Paul Cockburn

  • Designer
An industrial designer and a principal of the design practice, "Design Field". His career to 1986 is summarised in an interview with Charles Furey. "The Commercial Effectiveness of Products resulting from Industrial Designing in Australia." Australia Council, Design Arts Board, 1986.
Tags: Industrial design, Design Field
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Paul Cockburn studied at the Ealing School of Art, London, and formed Design Field in London in 1969. He returned to Australia in the 1970s and the Design Field consultancy grew over the next 20 years to undertake projects for clients including Apple Computer, AWA and Black and Decker. The group’s most recognised project is the redesign of the Eveready Dolphin lantern in 1972 and again in 1989. Paul also works as an automotive writer for Motor Magazine.

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Powerhouse Museum
Date written:
2012
Last updated:
2012

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