30 Clever Examples of Negative Space Logos. If done well, negative space logos are an awesome way to make a logo memorable. Negative space is the process of making use of the space around a logo to produce another image or object. Negative space logos can achieve two or more images at once, making it a brilliant way to give your logo a very unique look. Here are some very clever examples of some negative space logos. Author: Oliur Rahman All posts by Oliur Rahman. LEGO Reveals a Female Scientist Minifigure. Design with Intent toolkit | Requisite Variety.
Design with Intent toolkit Design with Intent: 101 patterns for influencing behaviour through design by Dan Lockton with David Harrison & Neville A. Stanton. ISBN 978-0-9565421-0-6 (print) & 978-0-9565421-1-3 (PDF) Requisite Variety’s Design with Intent toolkit is a collection of design patterns, or ‘gambits’, for influencing user behaviour through design.Download the toolkit (free) or buy printed packs It’s applicable across product, service, interaction and architectural design, aimed at socially and environmentally beneficial behaviour change.
The toolkit’s in use by industry, public sector and educational organisations worldwide, and Requisite Variety also offers workshops and consultancy using it, as well as exploring other aspects of design for behaviour change, and the interface between people and technology. Explore the eight ‘lenses’ of the toolkit. Experience Fisher & Paykel Appliances. Our popular food blog, Our Kitchen, came not from a marketing brief, but from an idea in the design team. Fisher & Paykel supported the concept and gave our staff - from departments as varied as food testing to accounts - time to work on the blog. Originally our cooking-mad staff shared recipes on scraps of paper, photocopies or just a detailed description of something that the flat tried last night. We started to compile and photograph our favourite creations to share.
The recipes have been tested on friends, family and workmates, and only the best make it onto Our Kitchen. Sharing recipes, ideas, tips and passions is all part of Fisher & Paykel's Social Kitchen philosophy. Our Kitchen shows how our team are passionate foodies that cook and use our products every day, just like you. More. Family Recipe - Metropolis Magazine - June 2013. A young designer creates an ingenious set of cooking tools (with accompanying app) that enables her autistic brother to cook for himself.
Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson Portrait by Winnie Au Twenty-three-year-old Amanda Savitzky is the 2013 winner of the Next Generation Design Competition. For most of us, preparing instant pancakes from a box is an easy, three-step affair. Gather and mix a few ingredients, pour the batter into a hot pan, flip. For Steven Savitzky, however, the process isn’t so simple. He was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) at 18 months and today, at age 20, still lives at home with his parents on Long Island, New York. Cooking is a messy, chaotic affair, requiring both gross and fine motor skills and a level of attention and cognition that can elude many with this disorder.
Steven navigated the kitchen using a colorful set of tools called Match Cooking Prep System for People with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Courtesy Amanda Savitzky Edit ModuleEdit Module. Design and Visual Communications (Graphics) Glossary. Google Doodle celebrates work of graphic designer Saul Bass with video tribute - News - Gadgets & Tech. Icons of European Design 01 - Dieter Rams and Verner Panton | euromaxx. London Aquatics Centre. The London Aquatic Centre is designed to accommodate the London 2012 Olympic Games whilst also providing the optimum size and capacity for use in legacy mode beyond the event.
The site is positioned on the south eastern edge of the Olympic Park with direct proximities to Stratford and new pedestrian access from Stratford City Bridge crossing over it. Its design addresses the main public realm spaces implicit within the Olympic Park and Stratford City planning – primarily the east-west connection of the Stratford City Bridge and the continuation of the Olympic Park space alongside the canal. The LAC is planned on an orthogonal axis perpendicular to the Stratford City Bridge, along which the three pools are laid out. The training pool is located under the bridge whilst the competition and diving pools are within a large volumetric pool hall. The overall strategy is to frame the base of the pool hall as a podium by surrounding it and connecting it into the bridge.
Sydney Opera House Preserved For The Future. By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent A team from Scotland has been dangling from the roof of the Sydney Opera House to scan every inch of the iconic building, creating a detailed 3D image. The opera house is one of 10 World Heritage sites being scanned, five in Scotland and five around the globe. Very few people are allowed onto the 'sails' of the famous Sydney landmark but the team of engineers was given rare access to capture the images. The scans will be turned into an accurate digital model which will eventually be available to view online later this year. Chris McGregor, from Historic Scotland, told Sky News the images will help with the management of the opera house and its maintenance. "It also becomes an education tool for all ages, from kids to students studying engineering and architecture," he said.
"You can also use it to book your seats for the opera. The scanning comes as the opera house prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary later this year. Icons of European Design 02 -- The Seventies | euromaxx. Opera In 3D Hopes To Attract New Generation. By Lucy Cotter, Sky News Arts and Entertainment Correspondent An opera staged at The Barbican in London and written by author David Mitchell is using 3D technology to give audiences a multi-layered experience. Sunken Garden is one of the first operas to make use of 3D film, mixing lives voices and a full orchestra on stage with recorded sounds and footage. Mitchell, the author of the novel and now blockbuster film Cloud Atlas, has written the opera and fans will recognise his dark fantasy in the piece. He told Sky News he enjoyed the collaborative nature of the process and the difference in technique it required.
"In opera you're part of a team, a collaborator, part of a very big team and you don't have to do everything so I could just write a line like 'she enters the vertical pond' and hand it over," he said. "The whole story has to be delivered in dialogue. "If you look at a novel, a good percentage of it is outside speech marks, whereas, with a libretto, it has a very special delivery. Sydney Opera House - Sydney Opera House History & Heritage. The Opera House Project. Sydney Opera House - Biography. It stands by itself as one of the indisputable masterpieces of human creativity, not only in the 20th century but in the history of humankind. Expert evaluation report to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, 2007 Jørn Utzon was born on April 9, 1918 in Copenhagen.
He received his Diploma in Architecture from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen in 1942 and established his own architectural office there in 1946. In 1956 the New South Wales Premier, Joe Cahill, announced an international competition for the design of an opera house for Sydney which attracted more than 200 entries from around the world. The story goes that during the judging of the competition one of the judges, renowned American architect, Eero Saarinen, arrived in Sydney after the other three judges had started assessing the entries. Over several years Utzon gradually made changes from his original concept designs in order to develop a way to construct the large shells that cover the two halls. About Us News Room - Media Asset Library - Videos. Icons of European Design 01 - Dieter Rams and Verner Panton | euromaxx.