11 January 2001

Virgile and Stone

Ten years ago Carlos Virgile and Nigel Stone were household names in design. The interiors duo had shifted from Fitch, then a publicly quoted company headed by Rodney Fitch, to

Britvic to replace strategy group

Britvic Soft Drinks is about to appoint a consultancy to co-ordinate its youth media activities, after the end of its two-year relationship with Tribal DDB. Tribal provided a strategic overview

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Tutssels has created a new range of anti-perspirants for Waitrose supermarkets, using black-and-white photography by freelance photographer Tim Platt, inspired by fashion editorials.

English&Pockett rebrands Sveriges Television

Broadcast specialist English&Pockett has unveiled stage one of a three-phase project, worth over £1m, to reposition Swedish public broadcaster Sveriges Television. The first phase is individual identities for channels SVT

Bonadio takes position at C21

Former Enterprise IG managing creative director Franco Bonadio has resurfaced, after some three months’ freelance, as creative director at C21, where he heads a team of four designers. The consultancy,

Digest

Richard MacCormac of MacCormac Pritchard & Jamieson, architect of the Science Museum’s Wellcome wing, was knighted in the New Year Honours list.

Photosound to make MSD the main exhibit

MSD, the world’s largest pharmaceuticals company, has appointed UK medical specialist Photosound Communications to create its range of international exhibitions in a deal worth several million pounds. Photosound, which was

Digest

Dyson is stepping up its marketing drive with its first exhibition and demonstration facility – Dyson Demo – designed with Wilkinson Eyre architects and based in Paris.

Aboud-Sodano designs Paul Smith catalogue

London consultancy Aboud-Sodano has designed Paul Smith’s new Spring/ Summer catalogue. Using the poolside as its setting, the glossy brochure reflects the kitsch, colourful nature of Smith’s latest male and

Reflex site for Harvey Nichols

Reflex New Media has just unveiled Harvey Nichols’ first Web presence, backed by a five-year plan to manage the upmarket fashion retailer’s move on-line. The £300 000 design project, which

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