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Which brand has the most fascinating design history? Designers tell us about the archives they would like to investigate.
Take a look at the new Elizabeth Line stations coming to London
Crossrail has released new images of the stations that will make up the Elizabeth Line – a new rail line across the capital that will open in 2018.
Immersive Climate Control exhibition asks visitors to reflect on carbon footprint
The climate change exhibition opens today at Manchester Museum, and involves visitors in the future of planet through installations such as a taxidermy polar bear, a floating globe of peppered
“It all starts from the food” – Afroditi Krassa on restaurant design
Afroditi Krassa is a brand and interior designer specialising in hospitality projects. Krassa has worked on projects for itsu, Dishoom and Curzon Cinemas. In this Q&A, we talk to Krassa
Seymour Chwast on illustrating war
Legendary designer Seymour Chwast has taken to Kickstarter to launch his new book – a collection of illustrations of wars through the ages. In this Q&A, he explains his attraction to
Pearlfisher and Cuban artists reposition Havana Club rum
Hand-crafted credentials are brought out in new Havana Club 7 design, which has also been inspired by Cuban people and their “sense of humanity”.
Selfridges opens its largest ever department devoted to underwear
Body Studio is a 3,400m2 space designed by Neri + Hu based within London’s Selfridges store, that aims to combine all women’s “bodywear” categories under one roof.
Event Communications wins Hans Christian Andersen museum competition
Event has developed a content concept for the planned Danish museum, which informed the architectural concept developed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma
National Gallery set to overhaul website and wayfinding
Fabrique is working on new digital products for the gallery, while Applied Wayfinding is developing a new wayfinding system.
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