Group Leçon sails to Chelsea
Prototype signage, designed by Group Leçon, will be installed at Chelsea Harbour, the exclusive business and residential riverside development, next month. The full installation of a new wayfinding system will
MIT Medialab gets its teeth into spy implant
‘He could eat an apple through a tennis racket with those teeth,’ footy pundit Ron Atkinson once said of buck-toothed World Cup striker Ronaldo. The Brazilian would make an ideal
Safety concerns over Priestman’s prediction
Those still in mourning over England’s World Cup exit on Friday – make that the entire country, then – would have to agree that the last place they would have
Vox pop
Last week New West End Company launched with an identity by Alan Fletcher and a will to follow New York’s example and clean up London (DW 20 June). What would
Navy Blue colours Royal London
Navy Blue has been appointed to create the identity, website and marketing material for a stand-alone insurance business from The Royal London Group, which is being launched later this year
Fitch exodus benefits Enterprise IG
The defection of Fitch London staff to the Enterprise IG network continues with news this week that Fitch creative director Steve Haggarty is leaving to join Enterprise IG Brand Experience.
Digest
Ad agency WCRS renamed The National Lottery as Lotto, not Landor Associates as stated last week (Client Profile, DW 20 June). Landor Associates created the identity.
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