The shortlisted projects are:
- Mareterra: Best Wayfinding for Transport and Urban Public Realm
Working with Noë & Associates, we developed the wayfinding strategy and design for Mareterra, Monaco’s new waterfront district. The project is recognised for integrating navigation into the public realm while supporting the experience and identity of a major new part of the city. - Hill Dickinson Stadium: Best Wayfinding for Sports and Entertainment Venues
Working with Everton FC and BDP Pattern, we developed the wayfinding and signage design for the club’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. The system supports the fan journey from arrival through the stadium, helping people navigate a major new sporting destination. - Oxford North: Best Wayfinding for Workplaces
At Oxford North, Endpoint worked with Stanhope and Thomas White Oxford, alongside Fletcher Priest Architects, to develop a wayfinding strategy for the new innovation district that brings together workplaces, public spaces and amenities. - Aquarabia: Best Wayfinding for Hospitality, Tourism and Cultural Destinations
For Qiddiya Investment Company, alongside Dewan Architects + Engineers, Endpoint developed the wayfinding strategy for Aquarabia, Qiddiya’s flagship water theme park near Riyadh across eight themed precincts and more than 300,000 square metres
We’re delighted to see these four projects recognised in the inaugural Awards. Congratulations to our clients and collaborators, and to all the teams shortlisted alongside us. We’re excited to celebrate together in September!
