Winning over the young
The Labour Party’s promise to introduce the joys of architecture to schoolchildren may sound like a good idea, but, according to Sutherland Lyall, it isn’t the architects who will do
Spec pitch wins BA in-flight TV project
More cases of free-pitching are coming to light, with clients including British Airways asking for unpaid speculative work. Module Communications has been appointed after a unpaid creative pitch to create
Newell and Sorrell image branches out
Newell and Sorrell first reviewed the existing identity – dating from 1972 – and then created the new image. The design aims to reinterpret the bank’s co-operative structure and culture
Architectural Tour 2
Saturday 21 January – Chartered Society of Designers tour which will visit Nightingale House in Belsize Park and the Caruso Saint John Studio in Islington.
Terminal disarray
Why are retailers sceptical of the benefits interactive services have to offer? Michael Evamy investigates
SCP
Saturday 7 – Saturday 28 January – Venue: 135-139 Curtain Road, London EC2. – Details: 0171-739 1869.
Warworks: Women, Photography and the Art of War
Wednesday 11 January – Exhibition of work by eleven international women photographers which challenges the concept of war as the sole province of photo-journalism.
Give credit where credit’s due
Although I was delighted to see a mention about the Levi’s interactive fit guide (News, DW 25 November), I must correct your allocation of credit. The system was designed and
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