Looping architectural mesh across the ground-floor windows of lululemon Sainte-Catherine in Montréal
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Architecture / Printed mesh

lululemon.Sainte-Catherine, Montréal.

Printed mesh across the flagship’s windows and ceiling, connected by one looping pattern.

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Client
lululemon
Location
Sainte-Catherine, Montréal
Decibel’s role
Development & fabrication
System
Interlocking window & ceiling panels
Scale
1,400 square feet
Material
Recycled PETG
01 / The architectural field

A larger surface.
A lighter presence.

At Sainte-Catherine, 1,400 square feet of printed mesh extend across windows and ceilings while preserving views through the glazing.

Decibel developed the panels, connections and mounting to carry the pattern through the space.

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Tall window with an open looping mesh suspended inside the Montréal flagship
The open field at window height.
Pedestrians walking past the glazed lululemon Sainte-Catherine storefront
A second architectural layer at street level.
02 / A closer look

A field made
from parts.

From workshop fabrication to onsite alignment.

03 / In place

Different conditions.
One visual rhythm.

Interlocking panels were sized for printing, transport and assembly. Window sections use aircraft-cable suspension; other panels mount flush to the ceiling.

Why large-format printing?
Illuminated architectural mesh across the lululemon Sainte-Catherine storefront at dusk
At dusk, the pattern is illuminated from within.

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& material notes

Client
lululemon
Location
Sainte-Catherine flagship, Montréal
Development & fabrication
Decibel
Material
Recycled PETG
Installation conditions
Suspended and flush-mounted
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