What’s driving innovation in food packaging
Packaging designers need to think more laterally, and in terms of systems, rather than discrete elements, says a report into food packaging by trend research group The Future Laboratory.Its forthcoming
Packaging designers need to think more laterally, and in terms of systems, rather than discrete elements, says a report into food packaging by trend research group The Future Laboratory.Its forthcoming
Consumer travel brand Discover Ireland is getting a new identity, by Irish consultancy Designworks, which will be applied across Ireland in coming months.Spearheading the country’s ‘largest-ever’ domestic tourism push, the
After setting up automotive design studio Capoco in the 1970s, Alan Ponsford found his niche in bus design. Three decades later, demand for his experience is greater than ever. John
Clients’ concerns are evolving and sustainability is often now part of the brief. But it wasn’t always this way, so Clare Dowdy asked five consultancies how they would redo past
If 2007 was the year the public finally ‘got’ climate change, 2008 looks like it might be the year of the ethical backlash. Indeed, a term has already been coined
London’s Westway – the elevated section of the A40 – has a certain urban grit, and has been honoured by a line in the Clash’s White Riot. But it has
Networks, clusters and ‘hub and spoke’ arrangements – rather than big consultancies – are the working models of the future, says Bill Wallsgrove
With Luminale light festival opening next week in Frankfurt, Trish Lorenz wonders how much longer such showcases for technology can continue to skate over issues of sustainability, while Henrietta Thompson
The market in premium baby design seems to be well and truly bouncing. ‘One of our best sellers is a Maclaren buggy with leather seat, at £800,’ says Janet Rawnsley,
This month sees the launch of a host of China design initiatives. Are we right to be celebrating China’s design achievements? Do politics get in the way? At my old
I spotted on the Design Week website that in 2006, Williams Murray Hamm was involved in a three-way strategic pitch for Grant’s whisky. It’s untrue. We were approached about the
Regarding your Voxpop about apprenticeship placements for school children (DW 13 March), I’d say that traditional apprenticeships have always worked well based on a system of mutual benefit. Although changed,