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19 September 2002

  • A thorough read if you're not distracted by Man-Yoo

    19 September 2002

  • BBC has Blast at party broadcasts

    19 September 2002

    Blast has created a range of seaside-themed graphics for the BBC, as part of the corporation's publicity drive during the political party conference season.The images will be applied to advertising, postcards, exhibition stands and interactive games.

  • Bobo Design

    19 September 2002

  • Call for entries

    19 September 2002

    There's still time to apply for the Fennia Prize, an international product design competition to encourage client companies to apply design effectively. The deadline for entries is 30 September. Contact: www.designforum.fi/fenniaprize for further details.

  • Camden Arts gets picture with rebranding by Intro

    19 September 2002

    Intro will deliver an interim identity for Camden Arts Centre next month, as the consultancy works toward a full rebranding of the north London contemporary arts venue, due to be unveiled in autumn 2003.

  • Celebrity On The Buses at 100% Design show

    19 September 2002

  • CentrePoint Creative races away with NRG job

    19 September 2002

  • Chocolate packs by Pearlfisher

    19 September 2002

    Pearlfisher has redesigned packaging for Green & Black's, which goes on shelf from this week, as the chocolate brand seeks to evolve a mainstream and premium positioning away from its original niche, organic appeal.

  • Civic Trust calls for award entries

    19 September 2002

    Designers have until Friday 27 September to submit entries to the 2003 Civic Trust Awards for architecture and environmental design.For more information contact awards@civictrust.org.uk.

  • Community business plan delivered

    19 September 2002

  • Corsie Naysmith releases HMV job

    19 September 2002

  • Crystal Palace

    19 September 2002

  • Design on a shopping trip

    19 September 2002

    British retailers are topping the charts in Europe, says a Mintel report. Clive Walker looks at why UK groups are influencing store design on the Continent

  • Design Week magazine: the clue is in the title

    19 September 2002

    Sometimes you just have to let the PR industry speak for itself. We received an e-mail - subject 'design feature' - from a PR agency that shall remain nameless.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Ideo has appointed Ingrid Baron as head of industrial design, following Sam Hecht's departure last month (DW 9 August). Baron joined Ideo as senior industrial designer in September 2000 and previously led the concept design team at Electrolux in Stockholm.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    NCH Marketing Services unveiled the logo and website for its consumer portal www.wishvalue.co.uk this week. All creative work, including the name that Design Week exclusively revealed earlier this summer, is by Interbrand (DW 15 August).

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    English & Pockett has created an identity for the British Airways in-flight entertainment service High Life. The work is being rolled out across the BA fleet from this month.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Pure has created a set of publications for Lauder College Dunfermline. The work includes two prospectuses, an employer guide, an annual report, a student handbook, posters, leaflets and course details.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Luxury brand Mulberry has appointed SAS to review its Internet presence, as part of a longer term strategy to increase the role of the Web in its business. A revamped website launches later this autumn.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Ozone has created an identity for Hilton Conventions, a sub-brand of Hilton Hotels. The work, which will be applied across marketing material, training manuals, sales presentations and product brochures, features photography by Jon O'Brien.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    A dance studio and primary school are among the seven buildings shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize. William Hill is offering odds on the shortlist and the Wilkinson Eyre Gateshead Millennium Bridge is the 2-1 favourite.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Ware Anthony Rust has created an identity, brand manual, website and marketing material for Trader Classified Media, the Paris-based publisher. The work launched last week.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    First has appointed Bob Bayman as managing director. Bayman, who has worked with the group on a consultancy basis since October last year, was previously brand marketing head at Abbey National.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    C&FD has created the annual report for The Passage, a charity for homeless people. It is the seventh year the group has designed the report.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Trumps is designing Tesco's Christmas 2002 in-store promotions, including posters and point-of-sale elements. The work will be displayed in 740 Tesco stores nationwide.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    BamberForsyth Fitch has created the 2002 British Heart Foundation Annual Report and Review. It launches this week.

  • Digest

    19 September 2002

    Nectar, another entrant to the loyalty scheme market, was launched on Monday. It is backed by Barclaycard, BP, Debenhams and J Sainsbury and name and logo design is by Corporate Edge.

  • E3 Media in frame for Halfords site revamp

    19 September 2002

    Halfords has appointed E3 Media to redesign its website and launch spin-off URLs as part of a £400 000 drive to refocus its on-line offering on mainstream motoring and cycling enthusiasts.

  • Eskimo Design

    19 September 2002

  • Event

    19 September 2002

    The Liverpool Biennial, promoting contemporary visual art in the city, continues until 24 November. All exhibitions, featuring new and established artists, take place within Liverpool city cen tre.

  • Exhibition design welcomes prize

    19 September 2002

    Exhibition designers have welcomed a £100 000 annual prize for the UK's most innovative and inspiring museum or gallery, launched this week by the Gulbenkian Foundation.

  • Exhibitions

    19 September 2002

  • Fabric, the Fired Earth Book of Natural Texture

    19 September 2002

    Fabric, the Fired Earth Book of Natural Texture by Elizabeth Hilliard and Stafford Cliff, will be available from 18 October. Cliff, who designed and co-authored the book, says it is not intended to be a 'how to' work. 'It looks at the larger picture of the incredible range of fabrics that are available and is intended to fuel ideas,' he explains. The book is simply designed, he says, with photography playing an integral part (front cover, with photography by Dominic Blackmore, pictured). ...

