Format · Wallscapes
When billboards aren't big enough. Wallscapes wrap entire building façades in your brand — three, five, ten stories tall. The format reserved for campaigns that need to feel iconic.
Why this format
The audience, the impact, the math behind why brands choose this format for their campaigns.
Façades of 1,000–10,000+ sq ft. The brand isn't on the building — the brand IS the building.
Times Square, Sunset Strip, Soho, Lincoln Road. The walls of the cities that matter.
Vinyl, fabric mesh, painted murals — material chosen for the architecture and the longevity required.
We handle building owner negotiation, city permits, structural engineering and night installation.
Wallscapes generate press, social shares and PR for free. The advertising IS the story.
Lease premier walls for 6–12 months — the longest brand presence in OOH.
FAQ
A wallscape is a large-format OOH advertisement applied to the exterior wall of a building — either as a vinyl wrap or hand-painted mural. Wallscapes appear in high-footfall urban environments and are among the most iconic formats in outdoor advertising.
Wallscapes range from approximately 10×50 ft to multi-story installations exceeding 100×200 ft. Size is dictated by the available wall face and local zoning approvals.
Vinyl wallscapes typically take 2–4 weeks from artwork approval; hand-painted murals require 4–8 weeks. We handle all permitting and installation logistics.
Wallscapes are most common in dense urban markets (New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, etc.) where high building density and foot traffic maximize exposure. We'll advise on availability in your target markets.
Most wallscape contracts are a minimum of 3 months. Annual and multi-year agreements are common for premium locations.
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