Spencer du Bois engineers look
The Engineering Employers’ Federation this week unveils a refreshed identity created by Spencer du Bois. The new look comes as the organisation, now known as EEF, seeks to reflect the
Management Today launches revamped look this week
Management Today magazine this week launches its revamped look, designed by Haymarket Magazines creative director Paul Harpin. Management Today art director Anne Braybon implemented the design.
Groups upload photolibrary image
Photolibrary Imagedate is to update its identity and on-line presence, to be created collaboratively by Saturday and Poke, as the company seeks to compete more effectively with leading rivals like
CPB packs aim to clean up oral hygiene category
Coley Porter Bell has refreshed the identity and packaging of Macleans toothpaste to turn the brand into a bathroom status symbol and encourage consumers to regard it more like a
Are only fools Russian in, following oil arrest?
Conscious that the arrest of billionaire oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky may have put a downer on Russia’s economy, just after our enthusiastic News Analysis on design prospects in Moscow (DW
CJ Lim has another book out
Fans of outlandish architecture and design will be pleased to know Studio 8 founder CJ Lim has another book out. You may recall his three-volume series Realms of Impossibility: Air,
Exhibitions
Textile designer Anne Sutton’s work is showcased during Weaving, Wit and Logic. The exhibition, which is on until 18 January 2004, explores the development of her 50-year career and includes
British Museum unveils new permanent exhibition
The British Museum unveils a new permanent exhibition in the restored, Grade I-listed former King’s Library next month. Revamped by architect HOK, it will be known as the Enlightenment Gallery.
Voller Energy launches portable fuel cell
British start-up company Voller Energy launches its portable fuel cell, the VE100, in January next year, with product design by Therefore. Billed as the world’s first hand portable fuel cell
Make it big
Large-scale store graphics are a cost-effective way to make an impact, says Pamela Buxton
Design must acknowledge consumers’ real needs
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Deadline for entries to Design Week Awards extended
Because of the postal strike, the deadline for entries to the Design Week Awards has been extended until 14 November. E-mail candida.turner@centaur. co.uk for further details.
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