Jannuzzi Smith. We are a cross-media design consultancy based in London. We offer a range of communication design services, supported and enhanced by our innovative use of technology. Our aim is to help our clients communicate more effectively: improving the impact, consistency and efficiency of their online and printed output. This website outlines a number of the issues that we commonly address, and illustrates the thinking behind some of our solutions. http://www.jannuzzismith.com Jannuzzi Smith has re-designed all the publications by Ufficio cantonale di Statistica of the Repubblica e Cantone Ticino (USTAT). With ‘Annuario Statistico 2012’ Jannuzzi Smith has completed the redefinition of a new strategy aimed at broadening the spectrum of audiences of the publications by USTAT. In Addition to ‘Annuario Statistico’ the programme includes the redesign of the magazine ‘Dati’, the series ‘Analisi’ and ‘Documenti’ and the digital publications ‘Notiziario Statistico’, ‘Monitoraggio Congiunturale’ and ‘Comunicati’. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-ustat-ticino.html Jannuzzi Smith have been commissioned to provide branding and communications strategy for Cinémathèque suisse: the official Swiss archive of film and the moving image – effectively the country’s audiovisual memory. It was established in 1943 and now holds one of the world’s largest cinematic archives, including over 70,000 films, 300,000 posters and 2.8 million photos of disparate, multinational origin. The project involves restructuring and redefining the presentation of the organisation, with a view to enabling a fuller, richer and more open exposition of its resources in a range of media – from printed to on-line and on-site communication. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-cinematheque-suisse.html The poster for the 65th edition of Festival del film Locarno, created by Jannuzzi Smith, is the second in a series of three posters on the theme “Beauty and the Beast”. Beauty and the Beast is a classic tale, interpreted in cinematic form by the likes of Jean Cocteau (La Belle et la Bête, 1946) and Walt Disney (Beauty and the Beast, 1991). The leopard is the time-honoured symbol of the Festival del Film Locarno and in this series of posters Jannuzzi Smith use the story's protagonists to explore the relationship of film and film-goer: a merging of object and subject; reflection and absorption; a meeting of minds. The lens distorts beauty and beast from subtly different viewpoints, until the two merge; but each retains the essence of their own personality and their particular perspective. Photography is by Matteo Patocchi (the beauty, portrayed by Julia Johansen) and Tim Flach (the beast, a leopard). http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-65-festival-locarno-poster.html Jannuzzi Smith Editions has published ‘A curious colony – Leicester Square and the Swiss’ by Peter Barber. The book marks the restoration of the ‘Glockenspiel’ in London’s Leicester Square, which was celebrated in the presence of the former President of Switzerland Adolf Ogi; the Lord Mayor of Westminster, Councillor Susie Burbridge; the Swiss Ambassador Anton Thalmann; and the Executive Vice-President of Switzerland Tourism, Urs Eberhard. Contrary to popular assumption, the Swiss association with Leicester Square in London did not commence in the 1960s with the building of the Swiss Centre; rather this was the latest manifestation of a relationship that dates back to the early eighteenth century. Since that time, the Swiss presence has grown from a few individuals and families to, by the late nineteenth century, a community so large as to be commented on by observers such as Charles Dickens. Peter Barber (b. 1948) is Head of Cartographic and Topographic Materials at the British Library where he has been working since 1975. A council member of the London Topographic Society, he curated the ‘Switzerland 700’ exhibition and the British Library’s ‘A life in a map’ exhibition. The book is published by Jannuzzi Smith Editions on behalf of Presence Switzerland, the Swiss Embassy to the United Kingdom and Switzerland Tourism. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-a-curious-colony.html On a referendum on 20 November 2011, the citizens of the Besazio, Ligornetto, Mendrisio and Meride approved the formation of the new “Città di Mendrisio”, with 81% voting in favour. Jannuzzi Smith developed the communications programme tasked with explaining the changes and opportunities of the new municipality to the 15,000 residents of Alto Mendrisiotto. The “Città di Mendrisio” aims to implement a progressive public government agenda for the area, which includes Monte San Giorgio (a UNESCO World Heritage site) and the popular tourist destination Monte Generoso. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-citta-mendrisio-2012.html Jannuzzi Smith has designed, produced and directed ‘Prix du Public UBS – Palmares’, a four years campaign across adverts, posters, merchandising, web and film. The Prix du Public UBS is an official award – worth 30,000 Swiss francs – of Festival del film Locarno and it has been sponsored by UBS since 1996. Past winners include films such as ‘Smoke’, ‘Microcosmos’, ‘The Full Monty’, ‘Lagaan, Once Upon a Time in India’, ‘Bend it like Beckham’, ‘The Syrian Bride’, ‘Das Leben der Anderen’, ‘Death at a Funeral’ and ‘Monsieur Lazhar’. A series of short films celebrating the people who won the award is the centerpiece of the campaign. Amongst the first to be interviewed: Anna Galiena, Bruno Ganz, Claude Nuridsany, Marie Pérennou and Alessandro D’Alatri. The campaign will continue until 2014. