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Thisaway creates “challenger” identity for the United Rugby Championship

Design Week

Thisaway founder Graeme Cook explains that the new naming – created in collaboration with stakeholders and URC representatives – hopes to evoke a sense of unity. It also links into the idea of unity, according to the designer. The patterns take details from each team, such as bird wings from Swansea’s Ospreys.

Unity 101
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Heriot-Watt: Embracing Heritage in Designing Spaces

Design Middleeast

These screens filter light through a lattice pattern, abstracted from the university’s coat of arms, adding a distinctive touch that transforms the space into a vibrant reflection of global unity. As the country’s urban landscape expands, we can see echoes of ancient Arabian tribes reflected in its built environment.

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Norm Architects balances "richness and restraint" in refresh of Alsterhaus' menswear department

Dezeen

The practice was keen to create a "unity of different universes" across the men's section that would offer customers a richer experience than shopping online – but also wanted the architecture and material palette of the space to look inherently "pure". "A

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The Geometry of Design

Sustain

Like most design trends, geometric patterns have taken on different styles through the years, but the fundamentals remain the same. Here are some simple yet classic ways to integrate geometric patterns into any design. Using patterns is a simple way to immediately add interest and a theme into your design.

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America’s 250th birthday brand seeks to unite a “divided” country

Design Week

The team looked at how the visual elements could “communicate a unity” while also “celebrating a diversity” This is the ambition of the logomark shown above. The more rounded forms of ‘250’ seek to show a more “human” element to the branding. A “binding” logomark.

Unity 101
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Embracing heritage in designing spaces

Design Middleeast

These screens filter light through a lattice pattern, abstracted from the university’s coat of arms, adding a distinctive touch that transforms the space into a vibrant reflection of global unity. As the country’s urban landscape expands, we can see echoes of ancient Arabian tribes reflected in its built environment.

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Interior inspiration: Design Week’s picks

Design Week

Building forms, patterns and lighting have been reinterpreted in the design. Fast food chain McDonald’s has taken on several forms throughout its decades-long history, but this latest iteration aims to be the most “welcoming, playful and shareable” yet. McDonald’s concept, by UXUS.