Hill Dickinson Stadium
Grand Prix Award and Gold | Best Wayfinding for Sports, Entertainment & MICE Venues
Aquarabia
Gold | Best Wayfinding for Hospitality and Tourism
Oxford North
Silver | Best Wayfinding for Workplaces
Mareterra
Bronze | Best Wayfinding for Urban Public Realm
Together, the four projects showcase the breadth of Endpoint’s work and the different ways wayfinding design can shape the experience of a place.
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Everton FC’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium presented a major wayfinding challenge: helping 53,000 fans navigate a complex new venue while creating a sense of continuity with the club’s historic home, Goodison Park.
Working with BDP Pattern and Everton FC, Endpoint developed a clear coding system aligned across ticketing and the physical environment, supported by layered information and accessible design. References to the stadium’s dockside setting and the geometry of Goodison Park’s Leitch truss help the new venue feel familiar, recognisable and unmistakably Everton.
Aquarabia
Aquarabia is Qiddiya’s flagship water theme park, spanning more than 300,000 square metres with 23 rides and attractions across eight themed precincts. Alongside Qiddiya Investment Company and Dewan Architects + Engineers, Endpoint developed a system that responds to the spontaneous nature of a day at the park, combining clear directional information with distinctive precinct identities and real-time digital updates. The result is a wayfinding experience that helps visitors stay oriented while preserving the freedom to play, explore and discover.
Oxford North
Oxford North is an evolving innovation district designed around science, research and innovation. Working with Stanhope, Thomas White Oxford and Fletcher Priest Architects, Endpoint developed an intentionally unbranded wayfinding system designed to feel like an extension of Oxford, drawing on the city’s botanical heritage through bespoke illustrations. Tactile pictograms, braille and a modular three-dimensional map build accessibility into the experience, while the adaptable system is designed to evolve as the district grows.
Mareterra
Mareterra is a new waterfront district in Monaco, created on reclaimed land and extending the city into the sea. Working with Noë & Associates, Endpoint grounded the wayfinding strategy in Mareterra’s defining idea: the meeting of land and sea. Sculptural limestone elements are integrated into the landscape, while maps are aligned to the coastline, using the sea as a constant point of reference to support intuitive navigation across the promenade, park, marina and retail spaces.
We’re proud to see these projects recognised and grateful to the clients, collaborators and teams who helped bring them to life.