David Hillman: A design perennial

Article Abstract:

Design consultancy Pentagram's partner David Hillman is a multifaceted designer who is a master magazine and newspaper art director, as well as brilliant in branding, signage, interiors, and books. He is collaborating on an ongoing project with fellow partner Lorenzo Apicella establishing a distinct visual system for a 607 hectare site at the Edgbaston Estate in Birmingham, UK, that spans from the color of street furniture to the specification of the paving materials and beyond.

Evaluation, Works, Personality profile, Artistic directors, Magazine design, Hillman, David

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John Bielenberg: Solving problems

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John Bielenberg, co-founder of the design and strategy firm, C2, provokes interest with skillfully edited text that grabs the attention and clearly communicates the interests and needs of his clients. When he could easily gather greater visibility and celebrity and become a 'name' designer, he has consistently avoided the spotlight and preferred to let his design speak for him.

Executive changes & profiles, Interview, Bielenberg, John

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David Lancashire explores the heart of Australia

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David Lancashire sold a majority share in his business David Lancashire Design to Grey Communications Group so he could concentrate on design for indigenous Australians. Although not as lucrative as his past work, Lancashire finds his present work, commissions for aboriginal communities, to be the most satisfying work of his career.

Australia, Engineering Services, Engineering & Architectural Svcs, Engineering & Architectural Services, Management, Construction industry, Lancashire, David, David Lancashire Design

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