Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
Kuja Kuja also took home several Core77 Design Awards this year. The program, designed by IDEO, is the world's first business intelligence platform for the humanitarian space. It is a real-time, fully transparent customer feedback service that invites refugees to rate the services around them and provide ideas on how to improve these.
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Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
Sex Work Is Real Work took home the Strategy & Research Professional award this year. ThinkPlace Kenya's research for PS Kenya (PSK) & Jhpiego involved collaborative research with Female Sex Workers to find solutions for increasing the using Oral PrEP in order to prevent HIV in the FSW community.
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Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
JUMP Bike Share, the Professional Transportation winner this year, is a new affordable electric bike share program.
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Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
CARe, designed by Anand Manohar Asinkar for the Royal College of Art, is a transportation design concept for the future that earned the Transportation Student winner award. CARe is a child seat that transforms into a Segway-based autonomous pram, making traveling with a baby more convenient.
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Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
La Lettura by Federica Fragapane won the Professional Winner award in the Visual Communication category for these poetic data visualizations published within Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera.
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Core77 Design Awards Announce Their 2018 Honorees
Core77 Design Awards
Yuma Naito of Art Center College of Design's AFROPUNK Festival visual design concept was awarded as winner of the Visual Communication student category. The project was awarded for its activist message and high level of craft implemented.
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Framery’s new model, 2Q is designed for 4-6 people. It’s the best place to co-create, brainstorm and have great meetings. The superior sound insulation system ensures that your meetings won’t disturb the office – and the office noise won’t disturb you.Model: Framery 2Q
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery O- VideoConference ready
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- Flip n'Fold
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- NapQ
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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“Our employees feel less distracted and can focus better”- Rikus Pentikäinen, MicrosoftModel: Framery Q - Working with PalClient: Microsoft
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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Model: Framery Q- Betty's CaféClient: Head office Framery
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Framery Acoutics Introduce New Products at Neocon 2018
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We recommend providing one Framery O for every 10 employees and one Framery Q for every 20 employees. As a rule of thumb, the more there is noise or ad hoc conversations in the work area the more pods you need.
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11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Architecture Design of the Year: Bunjil Place
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11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Interior Design of the Year: Can Llimona
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11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Graphic Design of the Year: ACLU Visual Identity
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11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Fashion Design of the Year: Hyrecon 01 Trilogy / AW18 Collection
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Jens Laugesen / photography by Simon Eeles
11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Product Design of the Year / Lullaby
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11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Emerging Architecture Design of the Year: Hotel Bio
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Hossein Moradi
11th Annual International Design Awards Winners Announced
International Design Awards
IDA 17 Emerging Fashion Design of the Year: Suora
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Savannah College of Art and Design / Nasheli Juliana Ortiz González / Photography by Samantha Hunt & Abigail Bobo
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