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Hugh Pearman follows the instructions of Open Here, a book cataloguing the enigmatic and amusing world of instructional diagrams
Design Bridge’s new trophies
Design Bridge has created new trophies for the CGU National Cricket League’s two divisions. They have been presented to Sussex Sharks and Lancashire Lightening respectively over the past two weekends.
Typographic rules should be bent but not broken
In response to Eleanor Tanner’s letter Legibility is being lost in typographic design (Letters, DW 3 September), new technologies and software, Photoshop filters and application gizmos are running riot in
The lengths some people will go to get a drink
When Elmwood creative director Martyn Hayes was woken up one Sunday morning, three weeks before his wedding, little did he know his stag event would be a day-long solitary exercise.
Fibre
Architect Ushida Findlay was commissioned to come up with an organic, fluid design for Fibre, the touring exhibition of basketry recently staged at the Crafts Council.
100 uaranteed
While it’s worth spending time at 100esign, don’t forget the sideshows. Like Milan, London has developed a network of showrooms that will form the “fringe” to the main event.
Mix your disciplines for dynamic designs
The debate continues as to whether architects or designers are best equipped to handle interior spaces (see Feature, page 30).
Retail therapist
Jon Jerde uses fantasy to build communities. His formula is working all over the world, says Fay Sweet
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