Design start-up wins identity review job
GA Design, the consultancy formed by the merger of three London groups earlier this month, is working on an identity review for financial services client Willis Corroon Group. The consultancy
Pack design prompts consumers to ‘trade up’
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Design leads marketing services, says report
Design is the fastest growing sector of the marketing services industry, with a 25 per cent cumulative rise in income for the top 20 consultancies, according to a new survey.
Tarzan the office man
The advance of technology has boosted the popularity of homeworking in the US. The idyllic portrayal of some home offices only tells half the story, says Peter Hall.
Brief
The latest entrant into the crowded body wash market in Australia has been designed with point of difference generated through structural packaging. Lewis Kahn Staniford in Sydney was brought in
Shared passion makes a difference to quality
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Fitch & Co export wine
Rodney Fitch & Co in Hong Kong has created the identity and interiors for Watson’s Wine Cellar, a new chain of wine shops in the former British colony.
A square deal for London
The Government’s decision to back Sir Norman Foster’s World Squares for All masterplan gives a rare opportunity for designers to reshape the face of the capital.
Siebert Head packs E45 range
Crookes Healthcare is launching a new range of moisturising products, called Skin Confidence, under the umbrella of its E45 brand. Packaging graphics for the range have been developed by Siebert
Picture this to avoid confusion
Tom Bawden investigates how consultancies are now using more ethereal means to communicate with their clients.
Separated at birth
George Church’s accusation that Seymour Powell “borrowed” from the Hoover Telios canister, (Letters, DW 31 July) at first made me think I needed a new prescription for my eyeglasses. The
Sprat’s enough so mullet over and be squids in
Can it be true? Might Addison really be axing the goldfish? Word on the street is that our finned friend is to get the chop as a result of the
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