Design Week
1 September 2005
-
26 Collective and LCC go full circle on Tube study
1 September 2005
-
A great scrawl of china
1 September 2005
As the sleeping giant of the Far East wakes up to the 21st century, a new V&A exhibition offers a snapshot of a nation in an extreme state of flux. But is it trying too hard to impress, wonders Edward Barber
-
Arnolfini reopens with new identity and spaces
1 September 2005
-
Azman Architects unveils RIBA Bar interiors
1 September 2005
Azman Architects has designed interiors for the RIBA Bar, a café bar opening in the entrance foyer of the Royal Institute of British Architects' Grade II listed headquarters in central London.
-
BDL turns to Firm Beliefs
1 September 2005
Zulver & Co has rebranded law business consultancy BDL Associates as Firm Beliefs, creating the name, identity and visual language.
-
Bd-ntwk wins Peugeot pitch
1 September 2005
Bd-ntwk has won a six-way pitch to design the launch materials for the new Peugeot 407 coupé, set to appear in Paris this November.
-
Bigger nuts from Pure-Equator
1 September 2005
-
College tutors need to stand up and be counted
1 September 2005
-
Dddesign unveils Peckham banners
1 September 2005
Dddesign has created a series of banners for Peckham in South London. The consultancy was hired by Southwark Council to design typographic 'I love Peckham' solutions in 48 languages. Artists Madeline Herbert and Leah Germann created the visuals, displayed on Rye Lane, Peckham.
-
Falmouth plays host to Cornwall Design Week
1 September 2005
-
Female styling fuels UK wine sales increase
1 September 2005
-
Fold 7 styles Home Choice call centres
1 September 2005
-
Ford tries fresh design approach
1 September 2005
Ford has unveiled a radical design direction for its European cars, aimed at giving vehicles more visual appeal. The Iosis concept car (pictured below), designed by a team under Martin Smith, Ford of Europe's executive design director, has a trapezoidal 'face', cameras in place of rear view mirrors, LED external lighting that automatically increases in low visibility and a novel door arrangement.
-
Global networks must stop monopolising design work
1 September 2005
-
Ingo Maurer creates 'zen rooms' for German subway
1 September 2005
-
Inmarsat brings in design expertise for BGAN launch
1 September 2005
-
Inspired
1 September 2005
I could say, 'to achieve business prosperity', but I guess that might sound trite. Or I could produce an endless and diverse list of 'art inspirations' - Richard Long's Tame Buzzard Line, Allen Jones's Back-flip, the Church of the Three Crosses designed b
-
Make your selling point
1 September 2005
Amanda Merron says there are all sorts of options available for those who are looking to upgrade their consultancy by selling up or merging
-
Mankind grooming centres from Michael Sheridan & Co
1 September 2005
On-line male grooming retailer Mankind is making its first move to the high street, with two concessions designed by Michael Sheridan & Company opening next month.
-
MoreySmith appoints senior designer
1 September 2005
MoreySmith has appointed Peta Keys as a senior designer to work on its Electronic Arts and Denton Wilde Sparte projects.
-
New creative head for South Bank Centre
1 September 2005
-
News in Pictures
1 September 2005
-
Open season
1 September 2005
Japanese furniture has kept its light under a bushel, especially when compared with Japan's slick electronic and automotive design. Max Fraser finds out why.
-
Pringle has plans for RIBA presidency
1 September 2005
The Royal Institute of British Architects has appointed Pringle Brandon partner Jack Pringle as its new president. Pringle, who takes over on 1 September, replaces George Ferguson and will be the 71st president of the association. He says his key priority is 'to make public sector procurement conducive to good design'.
-
Profile: Robert Radi
1 September 2005
Star Trek flight simulators, anti-fog goggles, snails dispensing sticky tape, and microdermabrasion gadgets are all in a day's work for designer Robert Radi. Clare Dowdy heads to Beverly Hills to investigate
-
Public client dialogue with designers must improve
1 September 2005
Sarah Balmond in 'Cut Out The Red Tape' (DW 18 August) demonstrates the concern of the design industry about a number of issues about the European Journal process.
-
Quark goes for a friendly rebrand
1 September 2005
-
Remake for rental chains
1 September 2005
Can DVD rental stores fight the threat from on-line and video on-demand rivals with engaging and interactive interiors? Trish Lorenz tunes in
-
Review
1 September 2005
Degree show London College of Communication MA Interactive Media Degree Show runs from 7 to 10 September.
-
Rosters need to rival the vision of a talented individual
1 September 2005
-
Rosters need uncompromising creative direction…
1 September 2005
-
Take a bite out of a rare breed
1 September 2005
-
Time we blogged-on
1 September 2005
As US designers harness blogging as a valuable tool for the exchange of ideas and opinions, Adrian Shaughnessy asks where are all the Brit bloggers?
-
Voxpop
1 September 2005
-
WMH flavour for Sainsbury's So packaging
1 September 2005
Sainsbury's is relaunching its Organics range, renamed and redesigned as So by Williams Murray Hamm. The packaging features plant saplings to highlight farming methods and botanical-style captions provide information on each product. The initiative is part of the supermarket's aim to become the leading destination for organic foods. More than 100 lines are being added, taking the total to almost 500 products.
-
WPP reports strong results
1 September 2005
WPP reported a strong set of first half results last week, with direct marketing, Internet and interactive sectors and healthcare communications in particular showing healthy growth. Overall billings at the group were up almost 24 per cent year on year.
-
Yoplait launches new yogurt drink
1 September 2005
Yoplait Dairy Crest launches its probiotic yogurt drink this month, with packs designed by Springetts.
