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Building Wrap Marketing: Turning Buildings into High-Impact Advertising Spaces

In today’s competitive advertising landscape, businesses are constantly searching for ways to capture attention in crowded environments. Traditional billboards, online ads, and social media campaigns remain valuable, but brands increasingly want marketing that is bold, memorable, and impossible to ignore. One solution that has gained significant traction is building wrap marketing. Building wraps transform the … Read more

How Printed Construction Building Wraps Are Produced

Printed Construction Building Wraps: The Complete Guide to Transforming Sites, Managing Privacy, and Elevating Branding Construction sites are an unavoidable part of modern life. Whether it’s a residential redevelopment, a major commercial refurbishment or a heritage restoration, building works inevitably create disruption, noise, dust and – from a visual perspective – an unattractive streetscape. Yet … Read more

How Printed Banners and ACM Are Revolutionising Construction Site Aesthetics

Transforming Urban Eyesores: How Printed Banners and ACM Are Revolutionising Construction Site Aesthetics Construction is a vital force in shaping the modern city, breathing new life into historic streets and skyline-defining architecture. But let’s face it—building sites are rarely easy on the eyes. For pedestrians, tourists, and local businesses, scaffolding, hoarding, and heavy-duty machinery can … Read more

Architectural Wraps on Scaffolding: Transforming Construction Sites

Architectural Wraps on Scaffolding: Transforming Construction Sites with Project Print Management In the ever-evolving urban landscape of cities like London, construction and renovation projects are a constant feature. While these developments signal progress, the scaffolding that accompanies them often disrupts the visual harmony of historic streets and contemporary avenues alike. Enter architectural wraps on scaffolding—a … Read more

Building Wraps on historic buildings: Enhancing the Townscape

The construction industry has long grappled with the challenge of maintaining the aesthetic appeal of urban environments while carrying out essential renovation and development work. One increasingly popular solution is the use of building wraps—large-scale printed covers that not only conceal scaffolding but also serve as a visually appealing enhancement to the surrounding townscape. More … Read more

Innovative Printed Scaffold Wraps

Enhancing London’s Cityscape: Project Print Management’s Innovative Printed Scaffold Wraps London, a city known for its rich architectural heritage and constant evolution, frequently undergoes restoration and refurbishment projects. However, construction work often disrupts the urban aesthetic with unsightly scaffolding and hoardings. Enter Project Print Management (PPM), a market leader in printed scaffold wraps, which not … Read more

Printed Banners for Scaffolding: Transforming Construction Sites

Printed Banners for Scaffolding: Transforming Construction Sites Construction sites often represent progress, innovation, and development, yet they are frequently viewed as an eyesore in urban landscapes. The solution? Printed banners for scaffolding. These versatile, creative coverings are rapidly becoming a go-to choice for enhancing townscapes while simultaneously serving as effective marketing and communication tools. Aesthetic … Read more

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 centres 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 neighbourhood. 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

Bringing Magic to Restoration: How a Enchanting Printed Scaffold Wrap Transformed Castle Coch Into a Fairy-Tale Experience Nestled among the dense ancient woodlands north of Cardiff, Castle Coch has long been cherished as Wales’s own fairy-tale fortress. With its conical red roofs, Gothic Revival architecture, and dramatic forest backdrop, the 19th-century castle looks like something … Read more

The Rise of Building Wrap for Scaffolding

Transforming London’s Skyline with Building Wrap for scaffolding: How Printed Scaffold Coverings Are Redefining Construction Aesthetics London’s skyline is in a constant state of transition. From high-rise developments to heritage building restorations, the city is always evolving. Yet with this growth comes an unavoidable visual challenge: scaffolding. Steel frames, netting, and temporary structures often dominate … 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 British Summer Time 2022 – A Landmark Installation by Project Print Management

When British Summer Time Hyde Park returned in 2022 after a two-year pause, it did so in spectacular fashion. With global headliners, tens of thousands of fans, and worldwide media coverage, expectations were high. Behind the scenes, Project Print Management (PPM) played a key role in delivering one of the festival’s most striking visual features … 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

BUILDING WRAPS GUIDE

Welcome to the Building wraps Guild. In this blog post, we will provide an informative guide to help beginners understand the basics of building wraps, including what they are, how they are used, and their cost. If you are looking for a way to foster positive community engagement or considering how to maximize the visual … 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

Self Install Building Wraps for Motorcycle Event on the Isle of Man

When budgets are tight, locations are remote, or access is limited, self install building wraps can offer a practical and cost-effective solution. While large-scale scaffold wraps typically require professional installation teams, smaller or well-planned projects can be successfully installed by experienced site contractors with the right preparation and guidance. Project Print Management recently supported a … Read more

Building Wrap Artwork for Somerset House, Strand, London

Large-scale printed scaffold wraps are often used to conceal renovation works — but they can also become powerful cultural statements. When thoughtfully commissioned and expertly produced, building wrap artwork can transform construction sites into public canvases that communicate identity, creativity and purpose. Project Print Management was proud to support a major building wrap artwork installation … Read more

