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Light at the end of the tunnel

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London Underground's design team is conducting detailed design work with a view to making travelling more enjoyable and safer and improving the company's image. Design strategy documents, inspirational brochures, manuals on corporate identity, guidelines on publicity and stationery are being written. Passenger cars are being revamped to meet safety requirements, following the fire at King's Cross. Station hardware is being redesigned. A special London Underground retail identity is being developed.

Author: Jones, Mike
Publisher: Design Council (UK)
Publication Name: Design (London, England)
Subject: Architecture and design industries
ISSN: 0011-9245
Year: 1992
Railroads, Subways, Passenger cars (Railcars)

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Metal works

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In October 1992, Cassina, an office furniture manufacturer, will launch a new range of self assembly office furniture called Airframe. The range is designed by David Chipperfield using aluminium and its constructional shape is based on the box. Chipperfield is not popular in the UK, but is in Japan and Italy. The range is particularly targeted at the Japanese market and is an attempt to move away from carefully researched materials to the simplicity of design.

Author: Jones, Mike
Publisher: Design Council (UK)
Publication Name: Design (London, England)
Subject: Architecture and design industries
ISSN: 0011-9245
Year: 1992
Office furniture, Chipperfield, David

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Move over Rumpole

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The construction of contemporary furniture system into the barristers' chambers of London's Inns of Court is described. The system had to be made from traditional materials and meet the strict requirements of Lincoln's Inn and English Heritage. Dunster & Dunster's modular system was based on a wood mast, brass rods and bronze castings and cost 98,000 pounds sterling.

Author: Jones, Mike
Publisher: Design Council (UK)
Publication Name: Design (London, England)
Subject: Architecture and design industries
ISSN: 0011-9245
Year: 1992
Equipment and supplies, Law offices, Office layout

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