This highway sound wall features twenty naturalistic colours which represent a selection of local flora, fauna and landmarks specific to the Lynnmour community and the Seymour River area. Merge stands 4m tall and spans 356m along a section of the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy1). The acoustic dampening sound wall is clad with colourful powder-coated aluminum panels.  These panels have been carefully configured to produce a giant site-specific spectrum designed to be viewed by both passing traffic and residents in nearby communities.  On the neighbourhood side find words are matched up with their associated colours.

Featuring:
•    BANANA SLUG
•    BLACK BEAR
•    COAST PENSTEMON
•    DOUGLAS FIR
•    DOUGLAS SQUIRREL
•    FLY AGARIC
•    LICORICE FERN
•    LYNN CREEK
•    MOUNT SEYMOUR
•    NOOTKA ROSE
•    NORTH SHORE MOUNTAINS
•    NORTHERN FLICKER
•    PACIFIC CHORUS FROG
•    RED-BACKED SALAMANDER
•    RICE LAKE
•    SALAL
•    SALMONBERRY
•    SPINY WOOD FERN
•    STELLER’S JAY
•    TWIN FALLS