Have you ever walked past a building and felt an instant connection? Architecture isn't just about buildings—it's about crafting spaces that inspire, connect, and welcome. It has the unique ability to make people feel at ease, encourage engagement and a sense of belonging. However, too often, buildings can seem intimidating or unapproachable. This is where the integration of art and signage can play a pivotal role in reshaping how we experience architecture. Take, for instance, The Well Church in Camberwell , a prime example of how architectural design, art, and signage can change the public perception of a space. Before its renovation, the church was hidden behind blue metal doors that sat elevated above the footpath, with no hint at what lay inside. This lack of transparency, coupled with poor signage, made the church distant and overlooked by the local community. Many didn’t even realise it was a place of worship.