Met Studio designs show for National Army Museum
Met Studio Design has created and branded a new exhibition, Conflicts of Interest, which will open at the National Army Museum in London in September. Appointed in February following a
Met Studio Design has created and branded a new exhibition, Conflicts of Interest, which will open at the National Army Museum in London in September. Appointed in February following a
The Government raises the profile of sustainable packaging design, but stops short of supporting the introduction of mandatory regulations in its long-awaited eco-design review, Making the Most of Packaging: A
LFH has redesigned the packaging for Lithuanian Vodka’s full range of drinks to broaden their appeal. The packaging design consultancy has been working with brand owner Stumbras for around 18
The regeneration of Weymouth’s seafront has been scuppered by the withdrawal of RDA funding. Angus Montgomery reports on the fallout
With a film in production and a London retrospective, Javier Mariscal is set to become a household name. The man who helped put Barcelona on the design map reveals his
The organisers of this year’s Big Chill festival have commissioned installations and photography to appear at this year’s event. Installation specialists Henry Krokatsis and Claire Morgan and photographer Rankin are
David Collins Studio has created interiors for a South African winery and restaurant overlooking the mountains towards Cape Town. The Delaire Graff Estate, which is located just outside Stellenbosch, appointed
The Somerset Design Enterprise Network has appointed Andrew Knutt as chairman, as it relaunches and restructures its management. Knutt, director of Taunton-based consultancy ADK and previously vice-chairman of the network,
As the new Terminator movie hits our cinema screens, Hugh Pearman delves into the fictional history of the robot and the challenges of getting one to work
The recession. I’m beginning to think it’s not all bad. People have started talking to each other. And it’s not just storytelling or entertaining, it’s genuine conversation. We want to
Your recent Voxpop (DW 11 June) posed the question, ‘If you could design one thing to benefit the capital, what would it be?’ London needs a floating desert island to
It is fantastic to see that companies are looking to reduce their impact on the environment (‘Sony Ericsson releases “Green” mobile phones’, www.designweek.co.uk, 5 June). However, in my view a