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-prix-du-public-ubs.html Jannuzzi Smith have created a mobile-friendly website for the Royal College of Art’s summer degree shows. The site is driven by the same database as the College’s main website, also created by Jannuzzi Smith, thereby streamlining production efforts, but presents a view that is tailored for use with mobile devices. Within the College galleries, each student’s work is tagged with QR codes – bar codes that can be scanned by iPhone, iPad and Android mobile phones – enabling visitors to link directly to supplementary information in the mobile website. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-royal-college-of-art-smartphone-2011.html Following an extensive re-branding exercise in 2005 by Jannuzzi Smith, Fireco, the Brighton-based manufacturer of fire-safety products, have expanded to become one of the UK’s leading building safety consultants. With an ever-expanding and diversifying range of products and services, Jannuzzi Smith were re-commissioned to advise the company how best to rationalise and present its growing portfolio. A new communications strategy was developed to help target distinct markets while enabling the company to cross-sell efficiently and effectively. In an extension of the brand collateral developed in 2005, Jannuzzi Smith have created two sets of new images that would herald the restructuring of the business into three distinct divisions. (Photography Tim Flach) http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-fireco-3divisions.html Jannuzzi Smith and Cryms have launched the official smartphone website and iPhone application “RisultaTI –Elezioni cantonali 2011” for Repubblica e Cantone Ticino. These are the first dedicated smartphone elections services in Switzerland, and the first to provide the public with real-time results. The two applications are designed to cover the broad spectrum of smartphones and will process live data from the Ticino elections from 3pm on Sunday 10 April until counting ends on Monday 11 April, as well as providing detailed results about candidates, councils and parties. The service is a pilot programme, set to be rolled out for the forthcoming Swiss national elections in October 2011. This project consolidates the position of Jannuzzi Smith as a leading digital communications consultancy in Switzerland and reaffirms the spirit of innovation that has characterised the agency over the last two decades. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-elezioni-cantonali-2011-RisultaTI.html Jannuzzi Smith has opened a new studio in Lugano to add to its existing London operation. As our portfolio of Swiss clients has expanded we have felt a growing need to serve this market more directly, leading to the opening of the Lugano office, headed by Paolo Jannuzzi who becomes the third company director. We are grateful for the support of our clients and friends as we embark on this new venture: we hope we will be seen to offer a new and positive input into communication design in Switzerland. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-jannuzzi-smith-lugano.html Jannuzzi Smith has designed, developed and produced iProgram 2010 – a set of iPhone and iPad applications for the Festival del film Locarno. Featuring the complete 2010 program, including: movie trailers, images and synopses; search tool for films and directors; all venues referenced on Google Maps; general information about the Festival. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-63-festival-locarno-iphone-ipad.html Containing 392 pages in four languages over two editions, with multiple writers and contributors and a four-week production cycle including printing and delivery of the finished results into the hands of the Festivalieri, the Festival del film Locarno catalogue is normally a logistical and production nightmare. Jannuzzi Smith ran a programme to streamline the content development and production workflows; specified extranet tools to assist content development and management; developed a PDF engine to automatically preview page layouts and completely redesigned the format and presentation of the publication to revitalise look and feel while saving 50% of paper (relative to previous editions). http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-63-festival-locarno-catalogue.html Jannuzzi Smith sponsored, designed and enlisted the children of Colonia Parco Robinson to decorate a set of recycling bins to facilitate the separation and collection of waste, in support of the Festival’s ongoing environmental commitments. The children of Colonia Parco Robinson in Locarno congregated at a specially arranged open-air workshop and spent a day with the directors of Jannuzzi Smith realising their interpretations of the Festival’s leopard. