The City of Merri-bek delivered an inclusive Pride Flag pathway at the front of Michelle Guglielmo Park in Brunswick, creating a vibrant public symbol of diversity, equality and inclusion.

To ensure the installation would perform as both public artwork and public infrastructure, Council required a durable, slip-resistant surface capable of maintaining vibrant colours in a high-traffic pedestrian environment. OmniGrip Direct CST was selected for its proven performance on bespoke flag murals and community artwork projects.

Client
Merri-bek City Council

Durable decorative surface

OmniGrip Direct CST was selected due to its experience and proven performance on bespoke flag murals and community artwork projects. The system combines vibrant custom-matched colours with a durable, slip-resistant surface designed for high-traffic public environments.

Collaborative delivery

OmniGrip worked closely with the City of Merri-bek throughout planning and installation to ensure the artwork achieved both the desired visual outcome and practical performance requirements. The project was completed within the specified timeframe, delivering a safe, accessible and easy-to-maintain community asset.

Durable public artwork
A hardy surface treatment designed to provide long-term performance in a public setting.
Safe & accessible
A slip-resistant pathway that supports safe and accessible pedestrian movement.
Vibrant, easy-to-clean finish
Colours remain visually striking while providing a surface that is easy to maintain.
Delivered on schedule
The artwork was completed within the specified timeframe through proactive planning and project delivery.