QE2 design team

[Twynkle]

The Design Team on board RMS Queen Mary!
Getty Images - and did they leave out Lady Tweedsmuir?

Found this link on LinersList site :
 
"Interior Designers For The Cunard Liner

http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/interior-designers-evelyn-pinching-jon-bannenberg-jean-news-photo/505814070

Interior designers (L-R) Evelyn Pinching, Jon Bannenberg, Jean Monro, Michael Inchbald, James Gardner, Dennis Lennon and David Hicks, pictured on the deck of the Queen Mary liner as they are appointed to design the new Q4 Cunard liner, Southampton, England, October 23rd 1965."

[Lynda Bradford]

Chief Naval Architect and Technical Director

Dan Wallace

Tom Kameen Died: 2014 Cunard's Technical Director

List of QE2 Interior Designers:

Stefan Buzas Died: 2 October 2008
He was the designer of the 736 Club (with Alan Irvine), The London Gallery and the original Shopping Arcade and suites. 

James Gardner, exterior styling Died: 25 March 1995

Dennis Lennon responsible for three restaurants, a some suites, main entrances and staircases

Michael Inchbald: Died: 23 February 2013 Responsible for Queens Room and Quarter Deck Library

David Hicks Died: 1998 responsible for Q4 Room design

Jon Bannenberg Died: May 2002 He was responsible for the design of Double up, Double down room, the deluxe Bannenberg suites, the Six Deck indoor swimming pool and the card room

Gaby Schreiber Died: 1991

Theo Crosby Died: September 1994 Lookout Bar
Note on Look-out Bar designers:
Gillian Wise 1936-2020 designed the Look-out Bar linenfold stainless steel and glass screen
Lurashell seating was designed by Crosby/Fletcher/Forbes

Mrs Jo Pattrick - Six deck hospital and Crew Areas (view pictures of crew areas in the Gallery

Professor Misha Black Died: October 1977 He was the designer of the Synagogue on QE2

Elizabeth Beloe and Tony Heaton - designed the Children's room Creche and Cinema

Consultants:
The Marquis of Queensberry - tableware
Geoffrey Dunn - design and construction of loose furniture on QE2
Lady Tweedsmuir, Cunard's First Lady Director advised on the practical outlook of the passenger areas

Technical Co-ordinators: Tabb Hastlehurst, co-ordinated between builders, designers and sub contractors. 

Furniture designers:

William Plunkett Died: May 2013 designer of midship bar and double down room furniture

Miles van der Rohe: designer of chairs for original Grill Room

Harry Bertoia - Bertoia Chairs

Note: Work in progress
 

[Twynkle]

Lynda
You may wish to add Priscilla, Lady Tweedsmuir too!

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And a brief history on design and decor of these rooms:

....Designers for the cabins were appointed at a later stage during the building but the actual layouts of the rooms reflected many practical ideas and layouts done by the original design team and Lady Tweedsmuir, who was appointed as Cunard’s first lady director in 1965....

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(An interesting book too!
Designing Liners: A History of Interior Design Afloat
https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=1134189397
Anne Wealleans - 2006 - ?Architecture
In April 1967, when work was well underway on the interiors, the QE2 was featured in the new Weekend Telegraph Colour Magazine. The new model of the ship was featured, surrounded by the Cunard Board. This featured Lady Tweedsmuir, 'Cunard's first woman director who is advising on the practical aspects of the Q4 ...)

[Lynda Bradford]

Thanks Rosie, I have added Lady Tweedsmuir in relation to her advisory role. 

It is a work in progress at the moment so much more to be added.