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Nick Bell Design In November 2007 David joined Nick Bell Design to lead the graphic design for Great North Museum project – part of a £26million redevelopment of the Hancock Museum in Newcastle upon Tyne. Nick Bell Design was awarded the graphic design contract after a successful competitive pitch in 2007, with completion due for spring 2009. Casson Mann are the museum design consultants, with Terry Farrell Architects designing a new extension to the existing building. The Great North Museum will have ten new gallery spaces, drawing together existing collections from the Hancock Museum, Shefton Museum, Museum of Antiquities and the Hatton Gallery. Key exhibits include a scale model of the entire length of Hadrian's Wall, a 'wall of animals' which will include live animals, and investigative wildlife hides exploring the nature of Northumbria. In addition to leading the graphic design for the Great North Museum, David oversaw final design and installation of the Harmsworth Wall at the Churchill Museum (January 2008), part of the Cabinet War Rooms. He is also currently overseeing design implementation of a complete signage scheme for the Stanislavsky Factory in Moscow – an architectural redevelopement project by Russian developers Horus Captial. |
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