Cave Creek Sweetwater Park Mural

Cave Creek Sweetwater Park Mural

Artist Nicole Poppell painted a 200-foot mural at Cave Creek Sweetwater Park in Phoenix using our heat-mitigating coating, making it the first mural of its kind. Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilwoman Debra Stark unveiled the wall in a ceremony hosted by the City of Phoenix Office of Innovation. The city now plans to study how the mural affects temperatures around the park.

Artist Nicole Poppell painted a 200-foot mural at Cave Creek Sweetwater Park in Phoenix using our heat-mitigating coating, making it the first mural of its kind. Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilwoman Debra Stark unveiled the wall in a ceremony hosted by the City of Phoenix Office of Innovation. The city now plans to study how the mural affects temperatures around the park.

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Specification

200-foot mural

Product

IntelliKoat™ (Custom color)

Status

Unveiled by Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilwoman Debra Stark, with a city temperature study planned
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Key Results

Key Results

  • The first mural painted with a heat-mitigating roof coating.

  • A 200-foot public artwork that doubles as a heat experiment.

  • The City of Phoenix plans to study its effect on park temperatures.

  • Delivered with the City of Phoenix Office of Innovation and the Office of Arts and Culture.

“A great combination of art and innovation in our public spaces.” 

Mayor Kate Gallego, City of Phoenix

In the news:

In the news:

“City of Phoenix experiments with heat-resistant material for new public mural”
“North Phoenix mural tests heat-fighting paint usually reserved for rooftops”

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