Infrastructure advertising on bridges and facades
Infrastructure media is the large structure: a bridge, a facade, a megacom, or a banner big enough to sit in the skyline. These are single-site bookings, and the production needs a real lead time before the posting date. Tell us the city and the date, and we will say what is free within 48 hours. These sites are booked early because production, permits and install cannot be rushed in the final week.
Bridge, facade or megacom?
These are single sites, and production needs a real lead time. Send the city and the posting date.
Own the city skyline
Infrastructure media covers the largest formats in outdoor. Bridge banners over gateway crossings, wraps and banners on landmark buildings, megacom sites on arterial routes and hand-painted or printed murals on culturally iconic walls — every format sits above the everyday roadside layer and delivers a distinct sense of scale.
We plan infrastructure campaigns as landmark builds. That means single-site takeovers where the brand owns a specific structure for the duration of the campaign, or multi-site programmes that string a launch across a city's biggest arteries. Every plan is site-listed, transparent on lead times and produced under one team.
This is the environment for launches, category takeovers, cultural sponsorships and the moments a brand wants to be part of the city itself. It also complements roadside and transport plans by giving a campaign a share-of-skyline layer that lifts the rest of the media around it.
Landmark surfaces across the world's cities
The Burj Khalifa LED facade, Kingdom Centre in Riyadh, the Piccadilly Lights and the ICC in Hong Kong — the physical structures brands lean on when a launch needs to be seen from a distance.
Signature landmarks
- Burj Khalifa LED facadeDubai, UAE
- Kingdom Centre TowerRiyadh, KSA
- International Commerce Centre (ICC)Hong Kong
- Marina Bay Sands facadeSingapore
- Piccadilly LightsLondon, UK
- Champs-Élysées flagshipsParis, France
- Shibuya Crossing screensTokyo, Japan
- Sanlitun mesh bannersBeijing, China
Ideal for
- Landmark launches
- Category takeovers
- PR moments
- Luxury brands
- Cultural partnerships
- Skyline campaigns
Infrastructure Media Formatswe plan and book
The formats that live inside the infrastructure media environment. Each links through to full campaign detail, pricing indications and country availability.
One Team. Every Step. No Friction
We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
Infrastructure media covers the largest physical formats in outdoor — bridge banners, building banners, megacoms and large banners. It turns the biggest surfaces in a city into brand moments, and is typically the format brands use for launches, category takeovers and PR-driven campaigns.
We plan four headline formats: Bridge Banners (digital, wraps, static, gateway), Building Banners (wraps, facade banners, wall-mounted, digital), Megacoms (static, digital, double-sided) and Large Banners (wall banners, landmark banners, mesh banners, murals). The right format depends on the site and the launch moment.
Infrastructure media sits at the premium tier of outdoor. Static formats and standard facade banners are the most efficient entry points; digital screens, landmark wraps and hand-painted murals are quoted per site. We share transparent pricing against your brief.
Landmark builds typically need six to twelve weeks from booking to go-live. That covers structural clearances, print production, install and any authority approvals. Standard wall-mounted banners on existing frames can move faster, in three to four weeks.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Italy, UK and Hong Kong lead the world for premium infrastructure inventory. Open the country grid on individual format pages for live availability.
Yes. Infrastructure media requires landlord approvals, municipal permits and, in most cases, structural engineering sign-off. From clearances through to print, install, day-one QA and de-rig, we manage the full workflow under one team.
