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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?

Spanning client service and project management, the London team’s Tom Williams has a multifaceted role – a heady mix of design management, creative strategy, and technical implementation.

Alison Richings, Wayfinding Design Director, explores how a sign can go a long way and the impact it can have on trust.

In all kinds of building and refurbishment projects, wayfinding is treated as an afterthought – even though it’s at the forefront of the end-user experience.

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.

We take a closer look at how museums, cultural institutions, and art galleries will operate in the ‘New Normal’.

We take a look at the importance of placemaking and building communities in the burgeoning Build to Rent (BTR) sector.

The world is going through one of its worst pandemics, so Tim Hill at Noë & Associates and Alison Richings at Endpoint discuss place branding and placemaking in a post-pandemic world.

Our head of wayfinding, Alison Richings, argues the case against her chosen discipline being dismissed as a ‘weasel word’ by the Financial Times.

Ready to set your multi-site rebrand in motion? Here are five things to keep in mind as you begin the process.

Alison Richings discusses retail wayfinding using Harrods as an example of how we enhanced their customer experience.

Design Week spoke with Pelin Morris about her career as a wayfinding graphic designer.

Many people avoid museums and galleries as they don’t feel they are ‘for them’. But wayfinding just might help them overcome this ‘elitist’ stigma.

Light plays a massive role in wayfinding. So why isn’t it higher up on the strategic agenda?

Our Wayfinding Design Director, Alison Richings, gives an insight into the challenge of working on a wayfinding system for an iconic brand – Harrods.

Twentytwo Bishopsgate will be one of the most progressive buildings in London and the UK’s first WELL certified building. But what role is wayfinding playing in making this happen?

Office design used to be dictated by available space. But as companies prioritise employee needs, things are changing.

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.