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Kodak focuses on Hollington. (First Sight Product).
London product design group Hollington has designed a new Advanced Photo System zoom camera for Kodak.
The Advantix 1700 is designed to offer APS functionality, including the usual three picture formats, but with a different look and feel for the mass market. According to Hollington principal and creative lead Geoff Hollington, the consultancy's brief was to avoid courting male technophiles, whom Kodak perceived to be the target purchasers of rival APS systems.
'As soon as we had the workings on the table and a target cost for the project we went to work on the prototype,' he says. This was a squarer model (pictured bottom) which was later modified to incorporate features such as the flip-up front, a Kodak motif.
Kodak was looking for a robust, weatherproof and pocket-sized design to meet the demands of its target customers: ...
- Leisure - Retro - Enterprise. Even great previews and an impressive...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Laing, Gordon March 1, 2005 700+ words
...processor, accompanied by 64KB of Ram. Three external companies were approached to pitch a case design. The job went to Geoff Hollington who, with associate Nick Oakley, wanted to get away from existing designs. The final design was very thin and resembled...
- PROTOTYPING & MODELLING: Introduction.
- Magazine article from: Design Week April 10, 2008 700+ words
...become the platform for rapid manufacturing. And rapid manufacturing may ultimately transform manufacturing, not just the prototyping bit. Geoff Hollington, Designer and technologist Copyright: Centaur Communications Ltd. and licensors
- Come Together on Valentine's Day, Even if You're Miles Apart!
- Press release article from: PR Newswire Europe February 9, 2006 700+ words
...rechargeable. The story behind the design Je Joue was designed by award-winning product designer and Je Joue founder, Geoff Hollington, who has designed products for brands including Parker, Kodak and Hermann Miller. The idea was born in late 2002, when...
- DAPRA'S TWO GOALS STOP YALE.(Sports)
- Newspaper article from: The Capital Times (Madison, WI) September 25, 2000 700+ words
...the half. DaPra, a transfer from St. Louis, scored his first goal on a penalty kick past Yale (2-4) goalkeeper Geoff Hollington at 53 minutes, 16 seconds. Abraham Bull then fed DaPra at 59:30. Yale 0 0 -- 0 Wisconsin 0 2 -- 2 Second half...
- The seminar programme.(Calendar)
- Magazine article from: British Plastics & Rubber September 1, 2008 700+ words
...Moulding, Bradford University (in collaboration with DRFP, Sheffield). 13:15- Plastics and Design Innovation. 13:45 Geoff Hollington, Materials and Design Exchange (MADE) and an independent product designer. 14:00- Upcycling and New Technologies...
- McConnell chairs 2002 DW Awards. (News).
- Magazine article from: Design Week Relph-Knight, Lynda August 30, 2001 700+ words
...director James Soane. Product design judges include Design Council director of design and innovation Clive Grinyer and Geoff Hollington of Hollington Associates, among others. Digital design judging will be led by Malcolm Garrett, chairman of AMX. His...
- LETTER: Digital prototyping may bring big improvements.(Letter to the editor)
- Magazine article from: Design Week November 15, 2007 700+ words
...working. We are only just beginning to realise the potential of these technologies. I am not sure I'd go as far as Geoff Hollington, quoted in your article, who describes the change as a 'second industrial revolution', but I like to think that the...
- PROTOTYPING: All change.(Graphic arts industry use rapid prototyping)
- Magazine article from: Design Week Billings, Scott September 20, 2007 700+ words
...Throughout history we've only ever used a limited number of techniques to make parts,' says product designer and RM exponent Geoff Hollington. 'You take a lump of stuff and then chip it, carve it, bash, mould or press it. These are all processes of subtraction...