News

We're excited to announce the expansion of our Wayfinding Xchange Podcast.

We're excited to be appointed on the first private, modern & contemporary art museum in India.

We are excited to announce the relocation of our London studio to a new and revamped space.

Our Dubai studio has moved to a new studio in Dubai's Business Central Towers.

Congratulations to two of our client projects that have been shortlisted for The Pineapples 2024 Awards.

Oval Village is a new and exciting neighbourhood in London shaped by history.

Endpoint has been appointed to conducting a comprehensive review of wayfinding systems for IWM London and IWM North

With 2023 now behind us, we would like to take a moment to reflect on some of the notable moments from the past year.

Endpoint has been appointed to provide wayfinding expertise on another project in Cambridge.

Endpoint appointed as wayfinding consultants for Botanic Place in Cambridge.

Endpoint is appointed to create a wayfinding strategy and sign design for the historic warship and museum: HMS Belfast.

We’re thrilled to announce that the Theatre Royal Drury Lane has won a RIBA London Award 2023.

Endpoint’s wayfinding work for the iconic National Museum of Norway has won gold at the 2023 Visuelt Awards. The announcement came at a ceremony held on Thursday 11th May at Chat Noir in Oslo.

Endpoint is excited to once again work with London’s first public art walk ‘The Line’ to share wayfinding expertise and guidance on using art instead of signs.

Endpoint is delighted to announce that experienced Architect and Project Manager, Krati Jasoria, is now Studio Director for Singapore.

Endpoint was appointed wayfinding and signage lead for Qatar’s Lusail Stadium. The venue will host the final of the FIFA World Cup 2022.

A group of 23 graphic design students from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology attended a case study session at Endpoint’s London studio.

Endpoint’s Wayfinding Design Director, Alison Richings, is invited to speak at the Sign Design Society about wayfinding strategies for the National Museum.