Animal tower block wins Wildlife Design Competition
A tower block animal refuge, designed by Leeds-based Garnett Netherwood Architects, has been named as the winning entry in the Wildlife Design Competition, for Holbeck Urban Village in the city.
A tower block animal refuge, designed by Leeds-based Garnett Netherwood Architects, has been named as the winning entry in the Wildlife Design Competition, for Holbeck Urban Village in the city.
Brandopus has renamed, rebranded and repackaged kitchen glove and cloth brands Swifty and Superglove.
Birmingham- and London-based integrated consultancy Big Cat has been named as the official corporate parade-float designer for Pride London 2009.
Tayburn is working on a Scotch beef summer recipe booklet after being appointed to the Quality Meat Scotland design services roster.
Packard Bell has launched a new identity, along with a new notebook range designed with Italian car design group Pininfarina.
Bolton-based consultancy Fudge has created an identity and website for north Staffordshire-based organisation Partners in Creative Learning.
To The Point has created the name and visual identity for The Business Centre@ICAEW, a resource space for staff and members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and
The fourth annual Green Awards are seeking sustainable marketing and communications initiatives.
The Design Business Association has appointed four new regional heads of development, who will act as the face of the DBA in the regions. Ann Rimmer, of Clock Creative, takes
Birmingham-based design group D8 has been appointed as the brand and development consultancy for Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. BCMG, which performs, promotes and teaches classical music, selected D8 after a
Five Foot Six has designed the identity for world-leading rock climber and base jumper Leo Houlding. The consultancy previously branded Formtalent, Houlding’s agent, so won the business on recommendation in
Students from the Royal College of Art’s Helen Hamlyn Centre will dominate the new Innovation Zone at next month’s Mobility Roadshow, which showcases products that help disabled people get from