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-63-festival-locarno-recycle.html The 2010 poster is the third in a series featuring a real leopard that, like an actor, plays different roles. In 2008, its sensual pose conjured up romance; in 2009, a growling predator on the verge of attack and this year, the stylised figure of a leaping animal forefronts action, movement and the physical. This final image is destined to last, since it has been adopted to represent the Locarno Film Festival’s official new leopard. (Photograph by Tim Flach) http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-63-festival-locarno-poster.html Jannuzzi Smith were asked by the Royal Mail to brand their formerly plain ‘Horizon’ postage labels, while adding a number of important security elements. The labels are applied to packages at Post Office Counters, with the weight and cost of each item individually franked. Jannuzzi Smith’s super-stamp design repositions the labels to be clearly within the Royal Mail’s philatelic range. The labels are printed in gravure, with security features that include rendering the ‘Machin’ (the effigy of the queen’s head, designed by Arnold Machin in 1964) as three separate typographic screen rulings, inspired by the engraved quality of the Machin design. The gold of the existing first-class stamp and enlarged perforations were chosen to provide the new super-stamp instant familiarity, with which comes a sense of continuity and trustworthiness. The Following a successful trial in 2009, the new labels are now on general release. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-63-festival-locarno-poster.html Following the expansion of its portfolio of Swiss clients, from 1 June 2010 the communication and design consultants Jannuzzi Smith has opened a new studio in Lugano/Switzerland to add to its existing London operation. A seguito del continuo incremento del suo portfolio di progetti sul territorio elvetico, a partire dal 1 giugno 2010, lo studio di comunicazione e design Jannuzzi Smith affiancherà alla sede di Londra un nuovo studio con sede a Lugano. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-jannuzzi-smith-lugano.html Jannuzzi Smith has been short-listed as one of the 5 agencies invited to develop visual identity strategies and designs for the future Lugano Arti Contemporanee (LAC) in the final phase of a paid pitch. The first phase of the pitch drew submissions from 80 design practices across 5 countries. Lugano Arti Contemporanee is a 169 million Swiss Franc (ca £100 million) development due to open in 2012. The new centre, designed by the architect Ivano Gianola, will house a concert hall, theatres, art galleries, restaurants, bars, shops and car park. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-lac-lugano-arti-contemporanee.html Jannuzzi Smith have designed and produced the signage for the Royal College of Art’s new Painting building in Battersea, London. The building is the latest development in the College’s expanding Battersea campus, for which Jannuzzi Smith have developed an overall branding and signage strategy. The signage uses energy-efficient LED lighting and features the typeface Cal, designed by Jannuzzi Smith as a sans-serif font to accompany Calvert (by Margaret Calvert), used in the College’s logotype. The building, designed by architects Haworth Tompkins with funding from The Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation, houses some of the finest new artists’ studios in the UK, with working spaces for 56 students, an exchange studio and visiting artist studio, seminar rooms, workshops and offices. Main photograph by Philip Vile. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-royal-college-of-art-painting.html Devised and created by Jannuzzi Smith and published by Birkhäuser, this is the first publication to present the complete works of the architect Michele Arnaboldi. It features essays by Mario Botta, Werner Oechslin, Simona De Giuli and an interview with the architect by Nicoletta Ossanna Cavadini. The book accompanies a touring exhibition of 12 projects by Michele Arnaboldi the first of which is staged by Accademia di architettura in Mendrisio, opening on 26 November 2009. The book covers the work of the practice since 1984 and offers detailed documentation of some 35 projects, including: the Expo 2000 in Hanover; Banca Raiffeisen in Intragna; Ospedale La Carità in Locarno; and Casa Bill in Pianezzo. The projects are illustrated with a stunning selection of photographs by Klaus Kinold, Filippo Simonetti, Nicola Roman Walbeck, Maya Fritschi and Gaston Wicky. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-arnaboldi.html We’ve joined the 10:10 bandwagon and pledged to cut 10% of our carbon emissions in 2010. From the 10:10 website:“By committing to cut your emissions by 10% in 2010, you will join thousands of individuals, schools, hospitals, businesses and organisations all actively helping to combat climate change by making simple changes to their lifestyles, homes and workplaces. More importantly, your voice will help to put pressure on the politicians to cut Britain’s emissions as quickly as the science demands. If we in the UK can prove that fast, deep cuts can be made at a national level, then we may just inspire all the other big polluting countries to follow suit.” Visit www.1010uk.org for more information and to sign up. