by Chrispropeller | Feb 17, 2023 | Brand Strategy, Collaborations, Events
As part of the extended community building of the AHRC Going Circular project, we invited a group of students to devise and develop a collection of products to be manufactured using surplus Harris Tweed. Our students were joined by two students from Brooklyn College....
by Chrispropeller | Jan 6, 2023 | Collaborations, Brand Strategy, Events
Over 300 students from the University of Hertfordshire, Brooklyn College in New York and Nagoya Zokei University of Art and Design in Japan will put their creativity to the test in the second international online Design Sprint. A Design Sprint is used to tackle...
by Chrispropeller | Feb 7, 2022 | Brand Strategy, Collaborations, Events
Congratulations to ‘The Future Starts With You‘ who won First Place. The team members of this winning group are Oyinlola Awolowo, Atiya Ditta, Eloiza Elliott, Catherine Gazy, Shanjudaa Jeyakumar, Helin Sahin and Jessica Wigley. Second Place and Student’s Choice Award...
by Chrispropeller | Feb 7, 2022 | Brand Strategy, Collaborations, Events
We want to say a huge thank you to all the amazing industry partners who set the challenges for the Design Sprint and judged the final competition. These are: Adobe Africa Power Allsaints Harris Tweed Hebrides Lambeth Palace Lanificio Leo Nanotronics For more...
by Studio Manager | Nov 22, 2021 | Brand Strategy, Collaborations, Events
The School of Creative Arts Enterprise Club is a place to come together to discuss business opportunities, meet with industry experts from the world of business and design and to help students and graduates realize their entrepreneurial ambitions. This is a space to...
by Chrispropeller | Nov 1, 2021 | Brand Strategy, Collaborations, Events
The School of Creative Arts Enterprise Club is a place to come together to discuss business opportunities, meet with industry experts from the world of business and design and to help students and graduates realize their entrepreneurial ambitions. This is a space to...
