Back to basics
Lydia Thornley Design has designed the annual review and report for adult learning organisation Red Kite Learning. The consultancy’s work aims to emphasise the value of the organisation’s service, by
Praline applies the Sorrell Foundation’s colour scheme to Saturday Club Summer Show
Praline Design has worked with the Sorrell Foundation to create the visual identity and exhibition design for the forthcoming National Art & Design Saturday Club Summer show, which opens at
Take the smart route on training staff
Your recent feature by Emily Pacey on Training Zone (DW 2 June) was an interesting and topical read. More and more consultancies, including The Brand Union, are increasing the amount
Growing brand shows that there’s an art to good retail
How refreshing to see the growth of a brand such as Cass Arts prove to the retail gloom merchants that everything is not ’going digital’ (www.designweek.co.uk, 25 May). With Amazon
Favourite online shop is a world of inspiration
Aside from the ones we have created for clients (of course), I would say that my favourite online shop is www.j-shoppe.com, which was born of the ’who’s who, what’s what
Great restaurants make everything seem effortless
The news that the new Design Bites initiative from the Royal Institute of British Architects and the Restaurant and Bar Design Awards is providing design-led guided tours of restaurants (Voxpop,
Voxpop
The ’ultimate’ pint glass has been designed in a bid to prevent alcohol-related violence what would you change to improve your pub-going experience?
Profile: les graphiquants
Parisian graphic design consultancy Les Graphiquants’ name is a play on words, conveying in French something between a group of dealers and of makers. ’It has also the suggestion of
Revolt is back in style
This year has so far been marked by considerable political upheaval as people around the world defy the establishment and stand up for what they believe in. Dominic Lutyens looks
Intricate twist
Imagine a time when we’re all printing in 3D at home, seeing our complex creations emerge seamlessly at the touch of a button. Emily Pacey speaks to enthusiasts of a
Priestman Goode opens China office
Priestman Goode is aiming to develop its work with clients in China with the opening of a new office in Qingdao the consultancy’s first outside the UK. Qingdao, in northern
Pearson Lloyd project battles violence in A&E departments
Pearson Lloyd is working on a wide-ranging project covering service, information and interior design which aims to reduce violence and aggression towards NHS staff in hospital accident and emergency departments.
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