The 50th anniversary conference celebrated 50 years of audio excellence by British ‘Masters of Sound’ Bowers & Wilkins. Since its foundation by John Bowers in 1966, the firm has continuously raised the bar of sound reproduction with...

London’s Somerset House was the venue for ‘Björk Digital’ – an immersive virtual reality exhibition. Coinciding with the Icelandic icon’s eight week residence British audio firm Bowers & Wilkins opened a pop-up-shop in the 18th-century...

The wayfinding scheme for the newly refurbished Cannon Bridge House in the City of London was part of a complete rebranding of the development and presented a few challenging opportunities. Whilst signs in the entrance and reception areas...

Consultancy firm Deloitte occupy recently built premisis designed by Helmut Jahn just off Berlin's main boulevard Kurfürstendamm. The brief was to announce the company's presence on the building fascia and develop a signage...

In 2019 Fedrigoni presented their hot-off-the-press Arena collection at the Luxepack fair in Monaco – the annual fixture in the calendar of any self-respecting packaging professional. With its four shades of white and countless weight...

Fedrigoni's Top Award is a bi-annual survey of contemporary design in five print categories: packaging, labels, corporate publishing, Indigo digital printing and books. Reflecting the growing international stature of the competition,...

Following in the footsteps of the Bodoni Museum in Parma and Barcelona's Design Museum, the 11th edition of Fedrigoni’s biennial survey of contemporary graphic design was presented in Berlin’s artisticly inclined East. The setting – a...

The German Reichstag “Museum of Spaces” is a permanent exhibition at the Reichstag, Germany’s parliamentary building, undertaken in conjunction with Foster + Partners. It tells the story of the Reichstag building’s evolution over the past...

The London Remembrance Gallery marks 100 years since the end of the First World War. To pay tribute to those killed in conflict, The Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and Tony Arbour, London Assembly chair, opened the renamed City Hall Viewing Gallery on...

To the ears of the aficionados the engine of a Maserati sounds like music. The Modena engineers even talk about seven distinct notes the cars produce. This musical connection was the starting point for a partnership in sound between...

Tate commissioned Thomas Manss & Company in 2004 to maintain Tate Modern's and Tate Brtiain's onsite communication programme including promotional banners on the forecourt of the galleries as well as the exterior and interior...

The Museum of London’s exhibition of the Metropolitan Police’s unique ‘Crime Museum’ collection is certainly not for the squeamish. The largest section of ‘The Crime Museum Uncovered’ charts notorious murder cases. In others you will find...

The refurbished Museum of English Rural Life greets its visitors with a spectacular array of objects inviting the audience to delve deeper into the history of the countryside. Whilst the objects are the stars of the show the exhibition...

The Urban Age Programme, jointly organised by Deutsche Bank’s Alfred Herrhausen Society and the London School of Economics is an international investigation of the spatial and social dynamics of cities. Following events in New York, Berlin...

Vitsœ’s headquarters in Royal Leamington Spa showcase the same flexible system thinking that forms the DNA of the company’s Dieter Rams designed furniture. The building houses the furniture production, administration, marketing and...

For her solo exhibition at the Museu Vale, Brazilian artist Ana Maria Tavares has transformed the gallery space into one large installation. Her latest work continues to examine the themes of tropical nature and architecture in the context...

The Red House in Aldeburgh has long been a magnet for music lovers and Benjamin Britten connoisseurs alike. Housed in Britten's former home, the exhibition offers visitors an insight into the life of one of Britain's most...

In their latest pop-up shop, the audio specialists from Bowers & Wilkins demonstrated their collection of personal audio products at London's Westfield Stratford City Centre. From the legendary Zeppelin Air to the award-winning P3...

The Bowers & Wilkins Conference 2010 took place in Goodwood, home to the Festival of Speed. It also marked the company's emergence as a major player in new media and car audio. The design theme for the conference combines the...

The theme for the Bowers & Wilkins Group Global Distributor Conference 2003 in Brighton was 'Integrate'. The aim was to create synergies for the business by bringing together a stable of three leading audio brands under the...

For audio manufacturer Bowers & Wilkins the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the most important seasonal event when it comes to the launch of new products. To mark the launch of the firm's car audio systems and the...

