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EVA JIRICNA: Combining scientifi c training with form and function, Jiricna brings precision of engineering to the art of architecture. Her work spans residential, commercial and retail as well as furniture, products, interiors and exhibitions, working with a wide range of materials and on a hugely diverse range of projects.


VIVIENNE WESTWOOD: One of the most infl uential designers of the last 40 years, Westwood has embodied liberated, subversive and unexpected fashion design. Her catwalk debut started the 80s New Romantic movement and she has developed distinctive takes on traditional tailoring ever since.


JOHN MAKEPEACE: Through a meeting of classic and modern, the furniture designed and manufactured by Makepeace has become a symbol for high quality workmanship and sustainability. Since the 1960s, he has helped to raise the profi le of British furniture making and design beyond the role of reproducing traditional forms, creating a market for original design and craftsmanship.


ZAHA HADID: As an architect known for her visionary and bold aesthetic, Hadid’s commissions throughout Europe, the Middle East, Russia, India and China are instantly recognizable. The 2012 Olympic Acquatic Centre, with its dramatic s-shaped roof, will be her fi rst London landmark building.


CHRISTOPHER BAILEY: As Chief Creative Offi cer of Burberry, Bailey has transformed the brand from a traditional British clothes manufacturer into one of the world’s hottest international fashion labels. He is responsible for all aspects of the visual identity of the company.


ADRIAN NEWEY: Chief Technical Offi cer of Red Bull Racing, Newey is a major British success story in the fi eld of Formula One and has become the sport’s most respected engineering designer and aerodynamicist. Cars designed by Newey have won the Constructors’ Championship seven times since 1991, making him the most successful F1 designer ever.


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