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-10-10.html With the design and the support of Jannuzzi Smith the Royal College of Art has launched the environmentally-themed online exhibition “Sustain” – the college contribution to Britain’s Green Day. Crucially, “Sustain” offers a glimpse of the many ways in which design can feed into making the world a more sustainable place. As Sophie Thomas, Board member on the Design Council, says about the ‘unique responsibility’ of designers: “It is now time for the design industry to roll up its sleeves and get stuck into the biggest challenge of our generation.” http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-royal-college-of-art-sustain.html For the eighth successive year, Jannuzzi Smith have produced the online show catalogue for Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design’s Fashion Communication with Promotion course. The show is one of the highlights of the fashion calendar, noted for introducing some of the world’s best emerging talent, previous graduates including John Galliano, Katharine Hamnett, Stella McCartney and Matthew Williamson. Jannuzzi Smith would like to wish all of this year’s graduating students the best of luck: Alex Babboni, Ami Kuwaki, Chris Brown, Elisha Duka-Strachan, Harriet Stewart, Jessica Hannan, Jo Gowans-Eglinton, Kat Davey, Lauren Mortimer, Lulu Wentworth, Melanie Ashley, Naomi Smart, Rhiannon Jones, Tabitha Martin, Veronica So. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-central-saint-martins-fashion-2009.html Jannuzzi Smith has rebranded Swiss winemakers Chiodi Ascona. The company, set up in 1880, specialises in the making of Merlot del Ticino DOC and the bottling and distribution of European wines. The project included redesigning the complete range of products labels, as well as stationery, signage, vehicles and marketing material. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-chiodi-ascona.html Jannuzzi Smith has been highly commended for the graphic design of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios ‘re-brand’ brochure in this year Howard Smith Awards. The Howard Smith Paper Graphic Design and Print Awards recognises the craftsmanship and collaboration behind each work. The juries – one for print and one for graphic design – are composed by the best in the business (Alexander Gelman, Studio GLMN Tokyo; Tony Brook, Spin; Kirsty Carter, A Practise for Everyday Life; Patrick Cox, Wolff Olins; Fernando Gutiérrez, Studio Gutiérrez; Garry Blackburn, Rose; Matt Pyke, Universal Everything), men and women whose talent and love of print have already earned an international following. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-feilden-clegg-bradley-howard-smith.html Jannuzzi Smith has repositioned and rebranded Seventy-Seven Diamonds, in line with their business development plan, and redesigned their website. This involved the design of new templates and processes for purchasing diamonds and jewellery online. The rebrand involved designing a new logotype, specifying fonts, colourways and the definition of best-practice for product photography. The collective result of these developments is a clearer, more efficient and attractive user experience. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-77-diamonds.html Jannuzzi Smith has designed and produced the branding and signage for the renovated Royal College of Art Sculpture building in Battersea. The agency has also now been appointed as design consultants for the wider development of the College’s Fine Art campus in Battersea over the next few years. The campus branding is an extension of Jannuzzi Smith’s identity for the Royal College of Art, and utilises a new typeface designed by the agency: ‘Cal’, a sans-serif derived from ‘Calvert’ (by Margaret Calvert, 1980), which is at the core of the College’s identity. The overall project involves developing and implementing a visual strategy for the campus, including the branding of key aspects through to internal and external way-finding signage. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-62ndlocarno-poster.html The 62nd poster of Film Festival Locarno was presented as tradition wants at the Solothurn Film Festival. In the presence of the Festival’s President Marco Solari and Artistic Director Frédéric Maire the second of a series of three images was unveiled to the press and will be incorporated in the Festival’s advertising, merchandising, and information, and marking the beginning of a series of events that will see the Festival touring Berlin, Cannes, Rome, London and Los Angeles ahead of opening its own event in early August. (Photography by Tim Flach) http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-62ndlocarno-poster.html The Institution of Structural Engineers’ branding and communications did not reflect its status as a leading international professional body. Our work included renaming the Institution, replacing the contraction ‘IStructE’ (which was taken from the professional designation as used by qualified members) with a return to the more communicative, historical name. More generally, the image of the Institution has been refreshed and upgraded, with a new, more outward-facing presence in support of its role of the as the professional voice of structural engineering worldwide. The new brand will be rolled out throughout the coming year, with many key projects undertaken by Jannuzzi Smith, including the redesign of the Institution’s flagship academic journal, development of a new website, design of technical publications and membership brochure. