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Category Archives: Environment
Safer cars = more dangerous drivers and other paradoxes
If you’ve ever wondered why you can spend an aeon in a traffic jam on a motorway with no apparent cause, why we’re so intolerant of each other when we’re driving and why we think it’s ok to speed but … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Design, Environment, Experience Design, Uncategorized, User Experience
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We are here
Alongside the part of my phone that actually makes calls (the old fashioned bit), my Google Maps app is probably one of my most used. It’s become indispensable in the same way that being able to text once was. What … Continue reading
Urban Interventions
This week we had a very gorgeous design book delivered to our studio. Published by Gestalten, their Urban Interventions book is the homage of brilliant pieces of art and design in the great urban outdoors.
Posted in Art, Books, Design, Environment, Graphic Design, Innovation
Tagged Art, Design, Gestalten, Grand Tour, street art, Urban Interventions
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It’s time, for tea
Wistful and nostalgic aromas in the studio yesterday as we contemplated the imminent demise of Whittard of Chelsea, the latest in what could be a massive clearout of the UK high street’s weakest retailers. On reflection though, we realised that … Continue reading
Posted in Brands, Environment, Experience Design, Shop, Uncategorized
Tagged Brands, experience, Experiential, Food, logo, London, Retail, Shops, ted, Toilets
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Taking it outside
So a while ago we did a campaign for the National Gallery called the Grand Tour, based on the simple idea of taking art to the people, rather than the other way round. So it’s nice to see a similar … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Design, Environment, Exhibition, Interactive, Technology
Tagged Art, Blog, Campaign, Design, Digital, exhibitions, Experiential, Grand Tour, History, Interactive, museums, People, ted, the National Gallery
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My WEF diary
At the end of January, I took a little trip from the (relative) warmth and comfort of my studio desk in Albion Courtyard, to the bleak wilderness of Davos, high up a mountain in the Swiss alps. A spot of … Continue reading →