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Wayfinding and environmental graphics for studios, offices & business parks.
We’ve seen offices evolve from traditional desk-and-cubicle zones into collaborative, sustainable and social workplaces. As technology allows employees to become less tethered to a single space – and as the workplace becomes more domestic and open – wayfinding, workplace branding and environmental graphics have a huge role to play in shaping employee awareness and happiness.
Workplace Clients
Workplace Projects
Battersea Power Station
Endpoint has implemented a unified wayfinding signage system at the legendary London landmark, Battersea Power Station.
78 St James’s Street
London, UK
Endpoint helped create a wayfinding and signage system to complement the past, present, and future of the historic and newly refurbished 78 St James’s Street.
Johnson Gardens
Endpoint provided a full wayfinding design service to connect the office campus.
Royal Albert Dock
London, UK
Creating a place naming system for London’s new business district
Blackbaud, London
London, UK
Helping to bring two cultures together who share the same philosophy.
DUO Singapore
Singapore
Endpoint aided social connectivity through an effective wayfinding system for the iconic DUO towers in Singapore.
Hikma
Worldwide
Development of corporate signage design and guidelines to create a unified global enterprise brand.
Green Park
Reading, UK
An award-winning wayfinding design for a Foster + Partners masterplanned business park in Berkshire.
Workplace Views & News
Why workplace branding matters more than ever
Workplace branding is actually more subtle and a lot more important than you might think.
Environmental Graphics: Playing its part in transforming the modern workplace
Given the pandemic, the rise in remote working, and a decline in office usage; how can building owners create spaces that companies can use flexibly and feel a sense of belonging in?
From the page to the built environment: Endpoint talks typography with Dalton Maag
Endpoint’s Wayfinding Design Director and font obsessive, Alison Richings, talks typography with Dalton Maag’s Founder, Bruno Maag, and its Creative Director, Riccardo De Franceschi.
People Vs. Property: Who rules the office?
Office design used to be dictated by available space. But as companies prioritise employee needs, things are changing.
New signage to support Chaucer’s revamped brand identity
Endpoint worked with Chaucer and Pentagram to implement a striking new reception signage.
5 things to consider when rolling out a global multi-site rebrand
Ready to set your multi-site rebrand in motion? Here are five things to keep in mind as you begin the process.
