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redesigndesign.org - 9/29/2008

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[re]design Trail 08 NEW EVENTS ADDED! London Design Festival, 13-23 September 2008 [re]design has put together a Trail of must see exhibitions during the London Design Festival and we're on the lookout for more events that deserve the "[re]design likes you" badge...

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tuvie.com - 9/25/2008

Single Seat Helicopter Design by Igarashi Design

— tuvie.com — Igarashi Design has introduced a single seat helicopter with amazing looks. It is equipped with everything that... is required to give the private flight a higher reliability. But you need to take pilot training before flying your own helicopter because ... (more) Single Seat Helicopter Design by Igarashi Design

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slashphone.com - 9/30/2008

T-Mobile G1 Packaging Design Appear

— slashphone.com — One of the video on ktla.com is now revealing the T-Mobile G1 packaging design. Too bad they... only did an introduction to the T-Mobile G1 but not a unboxing video. Check out the video here. tmobileg1-box-2 tmobileg1-box-1 YouTube Preview Image via ... (more) T-Mobile G1 Packaging Design Appear

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mocoloco.com - 9/29/2008

London Design Festival: Tent London - Part 2

— mocoloco.com — Colour, cleverness and humour were the common threads that linked exhibits at Tent London. The Pencil Bench... from Boex and Zoe Murphy 's Margate collection were colourful come-hithers, and the Pool Table from Freshwest Design was a study in ... (more) London Design Festival: Tent London - Part 2

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CAPtivate Lamp by Lucy Norman
Core77 — Here's a nice twist on another bottle cap project, the lamp is delivered with approximately 40 bottle tops, to cover the light completely you have to collect the rest yourself. Lucy Norman exhibited her CAPtivate Lamp at [re]design during the London Design Festival. via inhabitat(more...)

London Design Festival: Lighten Up - Part 1
MoCoLoco — ... including the Ash Pendant by Tom Raffield and Demelza Hill's Chandelier. Eureka by Darren Donati was a series of modular lighting trees whose bulbs could be "plucked". There were a few flatpack shades like Bud by Blue Marmalade and intricate sculptural works such as Geo Standing Lamp by Cohda. The Glowworm byDraigo and Lula Dot's CAPtivate, above, made good use of plastic bottle caps. + redesigndesign.org

London Design Festival: Lighten Up - Part 2
MoCoLoco — ... plastic off-cuts for Hula and the Higher Market Studio invested in cast-off jumper sleeves. Hasta la Pasta by Charlie Davidson Studio was the starchiest lighting on site, and Swarth by Re:think Things was a mass of aluminium shavings. Beryl and Friends by Wemake was a series of discarded lamps shrink-wrapped into new life. Also after the jump are designs by Alanna Cochrane and Julia Lohmann. + redesigndesign.org

London Design Festival: Lighten Up - Part 3
MoCoLoco — ... charming Bakelite Telephone lamp from Jericho Hands or the more contemporary Pixel by Alison Edwards. Lizzie Lee embellishes plastic from milk bottles with vintage lace collages and Louisa Cranmore knits covers for plastic jars. Sinus by Andreas Nydahl gives off a spinal glow, and Spore by John Wischhusen makes use of recycled aluminium. Also after the jump is Giles Miller's Flute Pendant. + redesigndesign.org

Best MoCo Objects This Week
MoCoLoco — ... + [re]design's sustainable lighting show Lighten Up, featuring "A focus on efficiency: new uses and looks for energy-efficient lighting technology, renewable energy sources, monitoring energy use and motivating behaviour change.". ...

London Design Festival 09: ReDesign - Doing for the Kids
Core77 — ... Doing it for the Kids was an exhibition of sustainable play design, presented by [re]design at 100% Design in London. It explored play types, the importance of play in child development, how toys help mould our kids' values and how they impact on the environment. The exhibition presented examples of sustainable toys and other play resources, to inspire designers, educators and parents to be more critical and creative. ...