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Call for Artists – Gateway to Park Royal: Subway Improvements
OPDC is excited to invite artists to help transform one of Park Royal’s key gatewaysinto a vibrant and welcoming public route.
The pedestrian subway at Mason’s Green Lane provides a key connection into Park Royal. However, at the moment the existing underpass feels disconnected and uninviting.
Working with a local artist, OPDC wants to transform this space into a welcoming and inviting entrance to Park Royal, providing improved wayfinding, safety and placemaking.As a key pedestrian route from the station – it's important that the underpass feels safe.
Working with OPDC – we want the artist to help us design a muralthat will turn the underpass into an accessible, and visually striking space that reflects local diversity, community pride, and promotes sustainable travel.Design proposals can include a range of approaches and materials, including painting, tiling, re-cladding, or integrated public art.
Submissions should demonstrate a balance between creativity and practicality, considering durability, sustainability, and ensure that it is easily maintained. The selected artist or team will be expected to work closely and engage withthe local communityand draw influence from local area,to ensure the design is inclusive and representativeofPark Royal. The proposal(s)s must be achievable within the available budget of up to £50,000, weather-resistant, and designed tolast.
The winning submission will be announced in February 2026, with the final design to be installed by the end of Summer 2026.
How to apply
Interested applicants are invited to submit their expressions of interest by filling in the expression of interest formbySunday 25th January, Midnight.
Getting in touch
If you have any questions, please contact us on info@opdc.london.gov.uk or alternatively please call us on 0207 983 5732.
Please note responses maybe slower over the festive period.
Call for Artists – Gateway to Park Royal: Subway Improvements
OPDC is excited to invite artists to help transform one of Park Royal’s key gatewaysinto a vibrant and welcoming public route.
The pedestrian subway at Mason’s Green Lane provides a key connection into Park Royal. However, at the moment the existing underpass feels disconnected and uninviting.
Working with a local artist, OPDC wants to transform this space into a welcoming and inviting entrance to Park Royal, providing improved wayfinding, safety and placemaking.As a key pedestrian route from the station – it's important that the underpass feels safe.
Working with OPDC – we want the artist to help us design a muralthat will turn the underpass into an accessible, and visually striking space that reflects local diversity, community pride, and promotes sustainable travel.Design proposals can include a range of approaches and materials, including painting, tiling, re-cladding, or integrated public art.
Submissions should demonstrate a balance between creativity and practicality, considering durability, sustainability, and ensure that it is easily maintained. The selected artist or team will be expected to work closely and engage withthe local communityand draw influence from local area,to ensure the design is inclusive and representativeofPark Royal. The proposal(s)s must be achievable within the available budget of up to £50,000, weather-resistant, and designed tolast.
The winning submission will be announced in February 2026, with the final design to be installed by the end of Summer 2026.
How to apply
Interested applicants are invited to submit their expressions of interest by filling in the expression of interest formbySunday 25th January, Midnight.
Getting in touch
If you have any questions, please contact us on info@opdc.london.gov.uk or alternatively please call us on 0207 983 5732.
Please note responses maybe slower over the festive period.
