• Man of Men
    Prostate Cancer UK has been given a new identity in the form of a "Man of Men" icon, thanks to Hat-trick. >
  • Docked
    Docklands is a modular office workstation that allows for private, concentrated spaces in open-plan offices. It’s designed by PearsonLloyd. >
  • Museum rebrand
    Hat-trick's rebranding of the Horniman Museum and Gardens in London takes its visual cue from the idea of a "collection of collections". >
  • 20Q: Hellicar & Lewis
    "Freedom at work is freedom from work" is a piece of creative advice that both Joel Lewis and Pete Hellicar believe to be true. The duo answer 20 questions. >
  • 20Q: Gareth Howat of Hat-trick
    Though it makes him slightly uncomfortable, Gareth Howat of Hat-trick answers 20 questions. >
  • 20Q: Andrew Shoben
    Andrew Shoben on superheroes, a creative muse, sleeping routines, failure and his love of Yorkshire puddings. >
  • Keep it down
    If you want to keep hearing the music, you need to turn it down every now and again. Hat-trick's latest project highlights how loud music can damage hearing. >
  • Comfort up above
    PearsonLloyd designed the new business class seat and cabin for German airline Lufthansa, focussing on both comfort and elegance. >
  • From all angles
    It's all tennis with Hat-trick's latest poster competition for the annual tennis championships at Wimbledon. >
  • Massive visualisations
    United Visual Artists believe that digital technologies can be used to bring people together in the physical world too. >
  • Hat-trick on the art of mind tickling
    Hat-trick on the art of mind tickling
    Graphic designers Hat-trick talk about the art of mind-tricking, the tickling of minds and the exercising of minds. >
  • The making of place
    Landscape designer Dan Pearson makes places that aim to be both functional and emotionally uplifting. >
  • Dan Pearson
    Landscape Designer
    Landscape designer Dan Pearson is involved in "place making" and draws on an innate understanding of how plants relate to their surroundings in his work. >
  • The Source.
    Playing in public
    Andrew Shoben creates bespoke installations that work to redefine notions of public art in urban spaces. >
  • Art, debate & diversity
    David Adjaye's design of Rivington Place in London addressed the need for a contemporary exhibition space. >
  • Hellicar & Lewis
    Hellicar & Lewis
    Artist • Interaction Designer
    Pete Hellicar and Joel Lewis use art, design and technology to create experiences that take people into the moment. >
  • Hans Ulrich Obrist
    Hans Ulrich Obrist
    Curator
    Hans Ulrich Obrist is one of the most influential individuals working in the world of art today. He is committed to redefining notions of contemporary art. >
  • Temple to Perspective.
    Alternate structure
    The Temple to Perspective, commissioned by Alain de Botton, is envisioned to be the world's first temple for atheists. >
  • Pothole Gardening.
    Fixing holes
    A pretty little garden scene in a pothole on the streets of London is a great way to make people smile and alert them to potholes. >
  • United Visual Artists
    United Visual Artists (UVA)
    Interaction Designer
    UVA produce work at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, live performance, moving image and digital installation. >
  • Questioning the question
    As the director of Design-Led Innovation at Philips Design, Clive van Heerden is working to bring designers into the process of technological development. >
  • Clive van Heerden
    Clive van Heerden
    Inventor
    Clive van Heerden is interested in research initiatives that identify long-term systemic shifts, and anticipate changes in future lifestyles. >
  • Skating 80s
    Rolling Back the Years is an exhibition showcasing custom designed skate decks in celebration of the glory of 80s skateboarding. >
  • Song for the road
    From the Highway to Hell to Penny Lane, the Song Map is a litho print featuring the names of songs about streets and landmarks. >

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