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Hospitality
Wayfinding for hotels, theme parks, exhibition & conference centres.
The hospitality sector understood customer experience way before we entered the experience economy. Even so, as customers pay more for memorable experiences, their expectations increase. We help hospitality brands find even more creative, engaging and personalised ways to connect with their customers and create experiences that make a difference.
Hospitality Clients
Hospitality Projects
One Bishopsgate Plaza
London, UK
Endpoint was part of the PLP Architecture design team working on the One Bishopsgate Plaza development. We created external and internal wayfinding and signage.
City Walk
Dubai, UAE
Combining a leading destination and new urban community, in one mega mixed-use development.
The O2
London, UK
Making the most successful arena in the world, even better.
Premier Inn
Worldwide
We've helped Premier Inn become one of the best performing hospitality brands in the world.
Wembley Park
London, UK
Placemaking and identity for a world-class destination.
Haven
UK
Endpoint worked on placemaking concept designs for Haven, one of the UK’s biggest holiday park brands.
Hospitality Views & News
Endpoint takes on wayfinding project for Boxooo’s flagship destination
Endpoint is thrilled to collaborate with Boxooo, an innovative food and lifestyle destination set to launch in Saudi Arabia.
Wayfinding Xchange Podcast: The future of lighting design
In this edition of the podcast, Gideon welcomes Paul Nulty – designer, owner, and director of the award-winning lighting design consultancy – Nulty.
Wayfinding Xchange Podcast: Driving visitor experience through interior design
In this episode of the Wayfinding Xchange podcast, Ocean Liu talks about her interior design work, the collaborative process, and her approach to the visitor experience.
An inhospitable environment? The hospitality experience post-lockdown
We take look at some of the short and longer-term issues hospitality faces as companies look to reopen and offer the best guest experience.
Why wayfinding is essential ‘Behind The Scenes’
Wayfinding is seen as something that should concern front of house or customer areas – but it’s just as essential behind the scenes.
Giving signage its due respect
Alison Richings, Wayfinding Design Director, explores how a sign can go a long way and the impact it can have on trust.
