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Industrial
Design Master student Wei Hangshuai's “Kitchen
Eco-System” won the Silver Award at the
2008 Creative Shunde International Industrial
Design Awards (China). His other work
"Air-con Plus" also won the Bronze Award in the
same competition. 2310 entries were received
this year. The winning works will be shown at
The 5th China International Patent & Brand Expo
& The 1st China (Shunde) International
Industrial Design Expo at Guangdong (China) on
September 19th till 21st, 2008.
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Industrial
Design student Cher Lijun's work “o’clock” has
been shortlisted in the Crystal Vision Design
competition. The competition wasco-organized by
Designboom and Swarovski. 4074 creative
individuals and institutions from 92 countries
have participated. Lijun's
design
drew inspiration from how a tree’s shadow
changes throughout the day and how that shadow
pattern reflects, measures and symbolizes time.
More details
here.
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Final year
Industrial Design students, Woo Huaijie and
David Mak won the
Merit award in this year Lite-On awards. The
competition received more than 1600 entries. In
addition, Industrial Design alumni Foo Wei Zen
and Chua Wenfong won the
Lite-on Judges Special Awards from the same
competition.
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June 2008 ] |
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3
Industrial Design students', David Mak,
Cheong Yian Ling, Tan Sixiu plus alumni Terence
Woon
works will be featured at the designSingapore
media event for their design of National Day
Parade project.
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Final year
Industrial Design students Brian Law Chuan Chai
and Huang Xiao Nan has been selected as
Finalists in the
Fourth Next-Gen PC Design Competition,
organized by Microsoft and endorsed by the
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA)
and the International Council of Societies of
Industrial Design (ICSID).
This year’s
competition issued an open call to entrants to
dream up futuristic PC designs that give a new
lease of life to people’s passions, such as
travelling, music or photography. Contestants
were challenged to come up with groundbreaking
designs, not only featuring eye-catching
aesthetics, but melding cutting-edge hardware
with the latest software toward empowering
people to follow their passions. The
competition fielded 120 submissions from 32
countries that were as diverse as the passions
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May 2008 ] |
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Industrial Design
student
Chia Yan Wei won the Merit Award for the 9th
ICP World Convention of Logo Design
Competition. |
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April 2008 ] |
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Industrial Design
students
Brian Law and Tan Sixiu were sponsored (in full)
by DesignSingapore to showcase their
cross-collaborative designs (Blueprint 2008) at
the Salone Internazionale del Mobile (Milan
International Furniture show) held 16-21 April
2008, Milan. |
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Industrial Design
student
Tan Sixiu's "Spark!Display" interactive design
is selected and sponsored for manufacture for
National Day Celebration 2008. |
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Industrial Design
alumni Donn Koh's thesis project "Leapfrog" has
been selected the first 30 of the “Best of 100”
which shared a total of 30,000 Euros in prize
monies. . A total of 2,100 entries from 37
different countries were submitted this year.
The IF award is one of the most prestigious
design awards (e.g. iF Award, Red Dot Award,
G-Mark Award and IDEA) recognized by industries
globally.
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4 Industrial
Design final year students, Cheong Yiang Ling,
Cindy Liew, Lionel Wong and Joanne Lin entries
have been selected as Notable Entries in the
Greener Gadgets Design Competition 2008. The
Greener Gadgets Design Competition took place
during February 2008 as part of the Greener
Gadgets Conference in New York City. Core77
challenged the global design community to design
a "greener gadget"; to create innovative
solutions addressing the issues of energy,
carbon footprint, health and toxicity, new
materials, product lifecycle, and social
development.
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