Identica calls Mercury
Mobile phone service Mercury One 2 One has gained a new identity designed by Identica. The new logo ‘illustrates the concept of communication, a convergence of two people talking to
Mobile phone service Mercury One 2 One has gained a new identity designed by Identica. The new logo ‘illustrates the concept of communication, a convergence of two people talking to
Hemisphere has been appointed after a paid creative pitch to design the corporate identity for Bridgewater Hall, Manchester’s new international concert venue (DW 25 August). The client’s director Sue Vanden
November 1994 – The Department of Trade and Industry reveals its plan to launch the CBS in spring 1995. This register is to be used by design advisers in the
The Observer has rejuvenated its image and has a new masthead created by the paper’s in-house design team. The over-all redesign includes four colour-coded broadsheet sections and aims to be
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We hardly need to be told that things are changing, particularly in retail. You can’t open a newspaper these days without being told how we’ll be shopping soon. But it’s
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RETAIL – As the nature of retailing undergoes technology-led change and flux, Jane Lewis looks at the role of in-store multimedia.
NEWS – The Government is expected to axe its Consultancy Brokerage Scheme before the controversial service’s delayed launch.
‘What a ghastly carpet’ – Clive Vaughan, retail consultant at analyst Verdict, on the CDT- designed experimental carpet at WH Smith’s Holborn Circus branch
Landor Associates’ London office has created a new identity for pan-European employment agency Vedior International. – “Vedior has a strong market share in several countries and plans to expand into
Sheffield’s planned 7m National Centre for Popular Music is poised to announce a shortlist of six architects next week – if it receives a 3m grant from the National Lottery