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Peter Geoffrey Lambert
Born
Peter Lambert

c.1957
Queensland, Australia
Occupation(s)Graphic designer
educationist
SpouseBarbara
Websitewww.pld.net.au

Peter Lambert is an Australian graphic designer best known for his....

Early life

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Peter Lambert was born 1957 in Queensland.[1]

Stuff

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Grave of Bon Scott, Fremantle Cemetery, Western Australia, with Lambert's National Trust logo
 
Old Melbourne Gaol with National Trust signage

Lambert began work in 1983 with Michael Bryce's company, Bryce Design Consultants, eventually becoming the Senior Designer.[2] As part of his work with Bryce, he created the logo for the National Trust of Australia, a design featuring gum leaves and gum nuts. In 2006, a National Trust brass plaque was stolen from the grave of musician, Bon Scott.[3] The logo has been in use since 1983 and is seen on signage for National Trust properties across Australia.


Career

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Lambert's work has been recognised nationally and internationally for their design excellence[4]:

  • Her Majesty’s Theatre, Ballarat, Victoria.
  • Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (VIOSH) Australia
  • Ausflag – Professional Design Competition & Exhibition 1997, third prize
  • Winner of the 2005 Victorian RoadSafe Frank Green Award for the Mobile Phone safety campaign.

Lambert has been a member of the Design Institute of Australia since 1984. He was inducted as a Fellow of the Institute in 2012.[2]

Lambert's work is featured prominently on many businesses around Ballarat as well as throughout the community. This includes signage for large interpretative panels at historic landmarks in Mt. Pleasant[5] and Sebastopol.


Reception

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Design studios

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Recognition

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Exhibitions

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References

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  1. ^ Source needed
  2. ^ a b Lambert, Peter (2023), 45 - A visual record of forty-five years of graphic design practice, Peter Lambert Design, ISBN 978-0-646-88857-6
  3. ^ "Bon Scott's Grave Plaque Stolen". fasterlouder.com. 10 July 2006. Archived from the original on 25 April 2013. Retrieved 17 January 2013.
  4. ^ Peter Lambert, Central Highlands Arts Atlas, https://www.artsatlas.com.au/peter-lambert-design/
  5. ^ "This is end of the tram line once more in Mount Pleasant". The Courier. Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. 21 February 2020. Retrieved 13 September 2024.
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