Trompe l’oeil Scaffolding and Hoardings : The Art of Illusion

Revitalising Townscapes with Trompe l’oeil: The Art of Illusion on Scaffolding and Hoardings In bustling urban centers and quiet townscapes alike, construction is a constant part of growth and progress. However, the inevitable scaffolding and hoardings that shield construction sites can detract from the character and appeal of a neighborhood. Enter Trompe l’oeil—a centuries-old artistic … Read more

Enhancing Urban Aesthetics: The Impact of Printed Scaffold Wraps on Construction Sites

Enhancing Urban Aesthetics: The Impact of Printed Scaffold Wraps on Construction Sites As cities continue to evolve and expand, construction sites are an inevitable presence in urban landscapes. While necessary for growth and development, scaffolding can often detract from the beauty of historic or iconic townscapes. Printed scaffold wraps offer an innovative solution, transforming unsightly … Read more

Blending building wraps with Architecture: How Printed Wraps are Transforming New Bond Street

The Art of Disguise: How Blending building wraps with Architecture are Transforming Refurbishment on New Bond Street When strolling down New Bond Street, London’s luxury shopping haven, you expect to see high-end fashion houses, exquisite jewellery boutiques, and elegant architectural designs. What you don’t expect is an eyesore of scaffolding interrupting the charm of this … Read more

Transforming Construction Sites with architectural building wrap: The Decorative Solution for Hiding Scaffolding

Construction sites are often associated with chaos, noise, and unattractive scaffolding that can diminish the aesthetic appeal of surrounding areas. However, a growing trend in the construction industry is turning these unsightly structures into opportunities for creativity and branding: printed building wraps. These innovative wraps serve as decorative screens, not only hiding unattractive scaffolding but … Read more

Enchanting Printed Scaffold Wrap at Castle Coch, Cardiff

Castle Coch’s Enchanting Printed Scaffold Wrap: An Engaging Experience for Children Castle Coch, the whimsical 19th-century Gothic Revival castle nestled in the woods of Cardiff, recently underwent necessary restoration work that required scaffolding. To transform this essential but unsightly structure into something magical, a printed scaffold wrap was installed, capturing the imagination of visitors, especially … Read more

The Rise of Building Wrap for Scaffolding

Transforming London’s Skyline: The Rise of Building Wraps to Cover Scaffolding London’s skyline is constantly evolving, with new buildings and renovations shaping its aesthetic appeal. However, amidst the construction boom, scaffolding often becomes a ubiquitous sight, detracting from the city’s charm. In recent years, a novel solution has emerged – building wraps. These expansive coverings … Read more

Forest Scaffold Wrap near Buckingham Palace

Construction sites are unsightly and disruptive to the surrounding community. They can also pose safety hazards to pedestrians and drivers passing by. However, a new solution has emerged that not only addresses these issues but also adds beauty to the site. This solution is a printed scaffold wrap with a forest design. Scaffold wraps are … Read more

Life like scaffold wrap For BST Hyde Park 2022

Life like scaffold wrap installed by Leading building wraps and creative site hoardings specialists, Project Print Management, deliver audacious Scaffolding wrap installation for the British Summer Time music festive 2022 Project Print Management (PPM) was again part of making history as the print management specialists delivered the structure wrap for the popular British Summer Time … Read more

Artistic Building Wrap Cover British Museum Construction Work

Digitally printed artistic building wrap effectively hides the scaffolding and building site while the museum undergoes extensive renovations. London, UK – Established in 1753 and located in central London, the British Museum is a monumental Greek Revival style building with four vast wings, 44 columns and a triangular pediment decorated by sculptures depicting The Progress … Read more

Giant building wrap advertising on Strand, London

Giant building wrap advertising does not get any bigger. Advertising on scaffolding or buildings is physically the largest advertising medium available. This scaffold wrap advertising we produced for Somerset House is the third we have done for them. The advertising campaign is to bring awareness of the exhibitions and events taking place at the historic … Read more

Safe scaffold wraps are our priority

Ensuring a scaffolding structure is safe and able to withstand a storm will be the main contractor’s top priority. Its fair to say the UK had an unusual number of storms at the beginning of this year with Storm Brendan 13th January 2020, Storm Ciara 8-9 February 2020 (97 mph gusts were recorded at the … Read more

Small Building wrap cost in London

Small building wrap what is the cost? This is a typical and common question.  First, we need to know the size and installation location of the small building wrap. Building wraps can literally be any size. With 1000 meters 2 being the largest size we can produce in one section and will weigh around 400 … Read more

Building wrap advertising on Somerset House

Building wrap advertising is mainly used in large cities like London, Birmingham and Manchester. This is due to the larger footfall and road traffic in big cities. They have also been used where there is a high traffic volume like on the old Fort Dunlop building on the M6 near Birmingham. The grade 1 listed … Read more

