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

Traditional signwriter Mark Josling, discusses craftsmanship, heritage and the enduing value of making by hand. The conversation explores materiality, lettering, authenticity and the role of traditional skills within contemporary environments.

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

Kathryn Marten from the National Theatre, speaks about the role of donor recognition in cultural environments and how it can be designed to feel meaningful, engaging and integrated into the wider visitor experience.

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

Paul Jozefowski, Head of Building Design and Environmental Sustainability at the National Theatre, discusses how one of the UK's most iconic cultural heritage buildings continues to evolve.

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

Wishing You a Bright and Cheerful Christmas from London to Dubai to Singapore

Multidisciplinary artist and designer, Jason Bruges, explores the role of public art in shaping how people experience and understand space. He discusses the intersection of architecture, design and technology, and how dynamic installations can influence movement, perception and engagement.

Endpoint appointed as wayfinding consultants for Botanic Place in Cambridge.

Paul Nulty, founder of the lighting design consultancy Nulty, discusses the evolving role of lighting in architecture and the built environment. The conversation explores how lighting influences perception, movement and atmosphere, and how it can be used to support both wayfinding and emotional experience.

Donor recognition for our treasured cultural institutions are difficult design pieces to get right.

Senior Wayfinding Designer, Theng Theng Soo, an architect turned graphic designer, enjoys combining her architecture and graphic design expertise to work on wayfinding projects at Endpoint Singapore.

In this podcast episode we speak with Ian Streets, founder of About Access, about accessibility in the built environment and the role of inclusive design in creating better places. This conversation explores how accessibility goes beyond compliance, focusing on lived experience and real user needs.

Bournemouth University Professor & Head of Psychology, Jan Weiner, discuss how cognitive ageing impacts the way people navigate and understand space. The conversation explores how changes in memory, spatial awareness and decision-making impact navigation over time, and why older adults often rely on different strategies when moving through environments.

Senior Wayfinding Design Lead, Shan Kang, began her wayfinding career with an internship in wayfinding design. After 8 years in the industry, she joined Endpoint.

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

Riccardo De Franceschi, Creative Director at Dalton Maag, speaks about the role of typography in wayfinding and how typefaces influence how people understand and navigate space. The conversation explores how typographic choices affect legibility, clarity and brand expression within the built environment, and why even subtle decisions can have a significant impact on usability.