Chief designer of the company Apple and from this year also board member Jonathan Ive was today made a Sir of the British Empire. Sir Jonathan Ive was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. Sir Jonathan Ive works for the company Apple since 1992 and stands not only for a number of products, but especially for technologies that revolutionized production.
The Unibody design, which is just as much a part of his work as the iMac stand and Cinema display, is an example of this. Ive is a man who often gets up from his design chair to be able to work.chat months to inspire masters to process individual materials and learned to use the given material in maximal extent. For example, the fact is known when the pedestal Apple The iMac took two months to design in collaboration with masters from China, who taught Jonathan and his team to create the perfect bend that can hold the body of the iMac in a fixed position.
Sir Jonathan Ive said: “I am very aware that I benefit from the wonderful tradition of design and manufacturing in the UK. To be honoured with this title is absolutely thrilling and I am humbled and truly grateful. I discovered at an early age that all I wanted to do was design. I feel incredibly lucky to still be able to design and make products alongside a group of remarkable people here in App"lu".
This year, Jonathan Ive was faced with a situation in which, on the one hand, he wanted to stay in Applu whom he loves, but on the other hand his heart was more and more drawn to Britain, where he wanted to settle permanently. Nakonec decided for Apple and we can only be happy.
*Source: BBC.co.uk
Nice video from the movie Objectified. :)
That's what the queen should also name the chief designer from Samsung Sir :D
Payinez: She named it, didn't she? :-))))
Lucia Zavřelová: loool, he was good :D :D :D
Yeah, Samsung is tough. On the other hand, he takes it honestly and the last event, when he also used the same child actress in an advertisement as Apple it's a good taunt from her.