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Farrow attended art college for a short time but quit to work in a Manchester design studio. He also worked at The Discount Record Shop in Manchester's Underground Market. With the advent of punk rock, the shop was frequented by clientele like Ben Kelly and Peter Saville, both connected to Factory Records and The Haçienda nightclub. [2] [3]
In 2010, the studio was rebranded Speirs + Major, [4] and in 2020 as Speirs Major. [5] Major was Lighting Design Advisor to the Olympic Delivery Authority for the London Olympic and Paralympic Games 2012. [6] He became Master for the Faculty for the Royal Designers for Industry in November 2019. [7]
Royal Studios was founded in 1956 in Memphis, Tennessee, as the operating studio of Hi Records. [5] The original structure was used as a movie theatre, with Shamrock Theatre opening at the location in 1915. Early theatres of this type showed silent movies and were called nickelodeon theatres because of their nickel admission. The Rex Theatre, a ...
In 1998 Hans focused on her own work and started her design studio back in Arnhem (NL). From 2003 onwards she started to work more and more for manufacturers. Her clients include RoyalVKB, Ahrend, Arco (Netherlands), Iittala (Finland) Offecct (Sweden), SCP (UK) Magis (Italy).
The Royal High School Preservation Trust is confident of completing the project by the summer of 2027 with a £69m budget, although they have a funding gap of £8m to bridge.
The Royal Television Academy Craft & Design Awards, often referred to as RTS Craft & Design Awards, are given annually by the Royal Television Society to recognize the "huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme production". [1] The awards were presented for the first time in 1997, with twenty-two categories being awarded. [2]
Royal Designer for Industry is a distinction established by the British Royal Society of Arts (RSA) in 1936, to encourage a high standard of industrial design and enhance the status of designers. It is awarded to people who have achieved "sustained excellence in aesthetic and efficient design for industry".
Most of the ladies of the royal family used Hartnell, as well as other London designers, to create their clothes for use at home and abroad. Hartnell's design for the wedding dress of Princess Margaret in 1960 marked the last full State occasion for which he designed an impressive tableau of dresses. It also marked the swan-song of lavish ...