London design week

From a collaborative graphics exhibition celebrating London Fire Brigade, to a space exploring whether people and nature can co-exist, these are Design Week’s picks of LDF exhibitions and trade shows.

As another round of shows draws to a close, we pick our favourite invites - one for each day of LFW autumn/winter 2015

The London Design Festival has announced its landmark projects for 2016 and a refresh of its visual identity by Pentagram. This year, from 17 – 25 September, will see more than 400 events and installations take place across the capital bringing together an international roster of designers, artists, architects and retailers to “activate projects responding to the transformative powers of design,” say the organisers.

As the festival returns to the capital in both online and offline forms, Design Weeks picks the best of the line-up from talks to year-long installations.

The Israeli-British artist has lived in London since 2006, having studied in Jerusalem Academy of Art & Design before taking on an MA at London College of Communication. The works are all inspired by…

Taxi Studio has given the South-West London university a new “R” for “Roehampton” logo, which is split into four to symbolise the institution’s colleges.

Visual identity for the Capital’s longest-running design event.

Graphic Design, Fashion, Illustration, Adobe Photoshop

The identity of the online platform used by publishers around the world is inspired by 19th century typography and eschews tech company cues.

A moodboard by Voytek Tyszkiewicz on Behance

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We've really been enjoying the latest Unit Editions title, National Theatre Posters: A Design History, over the last couple of weeks. So it was with a real excitement, that we learned the news of an exhibition taking place at the Wolfson Gallery at the National Theatre. Curated by Rick Poynor, this exhibition explores

by Future London Academy. With speakers from Penragram, DixonBaxi, Pearlfisher and others