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Sketchbook containing designs for 'Cactus' radiator

Sketchbook
1992 (Designed)
Artist/Maker

Paul Priestman studied Industrial Design at Central St. Martins from where he graduated with a BA (Honours) in Industrial Design and then he went on to the Royal College of Art where he studied for a Masters. He founded Priestman Associates when he left the RCA in 1986 and he was joined by Nigel Goode in 1989. Since then the company has become widely known for its innovative product design and has won a number of prestigious awards.

The radiator was featured in the British Design and Art Direction Annual for 1993 and was included in the Rewind exhibition held in the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2002. This exhibition was a celebration of 40 years of the British Design and Art Direction awards and included objects that were award winners as well as objects nominated for an award.

Object details

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Object type
TitleSketchbook containing designs for 'Cactus' radiator (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Brief description
Sketchbook including concept designs for the 'Cactus' radiator by Paul Priestman, 1992
Dimensions
  • Height: 210mm
  • Width: 148mm
Credit line
Given by the designer
Summary
Paul Priestman studied Industrial Design at Central St. Martins from where he graduated with a BA (Honours) in Industrial Design and then he went on to the Royal College of Art where he studied for a Masters. He founded Priestman Associates when he left the RCA in 1986 and he was joined by Nigel Goode in 1989. Since then the company has become widely known for its innovative product design and has won a number of prestigious awards.

The radiator was featured in the British Design and Art Direction Annual for 1993 and was included in the Rewind exhibition held in the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2002. This exhibition was a celebration of 40 years of the British Design and Art Direction awards and included objects that were award winners as well as objects nominated for an award.
Associated object
M.13-2006 (Object)
Collection
Accession number
E.52-2024

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Record createdFebruary 6, 2024
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