Building Wrap Installation at Somerset House: Concealing Scaffolding with Precision Print

When restoration and conservation work takes place on landmark buildings, scaffolding is unavoidable. Yet for public-facing venues, exposed scaffolding can detract from the visitor experience and disrupt the architectural beauty people come to see. A professionally managed building wrap installation provides a practical and visually impressive solution. By concealing scaffold structures behind high-resolution printed graphics, … Read more

Digitally Printed Building Wrap on Historic City Hall, Canada

Large-scale heritage renovations demand careful planning, structural protection and public reassurance. One of the most effective ways to achieve all three is through a digitally printed building wrap — a solution that combines weather protection with architectural storytelling. Our industry colleagues at Big Print in Calgary were awarded the contract to produce and install a … Read more

Our Largest Building Wrap Projects: Engineering, Scale and Impact

At the start of every new year, we take time to reflect on the projects that have defined the previous seasons. For Project Print Management, some of the most ambitious and technically demanding installations have been large-scale building wraps.

Delivering the largest building wrap projects requires far more than simply printing big graphics. It demands engineering expertise, careful planning, structural calculations, council compliance and flawless installation. Over the past 25 years in the print and large-format graphics industry, we have seen ambitious concepts succeed — and others fall away due to feasibility, safety or budget constraints.

In this article, we look back at some of our most significant building wrap installations and explain what it really takes to deliver large-scale mesh and façade graphics safely and professionally.

Why Building Wraps Continue to Grow in Popularity

Covering unattractive scaffolding or ageing façades is not a new idea. However, the scale, quality and ambition of building wraps have increased dramatically in recent years.

A well-designed building wrap can:

  • Conceal scaffolding during refurbishment

  • Transform a tired façade

  • Deliver impactful advertising

  • Maintain heritage aesthetics during restoration

  • Create trompe l’oeil architectural illusions

  • Enhance brand presence on landmark buildings

When executed properly, large-scale mesh wraps blend seamlessly into their surroundings — or make a bold visual statement, depending on the objective.

But as size increases, so does complexity.

Size Comes at a Cost — Literally and Logistically

With building wraps, scale is everything. Larger projects involve:

  • Increased material costs

  • Specialist sub-frame structures

  • Wind load engineering

  • Council advertising consent

  • Structural feasibility assessments

  • Traffic and pedestrian management

  • Ongoing maintenance planning

Not every ambitious concept progresses beyond the planning stage. Over the years, we have seen projects paused or cancelled due to:

  • Budget limitations

  • Advertising consent refusal

  • Structural concerns

  • Excessive wind loading risk

Safety is always the overriding priority. No visual impact is worth compromising structural integrity.

Engineering and Wind Loading Calculations for Largest building wrap

Large building wraps behave like sails when exposed to wind. The greater the surface area, the higher the potential wind load forces.

For this reason, qualified structural engineers must calculate:

  • Wind pressure

  • Fixing requirements

  • Load distribution

  • Stress tolerances

  • Building attachment limitations

A professional building wrap company will always provide wind-loading calculations where required.

At Project Print Management, we work alongside structural engineers to ensure every installation meets safety regulations. When necessary, we provide detailed load calculations and structural documentation for client and council approval.

Full Project Management from Start to Finish

Large-scale building wrap installations require coordinated management. We offer a complete service including:

  • Initial consultation

  • Site survey

  • Structural feasibility review

  • Design development

  • Print production

  • Sub-frame engineering

  • Installation

  • Maintenance packages

This turnkey approach provides clients with peace of mind, knowing every element is managed professionally.

Our Largest Building Wrap Projects

Below are some of the most significant large building wrap projects we have delivered in recent years.

Everton Football Club Stadium – 3700m²

Our largest building wrap to date covered an impressive 3,700 square metres of digitally printed mesh installed around the exterior of Everton’s stadium in Liverpool.

Due to the sheer scale and age of the stadium, a specialist engineering company was appointed to design and install the structural sub-frame. This was not a temporary scaffold cover — it was a permanent installation, requiring long-term structural consideration.

Key Challenges

  • Historic stadium structure

  • Large uninterrupted elevations

  • Permanent installation requirements

  • Wind loading calculations

  • Access and installation logistics

At 3,700m², the project required extensive coordination between engineers, installers and stadium management. The digitally printed mesh allowed wind to pass through while maintaining high visual impact.

The result was a landmark installation that combined engineering precision with large-format print expertise.

Stadium wrap

Everton FC Stadium Wrap

Harley Street Project – 2035m² Across Nine Buildings

Our second largest building wrap project totalled 2,035m² and spanned nine buildings across four separate installations in Harley Street, London.

This project showcased our speciality in trompe l’oeil building wraps — printed graphics designed to replicate architectural details so convincingly that passers-by barely notice the building is wrapped.

Why Trompe l’Oeil Works

Trompe l’oeil (meaning “deceive the eye”) wraps are particularly effective in sensitive urban areas. They:

  • Preserve the aesthetic of the streetscape

  • Conceal scaffolding

  • Maintain a sense of heritage

  • Avoid overly commercial appearance

When executed properly, pedestrians can walk past without realising they are viewing printed mesh rather than the original façade — which is often exactly the intention.

