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Awards Competition Includes Furniture Design
By Mike Botta
February 9, 2012 – A New York-based online design service is inviting furniture designers, students and others to enter its second annual awards competition.
The program, sponsored by the Core77 Design Network, features 17 categories ranging from established fields to new emerging practices. Of those, 15 categories offer separate entry fields for professionals and students.
Core77 describes itself as an international web-based community for designers and design enthusiasts seeking trends, information, resources and opportunities. Users practice in multiple disciplines, with a concentration on industrial design, design management, graphic design and interactive design, according to the service.
Entrants are invited to upload videos to accompany their submissions, providing personal testimony about their entries to an international jury.
Judging the Entries
The judging process combines global perspectives with local expertise. For each category, lead judges were selected from 8 countries and invited to choose their own jury pools from among experts in their fields. The results are expected to be broadcast live via the Internet, according to Core77.
In addition to recognition, winners in each category will be awarded a trophy created by the New York design studio Rich Brilliant Willing.
Among the Categories …
Categories of potential interest to Modern Woodworking readers include:
---Furniture and lighting products or systems for private, public, commercial or industrial use. Examples include home or public seating, office systems, lighting, street lighting and workstations.
--- Spatial design as it relates to physical interiors, exhibitions of installations, either permanent or temporary, and to any context (private, commercial, public or institutional). Examples include public installations, restaurant/hospitality interiors, office or medical interiors, set designs, retail displays, exhibition booths, etc.
--- Equipment and systems designed for public, commercial, industrial, medical and scientific use. Examples include machinery, construction tools, medical instruments and devices, transaction kiosks and weather instruments.
---Graphic design, branding and structural designs related to the packaging of products. Examples include primary or secondary packaging for Fast Moving Consumer Goods or premium brands, promotional packaging and gifting programs, and limited editions.
--- Any do-it-yourself (DIY) personal project that is self directed, self-produced and self-funded. DIY implies that the entrant came up with the idea and saw it through to fruition using do-it-yourself know-how, whether it’s the modification of an existing system or artifact or the creation of something new. Examples include hacks, mods, recycles, upcycles, crafts, digital fabs, etc. (Note: There are no professional or student distinctions in this category, according to the group. Special reduced entry fee applies.)
Core 77 is offering a 20-percent discount for early birds who enter the contest by March 13. Final deadline is April 10.
Entry fees, as listed on the Core77 Design Awards website, are: $120 for professionals; $40 for pro bono professionals, and $40 for do-it-yourselfers and students. (Click here for full entry details).
Additional information is available at www.core77designawards.com.
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