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Following on from the production of Design London's new website, Frameworks has created a forum that allows members to discuss design research topics.

The forum was created using phpBB's Open Source forum solution, and then customised for Design London's specific requirements. This included adding two forum sections: 'active research' and 'proposed research', and then individual topics within these sections. Design London are able to fully edit and update the forum through an easy to use administration panel, allowing it to alter the topics in relation to forthcoming events and lectures.

We have moved to a new location in London Bridge, the address is below. All other contact details will stay the same.

Colechurch House
1st Floor, 1 London Bridge Walk
London SE1 2SX

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The Jersey Agile frog is a conservation priority for Jersey. Considered a distinct population, it would be classified as critically endangered under the international conservation criteria of the World Conservation Union, if officially assessed. It is confined to only one native site and is threatened by droughts, predators, water pollution and habitat change.

HSBC Private Bank, Bedell Group, Motormall and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust have formed a partnership to deliver a programme that supports both the active field conservation of the Agile Frog and a schools education and public awareness programme targeting all of Jersey’s primary and secondary schools. In support of this, Durrell asked Frameworks to design the livery for a van, which will visit the schools in Jersey. Paul Cox, a local artist was commissioned by Durrell and briefed by Frameworks to create a series of illustrations for the van.

The final design includes Paul's fantastic illustrations, the partners logos and brief information about the Agile Frog. It also includes an identifier for the name FrAgile, designed by Frameworks.

If you're ever in Jersey, have a look out for the van!

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IBM wanted to communicate their point-of-view on citizen-centricity in an attention-grabbing way. The objective was to differentiate IBM from the competition by focusing on their track record of delivering citizen-centric services and client ready solutions.

With the use of photography commissioned and managed by Frameworks and quotes from the public, the brochure sent a strong message about how IBM was listening and how they are aware of the problems facing people today.

For more information about the work we undertake for IBM, please contact Viji Sambasivam at vsambasivam@frameworks.co.uk

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