  • Football identities are a badge of life-long loyalty

    19 September 2002

    In response to Quentin Newark's Defensive Shield article (DW 29 August), as a past director of Hibernian Football Club I was heavily involved in the creation of Hibs' 'new' badge (pictured) and I take issue with some points raised in the piece. Football clubs have members, whom they have a responsibility to look after. Can anyone think of an example of a commercial organisation that generates and nurtures more passionate, lifelong 'brand loyalty' than a football club? While Newark recognises ...

  • Future dates

    19 September 2002

    A debate on the use of computers in comics takes place at The Mouse vs The Mouse on 25 September. Comic artists Dave McKean, Dave Gibbons and Tom Gauld and 2000AD editor Matt Smith discuss the current climate in the comic world. Contact: 020 7930 3647 for tickets and further information. Venue: Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London SW1. An auction of products by designers in support of children's and family charities takes place during 100% Design on 26 September, organised ...

  • Giving it 100%

    19 September 2002

    Lakshmi Bhaskaran profiles the work of four up-and-coming exhibitors

  • Graphic description

    19 September 2002

    In the quest to describe the design disciplines, Quentin Newark gives us his glossary of the graphics idiom

  • Groucho founder makes marks on tennis court

    19 September 2002

    Minor brushes with celebrity, number 2461: we once played tennis with Tchaik Chassay - architect, Groucho Club founder and sugar daddy to hot design duo Eskimo Design (see 100% Design feature, page 20). His accent was so clipped and posh we thought he was saying Jack, instead of Tchaik, when he introduced himself. Can you tell that we didn't know who he was? Never mind. Tchaik and the Design Week hack did actually win the match 6-3, 6-4, as we recall.

  • Inspired identity for Leicester footwear brand

    19 September 2002

  • Insure that you're suitably clothed before any stunt

    19 September 2002

    Heading out on the highway? Plenty of designers like to get their motors running and most will be suitably leathered-up.

  • It's the shame old story

    19 September 2002

    While the UK's fridge mountains continue to swell, Clive Grinyer thinks that we can learn much from the Japanese about the recycling of electrical goods

  • JHP talking shop with Dutch precinct concepts

    19 September 2002

    JHP has presented first concepts to Dutch property investor Corio for a floor-to-ceiling revamp of its 22 000m2 Middenwaard shopping centre in the town of Heerhugowaard, north of Amsterdam.

  • JPA and Acumen interiors just the ticket for GNER

    19 September 2002

    London to Scotland train operator GNER has brought James Park Associates and Design Acumen on-board to transform the interiors of its 225-strong fleet, as the company moves to consolidate its position on the east coast franchise.

  • Kaya Hoang

    19 September 2002

  • Link scheme for interior groups

    19 September 2002

    Business Link for London this week launches a package aimed at interior designers.Any London business with under 250 employees working within a broad interiors remit will be eligible for business advice and assistance under the scheme, says Business Link for London business advisor Frances Richards.For more information see www.businesslink4london.com.

  • Make it meaningful so it's plain for all to see

    19 September 2002

    Few people would dispute the need for design businesses to write clearly. But what does that mean in practice? John Simmons sketches out his ideas

  • One-nil, to...

    19 September 2002

  • Persil stars in schools' initiative

    19 September 2002

  • Plans for Blackpool regeneration

    19 September 2002

    The wheel of fortune is turning in favour of Blackpool, for so long a byword for the British seaside resort down on its luck.

  • Quash any arrogance and instil a greater confidence

    19 September 2002

    If you compare design with advertising, you'll find a good deal more camaraderie in design and much less back-biting. That, at least, is what those who've straddled both worlds say. Advertising creatives are traditionally seen as bitchy and arrogant, while the design community is matey, but lacking in confidence.

  • Roster search by BBC New Media

    19 September 2002

    BBC New Media is to recruit a roster of preferred consultancies to 'develop and enhance' the BBC's services on the Internet and other emerging platforms.Work up for grabs includes design and build of websites and games, animations, graphics and CD-ROM. Applications close on 14 October. The move comes as growth in the BBC's on-line activities exceeds its in-house capacity. Enquiries should be directed to www.bbc.co.uk/guidelines/procurement/projects.shtml

  • Shinichi/Amano

    19 September 2002

  • Slovo album cover

    19 September 2002

  • Somerfield hails Taxi Studio to bring in 'aah' factor

    19 September 2002

    Somerfield is to launch revamped packaging for its range of own-brand baby products, with designs by Taxi Studio.

  • Tag Heuer promotional material

    19 September 2002

  • Tesco Metro rolls out Astound look

    19 September 2002

  • The future of boat design

    19 September 2002

  • The wheel thing

    19 September 2002

    Its lease has been extended to 25 years and it's officially Britain's top visitor attraction. Ian Scoley re-appraises the London Eye

  • Three-dimensional designer...

    19 September 2002

  • UK brands are listening in to the sonic branding idea

    19 September 2002

    In response to the Inner Sense article about Sixième Son (DW 5 September), it is great to see the field of sonic branding being paid such attention, but please do not think that the UK industry is lagging behind France.

  • Vario gets in spirit with Diageo drinks brands

    19 September 2002

    Vario has been appointed by food and beverage conglomerate Diageo to create a brand positioning for two of its leading spirit brands in eastern Europe, as the company moves to exploit the region's growth opportunities.

  • Vox pop

    19 September 2002

    Tesco head of design Jeremy Lindley is shying away from packaging consultancies with 'flash London offices' (DW 12 September) in a bid to cut costs. Do you think there is any justification for this kind of distinction? Jonathan Sands, Chairman, Elmwood Iain Lauder, Creative director, Redpath John Sandom, Chairman, Vibrandt Richard Williams, Director, Williams Murray Hamm

  • You to float Sea-designed marque

    19 September 2002

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