Underground

Underground is a new urban park situated under the I-93 expressway, activating what had been a no man’s land between Boston’s South End and South Boston neighborhoods.

Visual Dialogue designed the branding, 170-foot long entrance mural, and 22 miles of “wayfinding” stripes leading visitors through the park. The 8-acre parcel (by Somerville, Massachusetts architecture firm Landing Studio) features walls created by street artists including Cey Adams, Hoxxoh, Imagine, Marka 27, Percy Fortini-Wright, and VyalOne.

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Underground, an urban park showcasing different artist. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti stripes for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti stripes for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant
Grafitti created by different artists for Underground. Designed by Visual Dialogue @enviromeant

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Mariana Pacheco is a visual designer, founder of Design Etiquette. She specializes in branding and web design. She loves Environmental Graphics Design as well.

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