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![Readers of this blog will know that some time ago, I finally threw in the towel on my lifelong support of Cardiff City after one corporate rebrand too many. Happily, I found […]](http://www.urban75.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/cardiff-city-fc-new-crest-115x115.jpg "The latest Cardiff City FC crest rebrand now features a weird red ferret/dragon thing")
The latest Cardiff City FC crest rebrand now features a weird red ferret/dragon thing
Posted on Monday, Mar 9, 2015 | No CommentsReaders of this blog will know that some time ago, I finally threw in the towel on my lifelong support of Cardiff City after one corporate rebrand too many. Happily, I found […] -
Tottenham Court Road designer fail – in pictures
Posted on Tuesday, Jan 20, 2015 | 4 CommentsArchitectural designer to client: “Hey, see that clearly visible metal railing that marks the ramp into your shop entrance. You know, the one that sticks out into the really busy pedestrian thoroughfare?” -
BT ArtBox Project celebrates the iconic British telephone box
Posted on Monday, Jul 2, 2012 | 1 CommentTo celebrate the 25th anniversary of the charity ChildLine, BT have commissioned artists and designers to turn their talents to the iconic red telephone box as part of the BT Artbox project.