E-mail-order designers
Designers can now be recruited on the Internet via a new interactive media application launched by recruitment consultant Price Jamieson. The application has been designed by AKQA New Media, which
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Pictured above is one of ten Channel Fish created by French sculptor Jean-Luc Vilmouth to hang in the Nicholas Grimshaw-designed Waterloo International rail terminal in London. Inaugurated this week, the
Big growth for small companies
The Small Research Business Trust has also been working with National Westminster Bank on its quarterly survey of small businesses in the UK. The survey reveals that small businesses have
MuZ Skorpion: A Sting in the Tale
Wednesday 8 February – Chartered Society of Designers event at which Adam Smallman of Motor Cycle News questions Richard Seymour of Seymour Powell on the MuZ Skorpion.
Sowing the seeds of discontent
The Royal Horticultural Society may be lacking a green finger or two when it comes to garden design. – David Stevens, Professor of Garden Design at Middlesex University, (presumably he
Learning the rules of the name game
Naming a company, service or brand can be a huge gamble, but some risks can be removed if designers get the legal essentials right, advises Jonathan Mercer
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That persistent weed, Cannabis Sativa, has long been recognised as a source of relaxation. Designer Charles Nicholson found it a source of inspiration for this chair, constructed from hemp fibre.
DTI scheme invites entries
The Department of Trade and Industry is inviting designers to apply for listing on its new Consultancy Brokerage Service (DW 25 November 1994). The DTI says the CBS will `provide
The Top 100 listings
The trawl to identify the UK’s Top 100 design groups for 1995 begins next week when the entry form will be published in Design Week. Design consultancies of any size
Pursuing the Dynamics of Modern American Design 1890s – 1930s
Saturday 21 January – Exhibition of architectural drawings by architect John Parkinson, who was responsible for the Los Angeles Coliseum, site of the 1932 and 1984 Olympic Games.
Local councils to spark logo boom
The change in status of local councils in England, Scotland and Wales is likely to lead to a bumper crop of more than 80 new identities, according to Department for
Jonathan Park heads up VE day show plan
A hollow globe, 30m in diameter, will form the centrepiece of the three-day public show to be held in London’s Hyde Park in May to mark the 50th anniversary of
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