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-institution-structural-engineers-istructe.html Jannuzzi Smith has been appointed communication consultant for Parc Adula. The project aims to develop a new national park right in the middle of the Swiss Alps. The park comprises the largest plot of land untouched by humankind in Switzerland and will include attractions of immeasurable beauty, such as the Adula glacier and the planes of Greina. With this project Jannuzzi Smith expands its portfolio of Swiss clients: The Department of Foreign Affairs; Film Festival Locarno; Chiodi Ascona; Michele Arnaboldi Architetti. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-parc-adula.html A new website for The Royal College of Art, and the Content Management System that supports it, have been designed and produced by Jannuzzi Smith. The site presents users with a wealth of content that is cross referenced by content-mapping algorithms, enabling users to find content related on the basis of similarity. The branding of the site is an extension of Jannuzzi Smith’s earlier work for the College, dynamically ‘reflecting’ and integrating with the content of any given page. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-royal-college-of-art-website.html Film Festival Locarno unveiled the poster for this year’s events at the Solothurn Film Festival this month. The presentation has become something of an annual tradition, presenting the key visual motif of the years events, which will be incorporated in the Festival’s advertising, merchandising, and information, and marking the beginning of a series of events that will see the Festival touring Berlin, Cannes, Rome, London and Los Angeles ahead of opening its own event in early August. In an extension of last year’s major re-branding exercise, Jannuzzi Smith has created a poster featuring ‘Chota’, the new symbol of the Festival. Chota lives in a zoological sanctuary in the Oxfordshire countryside. Blind at birth, she was rejected by her mother, but under the care of a watchful keeper she regained her sight and now thrives – by turn playful and dangerous, always elegant. (Photography by Tim Flach) http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-61stlocarno-poster.html Jannuzzi Smith has entered two projects to the online contest at Behance.net: Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and the Film Festival Locarno. The contest will run from Monday the 5th of November Friday the 11th of November. To reward and highlight inspirational work by participants in the Behance Network. Three winning projects will be chosen in the Graphic Design and Film realms based on number of votes received. Then a panel of expert judges will chose one grand prize winner while 1st and 2nd runners up will receive a set of “Action” products and will be featured in Behance’s online magazine. http://www.behance.net/Contest/Be-Contest-Graphic-Design/31495/46612 The book explains how graphic designers use computers as a medium to combine word, image, motion, sound and user interaction for the internet, TV, promos, games, animation, CDs and exhibitions. Mapping the spectrum of career opportunities created by digital technologies in the industry, it also describes the attitudes, skills and knowledge needed to enter the profession and captures the flavour and excitement of working in this field. The authors’ broad perspective – taking in everything from photography and illustration to motion, environmental and wearable graphics – describes the growing importance of new media graphic designers in developing new experiences for the information and entertainment industries across the globe. Sections on online design and imaginary worlds – including virtual worlds, digital FX and games – map out recent and future technological developments and their implications for the designers of today and tomorrow. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-new-media-design.html Jannuzzi Smith has developed a new corporate identity for architects Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. The project included a review and changes to the practice name, logotypes and other brand collateral, brochures, website, posters, signage, and other promotional material. The practice – employing over 100 architects – was founded in 1978 by Richard Feilden and Peter Clegg and “... have grown quietly over the past ten years to become a major force in British architecture and, while their architecture cannot be stylistically pigeon-holed, it generally exudes a certain Britishness – well-crafted, contextual, respectful and gentle on the eye. They have also been environmentally conscious right from the start, way before it became expedient to be green.” Jeremy Till, Professor of Architecture, Sheffield University. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-feilden-clegg-bradley.html Jannuzzi Smith has won a creative pitch to re-brand The Institution of Structural Engineers. The project is planned to coincide with the organisation’s centenary in 2008. The Institution has some 21,000 members in 109 countries around the world, and is recognised internationally as the voice of structural engineering, and for the technical and professional excellence of its members. The commission includes a major redevelopment of the Institution’s website. