Design Week: 1986-2023
Design Week closes, having championed design excellence for the past 38 years.
Design Week closes, having championed design excellence for the past 38 years.
The first project for the chosen studio will be an exhibition on early medieval insular manuscripts and medieval Ireland with a budget of £1.1 million.
Designed by New Commercial Arts, its new identity features a simplified icon, refined wordmark, functional colour palette and illustrations that look to position it as a “dependable disrupter”.
The new identity system has been designed to spotlight the World Cup trophy and represent 48 participating nations, while providing a template for the 16 host city logos.
Social Impact Coffee’s identity seeks to communicate its social purpose while blending in with workplace environments.
Tangent created a gin label that can be fed through a music box to play Madama Butterfly, with its notes matched to the tasting notes of the gin.
Plan set out to engage designers with key climate change issues as part of two day festival, which looks to forge better links between designers and leaders in sustainability.
A new exhibition at Japan House London explores the design history of an historic Olympics, and its impact on the future of the country – and the world.
The street in South Kensington, which is home to the V&A, Science Museum and Natural History Museum, is looking for installations that support biodiversity.
The design is a “simple gesture of sustainability and inclusion”, according to 2026 organisers, and is the first Olympic logo ever to be chosen by popular vote.
Innovate UK is looking for “bold and ambitious” projects that tackle the sustainability challenges related to plastic packaging.
With the festive season heading our way, Design Week looks at some of the UK and Ireland’s flagship store window displays.