Delivering this level of realism requires precise photography, colour matching and large-format print accuracy.

Harley Street, London building wraps

Loseley House – 1184m²

Loseley House, located near Guildford, provided our third largest building wrap installation, totalling 1,184m².

This was particularly special for us, as the site is just one mile from our office. Working on a prominent local landmark added both pride and responsibility.

Project Highlights

  • Heritage-sensitive environment

  • Large single mesh sections

  • Detailed photographic reproduction

  • Careful structural integration

One section of the wrap measured 880m² — close to the practical limit for a single piece of mesh. It weighed approximately 350kg, requiring careful lifting and installation planning.

Producing and installing mesh of this size demands precise welding, reinforcement and edge finishing to ensure durability and safe tensioning.

Largest Building wraps

Loseley House building wrap

Wigmore Street, London – 1000m² Across Seven Elevations

Our Wigmore Street project in Wigmore Street, London, covered 1,000m² across seven elevations using five separate mesh banners.

The complexity of this installation lay not only in its scale but in its detailing.

Unique Challenges

  • Complex sub-frame design

  • Hidden fixings requirement

  • Multiple elevations

  • Retained building fascia

  • Weekly laser surveying access

The building façade was being retained and required weekly laser surveys. To accommodate this, several pre-installed holes were carefully incorporated into the mesh wrap design. The wrap had to be positioned with absolute precision to ensure survey access points aligned correctly.

Additionally, the sub-frame was engineered so that no visible fixings disrupted the clean visual finish.

This level of detail demonstrates that large building wrap projects are as much about precision as they are about scale.

Building wrap

Wigmore Street, London scaffold wrap

Material Considerations for Large Building Wraps

Most large building wraps are produced using:

  • Digitally printed mesh PVC

  • Solid PVC banners (where wind load permits)

  • Reinforced edges and eyelets

  • Shock cord tensioning systems

Mesh is typically preferred for large installations because it reduces wind resistance while still delivering strong image clarity from a distance.

Modern super-wide format printers allow us to print up to five metres wide. Larger sections are welded together to create expansive continuous graphics.

Planning and Council Approval Large building wrap installations often require:

  • Advertising consent

  • Planning permission

  • Structural approval

  • Neighbour consultation

Each borough or council may have different requirements. Early engagement and thorough documentation are essential to avoid delays.

Our experience working across London and the UK enables us to guide clients through this process efficiently.

Maintenance and Longevity for Largest building wrap

Large-scale building wraps are exposed to:

  • Wind

  • Rain

  • UV light

  • Pollution

  • Urban debris

We offer maintenance packages to ensure:

  • Tension remains correct

  • Fixings are secure

  • Graphics remain clean

  • Damage is addressed promptly

Proactive maintenance protects both safety and visual impact.

What Defines the “Largest Building Wrap”?

While square metre coverage is one metric, the true measure of a large building wrap project includes:

  • Engineering complexity

  • Installation logistics

  • Structural sensitivity

  • Heritage considerations

  • Graphic realism

  • Long-term durability

A 1,000m² installation on a complex heritage building may require more technical expertise than a larger but simpler scaffold wrap.

At Project Print Management, we approach every project — regardless of size — with the same commitment to safety and quality.

Why Experience Matters in Large Building Wrap Projects

After 25 years in the industry, we understand that ambitious designs must be matched by structural reality.

We work collaboratively with:

  • Structural engineers

  • Scaffold companies

  • Local authorities

  • Architects

  • Main contractors

This ensures feasibility is assessed early and risks are mitigated before production begins.

Looking Ahead for our next Largest building wrap

As printing technology continues to advance, and as developers seek innovative ways to conceal construction or create visual impact, demand for large building wraps will continue to grow.

However, the fundamentals remain unchanged:

  • Safety first

  • Engineering compliance

  • Professional installation

  • High-quality print production

From 3,700m² stadium wraps in Liverpool to intricate trompe l’oeil installations in central London, we are proud of the scale and ambition of the projects we have delivered.

If you are considering a large building wrap — whether for branding, restoration concealment or architectural enhancement — our team can guide you through design, engineering, print and installation with confidence.

Because when it comes to delivering the largest building wrap projects, experience, precision and safety make all the difference.

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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Decorative Scaffolding Wrap at The Mansion, Leatherhead

When historic buildings undergo renovation, scaffolding is essential — but it can significantly impact the appearance of a landmark property. A professionally designed decorative scaffolding wrap offers a practical solution, concealing construction works while preserving the visual integrity of the building. As a building wrap specialist, Project Print Management recently delivered another large-scale decorative scaffolding … Read more

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Scaffold Shrouds Advertisement

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Printed Building Wraps for The Harley Street Clinic, Marylebone

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Trompe I’oeil Building Wrap

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External facade wrap for Harley St, London.

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Scaffold Facade Print

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Scaffolding Banner Wrap for Tate Britain’s Landmark Refurbishment

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