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London calling!🇬🇧
Together with the our colleagues Stefan and Meijer travelled to London to conduct an analysis of museum wayfinding.

Stay tuned for more insights💡

As part of our domain article series, let us introduce you to our take on mobility!

In this first article, mobility expert Fred discusses wayfinding and multi-modality. Read along and let us know what you think!💡

As part of our domain article series, let us introduce you to our take on mobility!

In his first article, mobility expert Fred discusses wayfinding and multi-modality. Read along and let us know what you think!💡

Hey! 👋

Our colleagues Aad and Lara had a wonderful time making connections at the Estudio Lamela office in Madrid. We look forward to more exchanges in the future to discuss the intersections of architecture and wayfinding.

We’re excited to mitigate stress and enhance journeys for all travellers.
Take a look at the wayfinding in Newark’s new terminal! ✈️

Terminal A is the latest terminal to use the new Port Authority wayfinding standards.



Image credits: Zach Griff

Take a look inside Booking.com’s new Headquarters!
We can finally announce that the Booking.com Campus is in its final year of realization.
After four years of fruitful collaboration, we are excited to show you the design for the first time.

The wayfinding by encourages the visitors and employees to discover every element of the building while being led through different themed destinations, representing the spirit of Booking.com.
The wayfinding is constructed on a flexible grid system, allowing each sign to be tailored over time. It can expand or reconfigure effortlessly, adapting to the innovative nature of the building.
The color schemes are based on the designs of the spaces, and add to the explorative and playful environments, prioritizing the user through a personable manner at each step. Everyone is encouraged to have fun while also engaging with the functionality of moving throughout Booking.com, which creates orientation, navigation, and experience. This is also evident in the bespoke pictograms that were developed to add character and ease at every moment, from parking, getting around, at facilities and destinations, in bathrooms, working and collaborating areas, to eating at different restaurants.

From July 2023 onwards, the Booking.com Campus will serve as an important place for its 5,000+ colleagues in Amsterdam to come together, innovate and collaborate face-to-face. As Booking's home for the past 25 years, Amsterdam is a welcoming and attractive city for top tech talent from all over the world. And with sustainability and employee well-being a top priority, the campus is at the core of our flexible approach to best meet the evolving needs of our growing workforce.

Thank you to all of the amazing studios we collaborated with on this project: