Luder heads up RIBA
Owen Luder, president of the Royal Institute of British Architects from 1981 to 1983, is to take office for the second time. He received 54 per cent of the votes,
Sad prospect(us) for the UK
Stonehenge is to be privatised, its ancient grounds destined to become a garish, money-grubbing theme park as actors dressed as Stone Age people sell chunks of genuine pillar in plastic
Political parties address urban areas
Labour and Conservative politicians are focusing on urban design in a bid to boost their environment policies. – Environment Secretary John Gummer is poised to hold a series of regional
All posh titles and not enough experience
I found the sentiments expressed in Warwick Dipple’s letter (DW 18 November) to echo my own exactly, having been in the design business for a similar number of years. My
Multiple Exposure
Tuesday 10 January – Photographic images by new members of The Association of Photographers. Until 27 January. – Venue: The Association of Photographers, 9-10 Domingo Street, London EC1.
Open Day
Thursday 12 January – Royal College of Art open day for its Industrial Design MA course. – Venue: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7.
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The Bell Flyer, created by Continuum designer Roland Whitehead and Bell Woodworking, is launched this week at London’s Earls Court Boat Show. The new sailing dinghy can accommodate two people
RIBA product show
The RIBA Architecture Centre is organising a show in association with Design Week of work by ten British architects who take on product design. Entitled Products of Desire, it is
Viaduct Furniture
Wednesday 11 – Saturday 28 January – Venue: 1-10 Summer’s Street, London EC1. – Details: 0171-278 8456.
Council chief pledges action
The Design Council’s new chief executive Andrew Summers is pledging to get results from the relaunched organisation in 1995. Summers, appointed for the next three years, says last year’s “brave
The Conran Shop
Saturday 7 – Sunday 15 January – Venue: 81 Fulham Road, London SW3. – Details: 0171-589 7401.
Fair Do’s
Get those new diaries and pens out as Design Week rounds up this year’s batch of trade fairs
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