Facade building wrap to cover construction work

Facade building wrap are used when historical buildings or buildings of architectural importance undergone refurbishment or maintenance work. As these buildings are the reason or part of the reason why tourists visit them, its important, they look as good as possible. Typically, as they are old, they need constant renovation and conservation work. This is … Read more

Westminster Abbey Drone video in 4K ultra HD High Definition

Westminster Abbey Drone video. See Westminster Abbey as you have never seen it before.  The drone footage was taken of this amazing Abbey in 4K ultra HD High Definition Westminster Abbey is located just opposite the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben and an ideal sightseeing destination. Westminster Abbey is ranked 11th, House of Parliament … Read more

Fulham Palace phase 2 Building Wrap Print

Building wrap print is a photograph or illustration digitally printed onto a mesh PVC material. Also know as scaffold shroud advertisement or Scaffold wrap, although this wrap does not have any advertising on. This Building wrap print is the second one we have done for the Fulham Palace in Fulham, London. Building wrap Print is … Read more

Digitally Printed Building Wrap on City Hall, Canada

Big Print our friends over in Calgary, Canada, was awarded the task of producing a digitally printed building wrap. This was to contain the Historic City Hall while it went under an extensive $34.1 million renovation over the next three years. The historic City Hall is now surrounded by Digitally Printed Building Wrap The historic … Read more

Artwork for building wrap at Westminster Abbey

Getting artwork for building wrap is not an easy task, especially in London where all the buildings and streets are so close together and you can’t get a good perspective.

Drone flight for building wrap artwork

Taking photographs for building wrap artwork at street level and then manipulating the image on a software program like Photoshop will only go so far. Once the building is over 20 meters high stretching the image perspective the building starts to look odd. Getting the artwork for building wrap life like is the very ‘art’ we specialise in.

Having done a lot of work for Westminster Abbey, Project Print Management was called in to produce a trompe l’oeil building wrap (also called scaffold wraps ) as St Margaret’s Church clock tower is having renovation work done and will be under scaffolding for over two years. A trompe l’oeil building wrap is basically a lifelike print of the building to disguise or hide the scaffolding. The art of course is not only getting the artwork for building wrap accurate but also making the print high enough resolution and ensuring the installation is carried out in a way you can’t see any fixings and creases. Only then will the trompe l’oeil building wrap look life like. The ambition is to make the construction site or scaffold go unnoticed.

The challenge in getting Artwork for building wrap

Having surveyed the area getting a van mounted platform positioned in the four elevations needed was not going to be possible or practical. One elevation would need the van to be positioned on Parliament Square. This would need special permission from Westminster Council and can take up to 4 weeks and the other elevation, trees were in the way from the only practical position.

The other option was a high resolution 4K drone.

Getting a drone to take the photos was the most practical solution. But flying a drone near the Houses of Parliament will need special permission and we know refusal is quite normal.

Westminster Abbey is neither a cathedral nor a parish Church but a ‘Royal Peculiar’ and is under the jurisdiction of a Dean and Chapter and needed to get permission from them first.

Drone flight for building wrap artwork

A drone pilot must have PFCO or CAA certification and insurance for commercial operations.

The pressure was on because by the time we got approval from the Dean we only had 1 week before the scaffolding went up and the opportunity to photographic and get the artwork for building wrap would have gone. All drone flights must apply for a Non Standard Flight Application from the National Air Traffic Control Services (NATCS).  This normally takes 1 week but can be up to 21 days. We managed to get provisional ATC approval in principle the day before we were supposed to fly and we had to also get clearance from the PaDP (Parliamentary and Diplomatic protection) and London Control SWA (Senior Watch Assistant) which can only be done one hour before the flight. Fortunately we got permission from both bodies needed and we took off at 5am.

We were very lucky, as it was a fine, clear morning with little wind. The photography took around 1.5 hours which gave us about 30 mins to take some spectacular video of Westminster Abbey.

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Westminster Abbey Drone video in 4K ultra HD High Definition

Westminster Abbey Drone video. See Westminster Abbey as you have never seen it before.  The drone footage was taken of this amazing Abbey in 4K ultra HD High Definition Westminster Abbey is located just opposite the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben and an ideal sightseeing destination. Westminster Abbey is ranked 11th, House of Parliament … Read more

Construction wrap at Fulham Palace, London

Construction wrap is a life like image digitally printed on a fabric or PVC material and then wrapped onto a scaffolding sub-frame. Also known as a trompe l’oeil (which means ‘deceive the eye’ in French) building wraps. This is a design technique that uses photo images to create an optical illusion. Replicating the building facade … Read more

Welfare Cabin Wraps

Welfare cabin wrap is ideal at hiding unsightly temporary cabins on construction or building sites. Portable Offices or Portable cabins are often used as welfare facilities cannot be easily set up on site. Portable cabins can also be used as offices and storage space. Project Print Management wrapped these portable cabins in London using a … Read more

