From dust to drama: turn construction sites into show‑stopping billboards Key points – at a glance Building wraps are giant printed banners or vinyl graphics that cover scaffolding and facades during construction. They hide unsightly works and deliver round‑the‑clock advertising. Wraps turn building sites into high‑impact marketing platforms, reaching drivers, pedestrians and local residents
Big banners, bold branding – see buildings dressed for success Key points – at a glance Definition: Building wraps are extra-large printed banners or vinyls that cover building facades, scaffolding, hoardings, or other structures. Purpose: They hide unsightly construction or refurbishment work and provide 24/7 advertising exposure in busy urban spaces. Benefits: Wraps transform
Over 4,000m2 printed banner covers Smallbrook Queensway Embrace Building Wraps have installed a giant building wrap covering the vacant Smallbrook Queensway building in Birmingham city centre for Commercial Estates Group (CEG). The Grade B locally listed property is located along the Smallbrook Queensway, with the Bullring Shopping Centre adjacent to the east, the Chinese Quarter
Large printed site hoarding graphics at 22 Ropemaker Street in Moorgate This week the installation of the final printed site hoarding graphics took place at 22 Ropemaker Street in Moorgate, an iconic new office and retail space that will deliver panoramic views of the city. Embrace were instructed by their client Skanska to wrap
Giant building wrap installed at the Sandhurst Block in Whitehill & Bordon Embrace Building Wraps have now concluded the installation of what is thought to be the UK’s biggest outdoor art installation on behalf of the Whitehill & Bordon Regeneration Company. Our scope of works included dressing the five visible frontages of The Sandhurst
Embrace deliver a giant building wrap for the iconic department store In the very heart of Chelsea stands Peter Jones & Partners department store. The store is currently undergoing a significant exterior façade refurbishment program which requires the exterior of the property to be wrapped in access scaffolding. Scaffold is never the nicest structure
Embrace Building Wraps cover the on-site accommodation near Moorgate The Embrace team have completed the installation of a printed cabin wrap at 20-22 Ropemaker Street in Moorgate London. Construction is underway at the location of 22 Ropemaker, a new 450,000 ft2 development including commercial office space, retail and external terraces over 25 storeys. The
Embrace Building Wraps make over the former Civic Centre As part of the UK City of Culture celebrations an event space is being created in Coventry on the land where the former council offices once stood and where the Civic Centre 2 building is also located. The elevations of the existing wooden site hoarding
One in five projects recognised in the FESPA top 20 delivered by Embrace 20% of the top twenty most creative outdoor print applications internationally have been delivered by Embrace, according to a new review by FESPA. The independent review was conducted by Rob Fletcher for FESPA – the federation of 37 national associations globally
Embrace Building Wraps commence install at Selfridges in Birmingham This week sees the start of a colossal project to wrap the access scaffolding that is being erected around the iconic Selfridges store in Birmingham. Industry leaders Embrace Building Wraps have begun installation of the record-breaking 10,400m2 digitally-printed scaffold banner. During renovations to the property