Twenty years after its inception Gűtersloh’s citizen foundation celebrated its donors with an unusual gesture – the benefactorsÆ tower. Not for the burghers of this Westphalian town, the traditional plaque with the sponsors’ names neatly...

British by Design’ was a Design Council exhibition highlighting the contribution of British designers to the development of landmark products for major clients. Glass and stainless steel structures provided secure display cases for an...

When Italian paper manufacturer Fedrigoni exhibited at DRUPA – Europe's largest printing and paper fair – the temptation was to design a stand using contractors' favourites like illuminated Perspex, glossy laminates and painted...

Since the last appearance at Europe’s leading print fair, the Fedrigoni Group has embarked on a global expansion strategy with new acquisitions in the US and Brazil. In that context, choosing the garden as the central them for the...

Surrounded by a plethora of book publishers’ exhibition stands at the Frankfurt book fair, Italian paper manufacturers Fedrigoni have taken a very different stance for the presentation of Project 16/3 – a book offering eight designers the...

Luxe Pack Monaco is a biennial showcase of the latest global trends in luxury packaging and a fixture on the Fedrigoni calendar. For the past years the Italian specialist paper manufacturer’s communication has been revolving around the...

Luxe Pack in Monaco is a not-to-be-missed trade show for creative packaging professionals and at the Fedrigoni stand visitors were invited to immerse themselves into the world of the Italian group’s luxury papers. Like a Tetris of...

Fedrigoni's Top Award is as a must for any self-respecting designer, printer and publisher. For the 125th anniversary of one of Europe's oldest paper makers, the award celebrations return to the roots of typographic excellence –...

The Architect's Studio – Norman Foster was the third in a series of exhibitions examining the design process and working environment of contemporary architects at Copenhagen's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. The story of Foster...

Exploring The City' examined the issues that shape the contemporary city, and the way in which Foster + Partners has responded to them. Through ten themes it reveals the wealth and diversity of the practice's work, from urban...

The Ritz–Carlton Hotel Company running Hotel Arts and pride themselves on their personal service; “Ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen” is the company credo. To give the hotel a more residential feel they chose to keep...

The Meoclinic signage programme is based on the elegant calligraphic Phoenix at the centre of the Meoclinic identity. Exterior and interior signs identify the company and guide visitors around the building. At the centre of the programme...

An exhibition at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), featured 11 major projects plus competition entries of architectural practice James Stirling Michael Wilford and Associates. The aim of the exhibition design was to...

Tate commissioned Thomas Manss & Company in 2004 to maintain Tate Modern's and Tate Britain's onsite communication programme including promotional banners on the forecourt of the galleries as well as the exterior and interior...

To guide visitors from Southwark Tube Station to the Tate Modern Thomas Manss & Company implemented an ingeniously simple scheme. Tube passengers arriving at the station were told to follow the specially painted orange lamp posts...

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of its Fortaleza university, the Edson Queiroz Foundation opened its unique collection of Brazilian art to the general public for the first time. Curated by Paulo Herkenhoff and Marcelo Campos "...

VEM sistemi's annual tech update delves deep into the latest technologies and how they might impact on the way the company's clients do business. Rather than inventing a thematic title for the event every year, a name and...

VEM sistemi's FWD event has become an annual fixture in the Italian IT industry’s calendar. The series investigates the latest trends in the Information Technology sector with the 2014 event focussing on Cloud Computing. The identity...

The 2015 VEM Sistemi event focussed on the multi-faceted theme of ‘Automation’. The customary two forward arrows, that have become the hallmark of this series of annual tech events, have been transformed into a three-dimensional shape...

Vintage at Goodwood is a celebration of all that is best about British popular culture. In addition to music, fashion, film, art and design, the festival site also hosted a fully functioning pop-up High Street brimming with renowned brands...

Vitsœ have been producing their core product, the 606 Universal Shelving System, ever since the designs of Braun designer Dieter Rams were first launched in 1960. Thomas Manss & Company has been designing award-winning exhibition...

If typefaces are to exhibition design what spices are to cooking, Dalton Maag's Plume font certainly adds its very own flavour of contemporary craftsmanship to the signage and exhibition graphics of the refurbished William Morris...