The 72DP Mural Brings Vibrant Colors to a Drab Space
It is easy for some architectural spaces to be overlooked, parking lots being one of them, but the 72DP Mural project shows the impact a beautifully designed interior can have on people. This is especially the case for areas that people visit on a daily basis but never pay much heed to.
In place of drab and cold concrete floors, walls and ceilings, the 72DP Mural transforms the parking lot into a gigantic kaleidoscope. Almost every surface of the space has been painted over in vibrant colors of orange, yellow and more. Designed by Craig Redman and Karl Maier, a design duo based in Sydney and New York, the 72DP Mural is fit for an art gallery. Maier says, “The resulting design is a dynamic mix of overlapping geometric forms that mirror and respond to the angularity of the architecture.”
In place of drab and cold concrete floors, walls and ceilings, the 72DP Mural transforms the parking lot into a gigantic kaleidoscope. Almost every surface of the space has been painted over in vibrant colors of orange, yellow and more. Designed by Craig Redman and Karl Maier, a design duo based in Sydney and New York, the 72DP Mural is fit for an art gallery. Maier says, “The resulting design is a dynamic mix of overlapping geometric forms that mirror and respond to the angularity of the architecture.”
