Engineering Section of Eye For Industry Exhibition, Victoria & Albert Museum
RDI 'Design at Work Exhibition' at the Royal Academy. Glassware by Robert Godden, Silverware by Murphy & Milner, Gray, H. Stabler & R. Godden.
View of RDI 'Design at Work' Exhibition at the Royal Academy. Designs by Cooper, Walton, Read, Grant and Havinden.
View of London Transport section of RDI 'Design at Work' Exhibition at the Royal Academy.
View of Great Exhibition of 1851 display at the RDI 'Design at Work' Exhibition at the Royal Academy.
Jean Muir and others at the RDI Dinner & Address, 25 November 1993
Professor Edmund (Ted) Happold at the RDI Dinner & Address, 25 November 1993
Instituted in 1954 as a permanent commemoration of the Society's Bicentenary. Bicentenary Medal is awarded to a person, who, in a manner other than an industrial designer, has exerted exceptional influence in promoting art and design in British industry. The recipient may or may not be a designer, the medal recognises the influence which extends beyond the winner's own design work.\n\nThe Design Advisory Group select a suitable recipient for ratification by the Council's Executive Committee on behalf of the full RSA Council.