15 January 1998

The world’s most famous white-walled man is celebrating his 100th birthday. Design icon the Michelin Man is living it up in style despite his advanced years. A worldwide advertising campaign

Rugby’s governing body, The International Rugby Board based in Ireland, has appointed Design Bridge to create a new identity for the organisation. The project will also involve the group branding

If there is an element of tragedy about Stephen Bayley’s departure from the Millennium Dome project at Greenwich, it is the New Millennium Experience – Company’s statement that it is

Britannic Assurance is to step up its marketing activities, launching its first television advertising campaign, using a new corporate identity developed by Saatchi & Saatchi Design.

Face to Face is an exhibition of photographs taken from the book of the same name by Jean and François Robert. According to the authors, we inhabit a delightfully communicative

The Architecture Foundation is welcoming proposals from design consultancies for a roadshow in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, aimed at improving ten neglected public spaces. The roadshow will

Long and exhaustive research has resulted in a new crystal ball service for Design Week readers. – In what may become an occasional series, design community members have contributed their

Creative director Stephen Bayley’s resignation from the Millennium Dome project, and his subsequent prediction that it could be ‘crap’, is only the latest bad news to hit the New Millennium

Following on from the recent success of men’s magazines, the women’s market is at last being updated. Clare Dowdy inspects the latest addition and sees red.

Any merger between book chains Dillons and Waterstone’s could generate large design contracts, says a Waterstone’s spokeswoman. Music group EMI, which owns Dillons, is in discussion with WH Smith to

British Design and Art Direction has invited six interactive consultancies, including incumbent Hyperinteractive, Deep End Design, AMX Digital and Webmedia Group, for initial presentations to redesign its website. The website

Siebert Head’s restructure has claimed its first victim, with the resignation of design services manager Paul Hance. – As part of the shake up, Hance was to become marketing innovation