Pamela Flanagan - Visits GSA:

brinkworth - allsaints and the planners.

Pamela Flanagan spent 3 days working with all four years, bringing her expertise in retail design to bear on the antiquarian book shop, small specialist shop, and mobile phone shop projects. In addition to working in the studio Pam guided us through the recent work of rinkworth in the Macintosh lecture theatre.




I graduated in 2000 and moved to London to work on a 3 month contract with Kilo Design which was an ex graduate's company. Following that and through the ex GSA London network I moved to Imagination where as a junior designer I worked on the Ford account which included European Motor Shows, showrooms and point of sale and exhibitions. Working on large scale presentation work (many all nighters, part and parcel of the junior role), I travelled across Europe on site. Working alongside copywriters, graphic designers, production managers, media and digital designers gave a great insights into the workings of a global branding agency!

After 4 years I had enough of cars and wanted to work in a smaller creative agency, so an opportunity arose and I heard Brinkworth were hiring. Got the job and went in as a middleweight designer intially working on Firetrap, then worked on new concept roll out for Whistles. I have also worked on various high st brands including Dorothy Perkins, Jesire, 66 North, pitch work, small jobs and some of the domestic jobs. For past two years I have been running the roll out of Allsaints in UK and Europe including stores in Paris, Berlin and Antwerp. So that's me 5 years at Brinkworth already!


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http://www.brinkworth.co.uk/

http://brinkworth-design-uk.blogspot.com/

Scottish Hotel:

Design a hotel appropriate for a progressive Scottish tourism market.

This is the question being answered by our year 3 students, working with advice from Quality Advisors from VisitScotland’s Quality and Standards department.

Using two existing sites, the Loch Fyne Hotel, Inveraray, and the Euro Hostel, Glasgow, our students are being asked to consider designing either a rural or urban hotel expressing a fresh and innovative take on the diversity of Scottish culture and heritage.

Working with Quality Advisors they will comply with the criteria requirements of the VisitScotland Quality Assurance Scheme which would achieve a star award of three or five stars.

The design proposals will be exhibited at the VisitScotland Expo 2010, Scotland’s only flagship business to business event for the travel trade that is entirely Scottish.


Team visit to Loch Fyne Hotel.

See here for details of the VisitScotland exhibition of final designs at SECC.

open:


until monday night.

Digger Nutter

Departmental Position:
Part-Time Lecturer

Special interests:
Computer drawing, 3d immersive environments, lighting, technology, web 2.0, and a bit of design too.

Outside practice:
<slight> a Glasgow based creative partnership. has a wide remit from collaborative experiments to commercial projects; many recent commissions have been public realm art projects.

Seeing their work as a time-based practice, encompassing society, physicality and technology, allows them to use varied disciplines to generate interesting, unusual and appropriate solutions.

Personal interests:
lighting, mashups, iphone, wii, hats.

Contact:
d.nutter@gsa.ac.uk

Interior Educators at Free Range..

What we know so far.



Private view Thursday 9th July 6pm till 10pm.

Show open to public Fridays to Mondays 10am-7pm

We intend to provide 2 chairs if anyone fancies a rest.

Free Range on facebook

Degree 2009:



To take a look at the work click here.

Or come visit us at Inside Edge at the Old Truman Brewery.

Contact:

Head of Department
d.plunkett@gsa.ac.uk

Interior Design
The Glasgow School of Art
167 Renfrew Street
Glasgow
G3 6RQ

www.gsa.ac.uk
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Digger Nutter

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d.nutter@gsa.ac.uk