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Matthew Taylor’s Report Highlights Framlingham Technology Centre
A Government report has highlighted the Technology Centre in Framlingham as an example of best practise in rural enterprise. The Taylor Review, commissioned by the Prime Minister and published on 23rd July, examined the sustainability of rural communities and used the Technology Centre as a case study of a rural business hub supporting a diverse range of successful businesses. The review emphasizes that providing affordable housing has to be… [read more]
A Government report has highlighted the Technology Centre in Framlingham as an example of best practise in rural enterprise. The Taylor Review, commissioned by the Prime Minister and published on 23rd July, examined the sustainability of rural communities and used the Technology Centre as a case study of a rural business hub supporting a diverse range of successful businesses. The review emphasizes that providing affordable housing has to be… [read more]
Minima Team Expands
Following a wave of recent new appointments, Framlingham based Minima Design has this month expanded its team by a further two people.
Christian Deas
Christian Deas, a mechanical design engineer with experience under his belt including repair design for executive jets, has joined Minima as a Senior Design Engineer. As well as aeronautical experience… [read more]
Following a wave of recent new appointments, Framlingham based Minima Design has this month expanded its team by a further two people.
Christian Deas
Christian Deas, a mechanical design engineer with experience under his belt including repair design for executive jets, has joined Minima as a Senior Design Engineer. As well as aeronautical experience… [read more]
Good design is universal but rarely requested
Universal design is a term used to describe designs that take into consideration everyone: all ages and abilities. Alternative phrases include "Design for All" or "Inclusive Design". They are different terms with the same meaning: design intended for a range of end users resulting in products suitable for the largest possible market. Why then, do clients rarely request a "universal" design approach as part of their brief? Unfortunately lack [read more]
Universal design is a term used to describe designs that take into consideration everyone: all ages and abilities. Alternative phrases include "Design for All" or "Inclusive Design". They are different terms with the same meaning: design intended for a range of end users resulting in products suitable for the largest possible market. Why then, do clients rarely request a "universal" design approach as part of their brief? Unfortunately lack [read more]
Cost-effective solutions – by remote control
For the majority of businesses, few services are more important than a secure, reliable and high-tech ICT… [read more]
For the majority of businesses, few services are more important than a secure, reliable and high-tech ICT… [read more]
Everybody needs good neighbours
Is being physically surrounded by like-minded companies really of commercial benefit? Does it actually increase your chance of business survival and generate ideas or does it just provide a… [read more]
Is being physically surrounded by like-minded companies really of commercial benefit? Does it actually increase your chance of business survival and generate ideas or does it just provide a… [read more]
The fun of creative problem solving
If science is the pursuit of truth, then design is the pursuit of solutions. Essentially, designers are problem solvers and this applies across the board from architects, to graphic designers, and… [read more]
If science is the pursuit of truth, then design is the pursuit of solutions. Essentially, designers are problem solvers and this applies across the board from architects, to graphic designers, and… [read more]
Designing through a recession
I’ve recently taken up skiing again after many years and one of the first things you’re taught is ‘bend your knees’. The reason for this is not just to move your centre of… [read more]
I’ve recently taken up skiing again after many years and one of the first things you’re taught is ‘bend your knees’. The reason for this is not just to move your centre of… [read more]