Illuminated architectural mesh across three lululemon storefront bays at the Prudential Center in Boston

Architecture / Printed mesh

lululemon.Prudential Center, Boston.

Nearly 1,200 square feet of printed mesh, developed from architectural concept through installation.

Client: lululemon
Location: Prudential Center, Boston
Decibel’s role: Design development through installation
Application: Architectural mesh / Three storefront bays
Scale: Nearly 1,200 square feet
Material: Recycled fiber-reinforced PETG

01 / The commission

A new rhythm
for the street.

From lululemon’s architectural concept, Decibel developed an open mesh system that gives the storefront a distinct presence while preserving views through the windows.

Our scope covered computational design, engineering and rigging details, fabrication, finishing, delivery and installation.

Pedestrians moving past lululemon Prudential in daylight — The mesh adds depth to the storefront at pedestrian level.

View through the street foreground toward the architectural mesh — Open cells preserve views through the glazing.

02 / From geometry to assembly

Designed
as a system.

Recycled fiber-reinforced PETG panels combine printed texture, seams and connections. Unistrut, aircraft cable and adjustable grippers allow alignment across corners and bays.

Installation was coordinated with the general contractor and adjacent trades during store buildout.