For the new corporate headquarters of Continental AG, the dynamic structural design embodies the development of the company. The corporate campus with its individual buildings, located to the north and south of a major road, are connected by a bridge. This loop, named by HENN, is taken up and formally reflected in the wayfinding system concept. The information, pictograms and texts are created from long arrows and flow dynamically with the building. The loop, which runs through the buildings on the second floor and across the 70 m long bridge, is a dynamic spatial continuum that connects the buildings for the employees. This path is the inspiration for the design of the signage system, but also the challenge in the orientation concept.

The Medical Campus of the University of Augsburg is being developed in close proximity to the University Hospital Augsburg and spans 78,000 square meters of floor space, featuring modern buildings dedicated to research and teaching. Along a north-south promenade, new constructions, existing buildings, and open spaces such as the patient garden are seamlessly connected. The promenade serves as a central orientation element, providing a clear spatial structure.

A guidance and orientation system was developed for the Asset and Trust Company of the German Trade Union Confederation (mnH), reflecting the values of the DGB and the architectural design of the "Hans Böckler House." The new building, named after the first DGB chairman Hans Böckler, is centrally located near Wittenbergplatz in Berlin-Schöneberg and features a clear, minimalist architectural style. Elements of the design language of the DGB logo and the distinctive staircase geometry of the building are subtly incorporated into the guidance concept. The design follows minimalist and functional principles to ensure clear and intuitive orientation for employees and visitors.