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What is it about websites these days? Following news last month of C&A’s ‘life goes on’ site, www.la-canda.co.uk, comes details of another. Any Queens Park Rangers fans out there feeling
What is it about websites these days? Following news last month of C&A’s ‘life goes on’ site, www.la-canda.co.uk, comes details of another. Any Queens Park Rangers fans out there feeling
It’s a happy accident that Paul Stead’s promotion within Cordiant Communications Group should coincide with the Design Council’s revelation that design pays its way with clients…
Steve Irvine has left his design directorship at Brown KSDP to become branding consultancy Ziggurat’s first design director. Irvine, who spent seven years at Lloyd Ferguson Hawkins and four and
Many a modern day global traveller has an expectation about the places they stay in, fuelled by browsing through Herbert Ypma’s Hip Hotels books and the Design Hotels chain. Forget
In Early Medieval Europe: the ideal of Rome and feudalism, Christopher Tadgell traces the development of architecture in the middle ages. Published by Ellipsis, it retails at £8.
Former Twenty20 CbH board director Mike Oliver has joined The Brand Works as a director.
Nicholas Jenkins has designed the visual identity for on-line tax advice company Experts Unlimited, which will be unveiled in April.
The magazine formerly known as Cream has run into problems with its new name Ampersand, which is the name of British Design & Art Direction’s members newsletter.
PSD Associates managing director Paul Stead has been elevated to parent company CCG’s executive committee, to launch a central brand and design management division. Stead becomes chief executive of CCG’s
The publisher of Dazed & Confused is launching a bi-monthly car magazine, reFuel, in June with Yorgo Tloupas as creative director.
A recent Design Council survey reveals how much UK companies are spending on design. Mike Exon asks if it is paying off.
The RSA Journal recently sounded the death knell for corporate identity. David Bernstein thinks it might be exaggerating, but it could also shake things up a bit