Over 2 tonnes of waste glass diverted from landfill
Aerial view of a bridge with floral mural art over train tracks, surrounded by trees and houses with pools.

Street art on a road showing large pink and black shapes, green arrows, fences, trees and buildings.

Aerial view of a bridge with floral mural art over train tracks, surrounded by trees and houses with pools.

Would you like to know more about this project?

Contact us