Jock Kinneir born in Hampshire
Jock is born to Helen and Guy Kinneir in Aldershot, Hampshire. After their separation he is brought up by his paternal grandparents in Bexhill. He attends Tonbridge School in Kent.
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Jock and Joan marry
Jock, 23, and Joan Lancaster marry in Eastbury, Berkshire.
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World War II begins
At the beginning of WWII, Jock joins the British Army. He serves as a captain in North Africa, Italy, and Burma.
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Living on a Landing Craft
The family of five live aboard the converted craft while plans of their first home are drawn up by Jock.
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Jock Kinneir passes away
Jock passes away age 77, survived by his wife Joan and the families of his three children.
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Graphic design workshop at the Aarhus School of Architecture
Jock Kinneir runs a one-time workshop ‘Information in the Environment’ to students of multiple courses. Peter Gyllan describes switching from Industrial to Graphic Design after taking part.
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Transportation Graphics: Where Am I Going? How Do I Get There?
A 1967 symposium on Transportation Graphics at The Museum of Modern Art, New York, invited Jock Kinneir to present. We can now accompany the magazine Dot Zero’s publication on it with the original audio recording.
- airport
- Anderson Committee
- Andrew Haig
- annual report
- architecture
- book
- Chelsea School of Art
- conference
- cover
- David Tuhill
- Denmark
- Environmental Graphics
- exhibition
- family
- graphic design
- his character
- interview
- Kinneir Calvert Associates
- Kinneir Calvert Tuhill
- Lion and Unicorn Press
- London
- Margaret Calvert
- Mills & Allen
- MoMa
- Montreal
- motorway
- Motorways
- NATO
- New York
- Old Barrack Yard
- painting
- Pan African Railways
- Personal
- presentation
- railway
- regulation
- research
- Richard Guyatt
- road signs
- Royal College of Art
- signage
- studio
- systems
- teaching
- The Architectural Press
- transportation
- workshop
- WWII