Formed in London in 1942, The Design Research Unit were responsible for some of the most important design produced in post‐war Britain. They pioneered a model for multidisciplinary practice, being the first consultancy in the country to bring together expertise in architecture, graphics and industrial design.
This exhibition is the first of its kind, mapping the history of the group and the currency of their designs. It spans more than four decades of their work, focusing on some of their most significant projects and charting their ambition to bring elegant and functional design to all sections of society.
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Bonington Vitrines #7: The Bonington building, est. 1969
Fri 20 Apr 2018 - Fri 18 May 2018
For our latest Bonington Vitrines exhibition we’ve invited contributions from the public, staff and students to share their memories of the Bonington building (past and present), in the form of […]
Hopkins in Nottingham: Nottingham on Camera 1994 – 2014
Fri 9 May 2014 - Thu 15 May 2014
As part of Nottingham Trent University’s 170th Anniversary of Art and Design, this exhibition showcased a collection of images by acclaimed architectural photographer, Martine Hamilton Knight D.Litt (hon). The exhibition […]
Celebrating five pioneers of the poster This exhibition celebrated the collaboration between two typographic forces: Alan Kitching, a leading practitioner in letterpress, typography and design; and Monotype, global trailblazers in type and home […]