Workplace branding works by connecting employees to the brand’s narrative so that they feel part of the story. It’s about belonging and identity.
The office is becoming a community hub – not just a place of productivity. It’s where employees socialise, learn, and experience a company’s culture.
This is why it’s even more important to use your workplace to tell your brand story – in an interesting, localised, and creative way.
We will work with you to translate your company’s values into creative, impactful, and collaborative working environments – something we’ve done for a range of clients' workspaces.
Workplace Branding Projects
Aegis Media
London, UK
Creating individual agencies’ personalities inside Aegis' unified workplace brand – using environmental graphics.
Blackbaud, London
London, UK
Helping to bring two cultures together who share the same philosophy.
Hikma
Worldwide
Development of corporate signage design and guidelines to create a unified global enterprise brand.
EY
Worldwide
We have been working with EY for several years, helping achieve brand consistency across their property portfolio.
Dubai Design District
UAE
An award-winning wayfinding masterplan for the new home of the creative industries in Dubai.
Green Park
Reading, UK
An award-winning wayfinding design for a Foster + Partners masterplanned business park in Berkshire.
Workplace Branding Views & News
New signage to support Chaucer’s revamped brand identity
Endpoint worked with Chaucer and Pentagram to implement a striking new reception signage.
Endpoint appointed to implement new visual identity at Green Park
Endpoint has been commissioned to implement a revitalised brand for Green Park, Reading, one of Europe’s largest business parks.
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?
Project Endpoint: Building a more creative workplace
New Year, new space? After ten years on Tower Bridge Road, we felt it was time to revamp Endpoint’s creative workplace, so we spoke to our friends at Pentagram, Wolff Olins and Make Architects to get some fresh ideas.
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.
