Paul Priestman's guest appearances

Paul Priestman

Architecture Masters

On Design with Justyna Green

Better Future Exec Club Podcast

Yinka Ilori

Sophie Ashby

Piero Lissoni

Brian Collins

Debbie Millman

Shantell Martin

John Booth

Andy J

Matteo Bologna

Rick Bell

Lee Broom

Michael Anastassiades

Charbel Zeaiter

Keith Bradley

Peter Clegg

OwlTail

Paul Priestman - Spotlight - BETTER FUTURE

In this episode, Mark sits down with one of the world's leading industrial designers, Paul Priestman - Founder &amp; Chairman at PriestmanGoode. Mark and Paul discuss the evolving world of transport design, including how we must embrace our capacity to design our way out of issues, creating private space within the public space, and the significance of designing with consideration of different cultures, beliefs, and abilities. The conversation leaves them asking an important but often sidelined design question that is all too pertinent for our busy lives... what's the rush?!For video, quotes, and talking points from this Spotlight, please head over to the Design Exec Club Website.

In this episode, Mark sits down with one of the world's leading industrial designers, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-priestman-38497111/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Priestman</a> - Founder &amp; Chairman at PriestmanGoode. Mark and Paul discuss the evolving world of transport design, including how we must embrace our capacity to design our way out of issues, creating private space within the public space, and the significance of designing with consideration of different cultures, beliefs, and abilities. The conversation leaves them asking an important but often sidelined design question that is all too pertinent for our busy lives... what's the rush?!For video, quotes, and talking points from this Spotlight, please head over to the <a href="https://www.designexecclub.com/post/paul-priestman-better-future-spotlight-06" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Design Exec Club Website.</a>

Paul Priestman - Better Future Spotlight - Design Exec Club

On the programme this week is the designer Paul Priestman. Paul started his business designing the packaging for Boots’ Number 7 cosmetics.  Some 30 years later PriestmanGoode, the firm he started along with Nigel  Goode, has become the go-to firm responsible for designing many of the seats, aircraft cabins, carriages, berths, beds, hotel rooms and … Continue reading "Paul Priestman, Co-Founder, PriestmanGoode"

On the programme this week is the designer Paul Priestman. Paul started his business designing the packaging for Boots’ Number 7 cosmetics.  Some 30 years later PriestmanGoode, the firm he started along with Nigel  Goode, has become the go-to firm responsible for designing many of the seats, aircraft cabins, carriages, berths, beds, hotel rooms and … <a href="https://architecturemasters.org/blog/podcast/paul-priestman-episode-35/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading "Paul Priestman, Co-Founder, PriestmanGoode"</a>

Paul Priestman, Co-Founder, PriestmanGoode

In the third episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Paul Priestman, chairman of PriestmanGoode. PriestmanGoode is the design agency behind the design of the new Tube for London and the initial concept for Hyperloop so it's no surprise, that in this episode we talk about Paul's great passion - transport design. We chat about everything from high-speed trains and Dragonfly drones to walkable cities and solutions for ageing population. We also discuss how design of public transport can shape cities' identities and how great design tends to be 'invisible'.   Presented by Justyna Green Music by James Green

In the third episode of the Justyna Green podcast, I speak to Paul Priestman, chairman of PriestmanGoode. PriestmanGoode is the design agency behind the design of the new Tube for London and the initial concept for Hyperloop so it's no surprise, that in this episode we talk about Paul's great passion - transport design. We chat about everything from high-speed trains and Dragonfly drones to walkable cities and solutions for ageing population. We also discuss how design of public transport can shape cities' identities and how great design tends to be 'invisible'. Presented by Justyna Green Music by James Green

Paul Priestman on transport