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1 challenge How can design students at the Royal College of Art be encouraged to think about their efuture selvesf, explore social challenges in their projects and test their ideas with users? The Design for our Future Selves awards scheme, now in its fourth year, is organised by the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre at the College to give young designers a platform for creative interaction with social trends and key user groups. This publication introduces the 55 shortlisted projects in the 2003 awards, which are competing for ’6,000 in prize money. Every shortlisted entrant also receives a research ...

3 award sponsors Retail Trust Retail Trust is the national charity that supports those working in, or retired from, the retail industry when they or their families need care or assistance. The Retail Trust offers a helpline service, open seven days a week; access to legal help and counselling; financial assistance in cases of hardship; sheltered and supported living care on its residential estates in London, Derby, Glasgow and Liverpool; and respite care and support for carers. Retail Trust is supporting the Age brief www.retailtrust.org.uk Mobility Choice Mobility Choice is a charity supported ...

5 festival Winning and commended projects from the Design for our Future Selves awards 2003 will be showcased in the first-ever London Design Festival, scheduled to take place in the capital in September. The Festival will unite events from more than 30 leading organisations under the banner of design in London. At its heart will be an international conference at Bloomberg in the City of London, the World Creative Forum (23-25 September), exploring the impact of creativity on business and society. International visitors to the London Design Festival are being invited via receptions in 14 world ...

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50 thanks User Groups: University of the Third Age OpenAge Project Foundation for Assistive Technology (FAST) College of Occupational Therapists Expert Advisers: John Bevan Mike Boyle Nigel Chapman Laurence Gunzi Tim Hardingham David Harman-Powell Richard Hywel-Evans Ian Johnston Sid Jurka Tom Lloyd Kirsteen Mackay Barry Menmuir Niall Tarrell The judging panels Staff and students of the Royal College of Art: Architecture Interiors: Prof Nigel Coates and staff Communication Art Design Prof Dan Fern, Andrzej Klimowski, Jeff Willis and staff The Helen Hamlyn Research Centre would ...

52 and finally ... Taking place at the Royal College of Art, 20-24 September 2003, as part of the London Design Festival, a joint exhibition: Design for our Future Selves An exhibition of socially-aware projects by the Royal College of Art graduating class of 2003, organised by the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, twinned with: Icons on Icons Photography has played a significant role in perpetuating the icon, whether providing contemporary context for man-made objects or immortalising flesh and blood subjects. This collection of photographic portraits of icons with icons, presented by Parker, ...