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The Maggie’s London Night Hike, in partnership with Open House, is a 10 or 20 mile adventure through late-night London to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. With exclusive access to iconic buildings, you’ll enjoy a side of London never seen before. (more…)
LONDON DESIGN GUIDE sponsored two awards at the JOY OF LIVING exhibition at Somerset House – a jury award and a public vote. Here, we are delighted to announce the winner of the public vote is… (more…)
New magazine WRAP has produced a special edition newspaper to celebrate the JOY OF LIVING charity project, to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. Order your copy now! (more…)
Online video magazine – Crane TV – has made a short film about the Joy of Living charity exhibition, which is being organised by LDG editor Max Fraser. See interviews with Max, as well as designers Hannah Martin, Tom Dixon and Giles Miller. (more…)
Joy of Living website is live! You can view the work of over 100 leading UK designers who have all created a one-off artwork on a sheet of A4 graph paper, responding to the title Joy of Living. All artworks are for sale to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. (more…)
JOY OF LIVING is a charity project that unites over 100 leading lights in the design community to galvanise support for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. LONDON DESIGN GUIDE editor, Max Fraser, has set the challenge to new and established UK designers to create a desirable artwork that expresses the joy of living - all starting from a simple sheet of A4 graph paper. BUY YOUR FAVOURITE ARTWORK ONLINE or visit the exhibition. (more…)
Open House London, a popular fixture on the cultural calendar, returns to the capital this month enabling architectural enthusiasts and seasoned voyeurs the opportunity to get inside hundreds of buildings for one weekend only. (more…)
Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres are hosting a 20 mile night walk in London. The walk will feature an architecturally inspired route to coincide with Open House London: starting at Guildhall and ending in the West End, with all proceeds going to their charity.
Design duo Hannah Dipper and Robin Farquhar of People Will Always Need Plates have created three new teatowel designs to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres and boost awareness of the charity’s Love Maggie’s Day on 26th March 2010. (more…)