Scaffold Shrouds Advertisement

The Planning issues normally associated with scaffold shrouds advertisement predominantly relate to interests of amenity. The scaffold shrouds advertisement is usually short-term, on average of around 11 – 15 months and is associated with building construction or renovation, and works where buildings have to be scaffolded to facilitate façade cleaning or building works. They are … Read more

Printed building wraps in Marylebone, London

Printed building wraps are mainly used for decorative purposes to cover a building site or scaffolding structure. This scaffold wrap we produced for The Harley Street Clinic on Weymouth St, Marylebone, London  is a great example of the printed scaffold wraps we can produce. Digitally printed high resolution onto a mesh PVC banner material and … Read more

Trompe I’oeil Building Wrap

Image Report Magazine talks to PPM about Trompe L’oeil building wraps Fancy working three days a week, from home much of the time, and still turning over £250,000? That’s what Justin Murray is doing, having swapped the grind of running Pyramid Visuals to become a specialist large-format creative print co-ordinator. In 2011 Justin Murray made … Read more

External facade wrap for Harley St, London.

External facade wrap is used to hide scaffolding structures or unsightly areas where buildings are being renovated or underdevelopment. External facade wrap are usually used in areas of conservation to ensure the areas amenity is upheld. This External facade wrap we produced on the notorious Harley Street, London which is home to many prestigious medical … Read more

Future of Buildings Wraps

Future of Buildings Wraps, Transform Your Building Into An Advertising Masterpiece With Building Wraps! Building wraps are substantial pieces of printed vinyl or other material that are put on a building’s facade. Building wraps can be utilised for both architectural and ornamental objectives in addition to marketing and advertising. These increasingly popular wraps can cover … Read more

Stadium Wrap at Everton FC Installation Started This Week

Stadium wrap at Everton FC installation started this week with the first of 15 mesh banners and due to be completed by December. Project Print Management specialists in wrapping buildings and structures with digital print was commissioned to produce and install this complex stadium wrap. The total size of this building wrap is almost 4000M2 making … Read more

Concealing scaffolding scrim by printing life size photo of building facade

Concealing Scaffolding scrim are digitally printing a life-size photograph of building facades on scaffold scrims is a great way to conceal scaffolding during construction or renovation work. This concealing scaffolding scrim was digitally printed. Digitally printed onto a mesh PVC and installed on the famous Harley Street, London. This street is renowned for its prestigious … Read more

Scaffold Facade Print

Effective Scaffold facade print to cover construction site in Mayfair. When prestigious and high end brands open up retail outlets how they look at the very inception is vital. This scaffold facade print we produced for the high fashion designer Elie Saab is a great example of our quality building wraps and hoardings. Elli Saab … Read more

Scaffolding Wrap Advertising

Scaffolding wrap advertising. When a building is under construction, scaffolding is almost inevitable which makes the site very unattractive. If shops are still trying to operate whilst the building work is being carried out then this can heavily impact on the shops business. How to get Scaffolding wrap advertising consent. Installing a building wrap just reflecting … Read more

Printed Scaffold Wraps to Hide Building Site Offices

Digitally Printed scaffold wraps is a great way to hide scaffolding or construction site offices. Temporary building site offices and welfare areas are a health and safety and legal requirement in the construction industry. These on site facilities often have to be located in temporary portable cabins. Sometimes whilst construction work is being carried out … Read more

How to get scaffolding prepared for Building wrap

The hardest part of the building wrapping is getting the scaffolding ready and safe for the building wrapping to be installed onto. The scaffolding can only be designed and erected by a qualified scaffolding contractor, who if necessary will have access to engineers to calculate important wind loads. These wind load calculations are very important, … Read more

Printed Scaffold Wraps to Hide Construction Work

Printed Scaffold wrap are a great way to hide construction work in conservation areas. This is our largest scaffold wrap this year totalling nearly 1000 meters 2  on Wigmore Street, London. Digitally printed onto mesh PVC material over 5 banners, 15 meters high each covering 7 elevations. This scaffold wrap was very complex and needed … Read more

Bredan Perring of Signlink magazine on Photographic Building Wrap

Photographic Building wrap are getting more popular and affordable as the digital print price has come down in the past few years. We can wrap with a digitally printed mesh or PVC material, buildings, towers, sky scrapers or scaffold structures for atheistic or commercial reasons. Photographic Building wrap is a digitally printed mesh banner wrapped around … Read more

Hiding Unattractive Scaffolding on Construction Sites

Hiding Unattractive Scaffolding on Construction Sites, By applying attractive or even fun building wrap to hide the scaffolding will certainly enhance site Refurnishing properties is never-ending and this building work is very disruptive for the local community. With space at a premium in central London and greater London basements have become very popular, however require … Read more

Replicated Building Fascia With Printed Wrap

Replicated building fascia can be installed onto Scaffolding structures. Building sites are always an eye saw and ruins the view of everyday people. This is why producing a digitally printed mesh building wrap or scaffolding banner can help in disguising the scaffold structure. The digitally printed building wrap will enhance the local area whiles the … Read more