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-istructe.html Jannuzzi Smith has designed and produced ‘Exploring Boundaries: The Architecture of Wilkinson Eyre’ by Kurt W Forster and Peter Davey, for the Swiss publisher Birkhäuser. Wilkinson Eyre Architects, founded in 1983, has been drawing attention since the 1990s with its wealth of innovative and imaginative designs – notably its spectacular and structurally ambitious bridges. The best-known and most highly acclaimed are the Gateshead Millennium Bridge (2001) and the Floral Street Bridge (2003). The firm has won many awards, and are unique in having won the RIBA Stirling Prize in consecutive years. This book covers the work of the practice since the year 2000, and offers detailed documentation of some 15 structures and projects, with special attention paid to the context of each design. Projects include the Magna Centre in Rotherham, UK; the Gateshead Millennium Bridge, UK; the National Waterfront Museum in Swansea, UK; the Guangzhou West Tower, China; the Tensegrity Bridge in Washington DC, USA; and the Gatwick Airbridge, UK. Annotations by Chris Wilkinson and Jim Eyre run alongside the main texts, providing first-hand insight into the thinking behind the projects. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-wilkinson-eyre.html The Swiss government agency Presence Switzerland – responsible for the coordination of Switzerland’s activities abroad – has appointed Jannuzzi Smith to develop a visual identity and communication programme to mark the 60th anniversary of its recognition of India as an independent state. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-switzerland-india.html Jannuzzi Smith has created a new visual identity, including on-screen idents, logotypes, signage, street furniture, tickets and passes, merchandising, brochures, posters and other marketing material to mark the 60th edition of the event for Film Festival Locarno. The rebrand reinterprets the Leopard – the historical emblem of the Festival – to enable more dynamic and flexible brand implementation. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-festival-locarno-identity.html Jannuzzi Smith has produced and designed a website ‘Stock Exchange of Visions, Al Gore’, to coincide with the former US presidential candidate’s talk about climate change in Milan, Italy. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-fab-algore.html The Royal College of Art’s Great Exhibition 2007 website features the work of over 400 graduating students, and is the first stage of an ongoing redevelopment of the College’s website and intranet by Jannuzzi Smith. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-show-rca.html Central Saint Martins Innovation identity designed by Jannuzzi Smith. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-innovation-csm.html Jannuzzi Smith has designed ‘&fork’, a 444 page heavyweight hard-back that offers a comprehensive global overview of up-and-coming industrial designers. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-and-fork-phaidon.html The Jannuzzi Smith poster for the 59th Locarno International Film Festival has been selected for inclusion in the Chaumont International Poster and Graphic Graphic Arts Festival – and shortlisted for the final awards. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-chaumont2007.html Jannuzzi Smith has completed a three year cross-media marketing program for Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design with the publication of Directory 2007–8. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-csm-marketing.html As is now traditional the Film Festival Locarno unveils its new poster to kick start a series of events that will see the Festival touring Berlin, Cannes, Rome, London and Los Angeles. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-60thlocarno-poster.html For a number of years the Film Festival Locarno has promoted artists and designers by inviting them to create the poster for the year’s event. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-59thlocarno-print.html Jannuzzi Smith have organised a presentation, discussion forum, and book launch to mark the publication of Richard Hollis’s new book, Swiss Graphic Design: The Origins and Growth of an International Style, 1920–1965. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-swissgraphicdesign.html As part of the exhibition Britische Grafik seit 1960 at Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich Alan Fletcher, Lars Muller, Cornel Windlin and Michele Jannuzzi (chaired by Andres Janser) will discuss the role of ‘independent’ graphic designers in today’s industry. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-museum.html A documentary on Jannuzzi Smith by Cristina Trezzini and Stefano Knuchel was broadcast on Saturday 15 April 2006 on TSI1 (Swiss national television) as part of the cultural programme Buonasera. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-buonasera.html Jannuzzi Smith’s work is featured at the Barbican Art Gallery in London as part of the exhibition Communicate: Independent British Graphic Design since the Sixties. The exhibition focuses on 100 independent studios and is curated by Rick Poynor. It is open to the public from 16 September 2004 to 23 January 2005. http://www.jannuzzismith.com/p-barbican.html