Giving Machines a Fresh(er) Touch

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It’s great to see the new Machines website up and running after a long delay. scratchdisk was involved in the complete redesign of Malaysia’s largest Apple reseller’s website, which was completed last year. The inner workings and geeky programming was handled by our partners Buzzmedia. Hope you like the new layout, do send us feedback!

+ Machines
+ Buzzmedia

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KUASA Design Power Asia – wREGA Design Conference

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Power Up Asia!
The 2009 roundup of conference speakers is all about the new big voice of Asian design. Asian designers are drumming up worldwide attention, and we are bringing it home with a lineup of megawatt design icons and design powerhouses from all over the region.
KUASA Design Power Asia will be a 1.5 day experience, energised with a Conference, Interactive Installation Art Night and Student Workshops. Connect with the best design minds in Asia. Spark new design friendships and alliances. Make contact with ideas that will resonate with the designer in you.
Come to the conference and be prepared to plug in with your thoughts. The conference is here to ignite new design routes, with Q&A sessions and workshops built in to each event. We expect magic to happen.

Conference Tickets
Local Delegates
wREGA Member : RM230
Non-member : RM280
Student Delegates
wREGA Member : RM180
Non-member : RM200

International Delegates :
USD100

Workshop Administrative Fee
All workshops : RM 40

+ Visit the official KUASA website.

+ wREGA

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Helping MeatWorks Plug In

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MeatWorks Restaurant, the contemporary restaurant based in Solaris, Mont Kiara is fast becoming THE place for good, juicy, melt-in-your-mouth steaks. MeatWorks has been one of the most challenging and fulfilling project for scratchdisk ever. Aside from developing the brand, visual identity, advertising and web, we also helped MeatWorks to take advantage of social media with strong presence in Twitter and now, Facebook. It’s been quite a journey, stay tuned for more great things from MeatWorks!

+ Follow MeatWorks on Twitter
+ Add MeatWorks as a friend on Facebook
+ Be a fan of MeatWorks on Facebook

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MeatWorks. For all your meaty cravings. And more.

MeatWorks is a fresh F&B concept combining restaurant, deli, butchery and MeatStudio. Masterminded by NFC – National Feedlot Corporation, possibly the largest halal, organic beef producer in Malaysia, MeatWorks offers global cuisine in a contemporary, rustic setting. The MeatWorks project is by far, one of the most interesting and challenging projects scratchdisk has ever undertaken. Being involved from ground up, scratchdisk was tasked to develop the branding, visual identity, environmental graphics and more. The design and creative process proved to be very fulfilling and gratifying simply because of the Client’s involvement in every stage of development. Receptive to ideas, yet knowing what they wanted or didn’t want, pushed scratchdisk to be better and do better. The passionate MeatWorks team truly inspired us and even from the start, we believed in the brand, what it stood for and what it could develop into. We are indeed glad to be part of MeatWorks’s growth and thankful that we’ve been given an opportunity to do great things with the brand. We love it so much we’ve pushed the idea of using social media to the Client, and MeatWorks is now on Twitter and coming to Facebook real soon. We’re currently developing the official website and more!

Follow MeatWorks on Twitter, and we’ll keep you posted on the up-and-coming Facebook and official website.

+ MeatWorks on Twitter
+ National Feedlot Corporation

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THE 26TH ICSID WORLD DESIGN CONGRESS IN SINGAPORE

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The Icsid World Design Congress 2009 will be held from 23 to 25 November at Suntec International Convention and Exhibition Centre in Singapore. Themed “Design Difference – Designing Our World 2050″, this year?s Congress will directly address today?s global challenges in an attempt to deliver powerful propositions that will shape the world of 2050. We expect professional associations, societies, institutions, government bodies, and corporations from around the world, coming to partake and contribute.

To reach and embrace the future, we will go beyond the conventional congress approach by engaging keynote speakers, design leaders and delegates to interact and collaborate before, during and after the event. For the very first time, we will feature inter-active and participative mini-symposia ? “Design2050 Studios?, led by world-renowned creative experts including Chris Bangle of Chris Bangle Associates, and Stefano Marzano of Philips Design. In the months leading to the Congress, each design leader will head up a team of four to six individuals from multi-discipline backgrounds to create a Design2050 proposition, by imagining, conceptualising and visualising a desired future. The propositions will be presented and discussed during the Congress.

The three-day event will feature presentations by design leaders in the morning sessions. In the afternoon, each Design2050 Studio will present their concepts, followed by panel discussions where you will get an opportunity to discuss and refine the scenarios and transform them into practical realities.

For more information and registration please visit: www.icsidcongress09.com.

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INDULGENCE: 1st Bi-Annual Art & Photo Giclée Exhibition

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INDULGENCE is a first-of-its-kind exhibition in Malaysia, featuring five local talented artists and six photographers. Details of the inaugural event are as follows:

Date:

Friday, May 29, 2009

Time:

8:00pm – 10:00pm

Location:

WL Fine Arts Gallery

Street:

Jalan Chantek 5/13

City/Town:

Petaling Jaya, Malaysi

 For a map, click here.

All prints are exclusively printed by printmaster, Wesley Wong of 2BuddyBiz Sdn Bhd. If you’re an art and photography lover, pay a visit this Friday! Admission is FREE. Invite your friends!

+ 2BuddyBiz
+ 2BuddyPrints.com

Wanna know more about Giclée prints? Click here.

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