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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Holographic Architectural Imagery
July 29th, 2010
Fans of new technologies, particularly those relevant to the architectural and design industries might find this video (from Core77) on holographic imagery interesting. Anyone out there doing anything holographic in New Zealand? Feel free to drop us a line. Holographic Architectural Imaging by Zebra from Core77 on Vimeo.
Showing Face
July 28th, 2010
The New Zealand Première of Typeface, by Justine Nagan, in Wellington on 10 August. One for type aficionadoes — here's the blurb: In rural Wisconsin, a lone employee waits in a cavernous old museum for visitors to come. A few individuals straggle in every few days and then, come Friday, the museum fills with life. Machines hum, presses print, artists buzz [...]
Gallery Watch
July 27th, 2010
Auckland-based (or those from further afield with vehicular access) fans of collective art endeavours should head to The Digital Darkroom on Dominion Road as of tomorrow (29 July) to take in a contemporary art exhibition featuring photography, art prints, graphic design and needlework (yes, the craft revival continues unabated). If the flyer is anything to go by — and yes, [...]
Wrap and Roll
July 26th, 2010
Plenty of designs for the ProDesign (and friend's) iwrappeditmyway competition are rolling in. For your viewing pleasure, here's a gallery of some of the latest entries. For those that haven't entered yet, please do. It's not hard work; it's fun! And if you win you could be driving around in your own customised Mini for four [...]
Book Awards Winners
July 23rd, 2010
The Life & Love of Trees has scooped the supreme Gerard Reid Award for Best Book sponsored by Nielsen Book Services at the Publishers Association of New Zealand Book Design Awards. Designer Cameron Gibb was applauded at last night’s ceremony for a design that judge Peter Gilderdale said is of ‘the highest quality, and the judges [...]
Wakeboard Binding Wins Dyson
July 23rd, 2010
Julian Schloemer, a 23 year old industrial design graduate from Massey University, last night picked up the James Dyson Award for emerging product design. His invention, Lucid, aims to reduce the incidence of wakeboarding injuries, which are on ACC’s list of top ten adventure sport claims in New Zealand. “I’ve experienced a knee injury from wakeboarding, which is [...]
CoreNet 2010 Highlights
July 22nd, 2010
CoreNet (no, it's not a cult) had its annual symposium on Tuesday, and amongst a great line up of international speakers was Philip Ross, founder of the Cordless Group. Ross had some great insights on the future of cities, workplaces and work in general, which will be written up in due course, but in the meantime here's [...]
Middle East Design
July 19th, 2010
COCA Visual Communication Lecture Series — Al Nafizah. Diane Mikhael, a member of the International Society of Typographers, and fellow assistant professor at VCU Qatar, Law Alsobrook are on the way to Wellington to talk about visual communication in the Middle East. The two designers have extensive knowledge of design in the Gulf and the Middle East, including [...]
Friday Link Dump
July 16th, 2010
Musing on the possibilities of a wet Friday afternoon? Well, there's no need to leave the safety of your computer for this afternoon's entertainment. We've been surfing the net so you don't have to. The State of Design Festival kicked off last evening in Melbourne. Multi-disciplinary design firm Buro North put its thinking cap on and came up [...]










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