What’s in the box?
Beer brand Beck’s has an illustrious history of working in the arts but its latest initiative is so ambitious it took Design Week a little while to get our heads
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London 2012 Olympic medal designs unveiled
With just under a year to go until the London 2012 Olympic Games, the designs for the Olympic medals have been unveiled.
24-hour party people
The IAC Observatory sits nearly two-and-a-half kilometres up a remote mountainside on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, perched on a rim of volcanic rock, high above
Water pump and manoeuverable shopping trolley up for Dyson award
Entries so far for this year’s international James Dyson Award include a pipe pump designed for the developing world and a shopping trolley designed to be easy to manoeuvre.
Alex Kravetz works on Lancaster London refurbishment
The banqueting venues at London hotel the Lancaster London are being refurbished by hotel design specialist Alex Kravetz as part of a £10 million project.
Time for tea
It’s hard to think of a book that could possibly appeal to Design Week more than Tea & Cake London. Let me just repeat that: Tea. And. Cake. In London…
Baigent creates digital designs for Pancreatic Cancer UK
Baigent Digital has created a new website for charity Pancreatic Cancer UK, which features a redesign of the charity’s purple ribbon logo.
Felt works on Pure Sports Medicine flagship site
Felt is working on a website and a flagship physical site in London’s Canary Wharf for sports injury clinic Pure Sports Medicine.
Take a good look at yourself
Graphic artist Luke Embden’s upcoming London show boasts the rather self-concious title ‘An Introspective’. But hopefully visitors to the Doors Showcase exhibition will spend more time studying the artworks than
Positive works on website for new Bristol and Bath Science Park
Bristol-based digital consultancy Positive is working on a website and other digital projects for the new Bristol and Bath Science Park, which is set to open in September.
Crafty politicians
When Prime Minister David Cameron shuts the door of 10 Downing Street, loosens his tie and puts his feet up after a hard day at the despatch box, he can
Lloyd Northover and Holmes & Marchant brought together in new structure
Media Square is bringing together its design consultancies Lloyd Northover, Holmes & Marchant UK and Holmes & Marchant Asia Pacific to form the new Holmes & Marchant Group.
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