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The competition was opened
to full time students in the South East Asia
including educational institutions in
Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, India,
Indonesia, The Philippines and around the
region.
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Industrial
Design alumnus Donn Koh and his
colleagues from University of Cincinnati won the
Gold Prize at Liteon Award this year. Their
design, reNEW Solar battery charger, allows for
a progression of charge, allowing the user to
attain only the most charged batteries when
needed. It serves as a storage and organization
system, while staying friendly and attractive to
the home environment.
Final year
students Liang Yanjie, Yap Kei Woon
and Tan Jun Yuan with their design “DLite
Food Storage System” and NUS Design Incubation
Centre designer Cheong Yian Ling with her
work “dibu” received Merit Awards.
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reNew |
DLite Food
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The Lite-On
Award attracted over 2,000 international young
designers and professionals, hitting a record
high, from Europe, Asia, and America to compete
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2nd year
student, Darren Teo won the top prize for
Gifts and Premiums for the Modern and Happy
Office Design competition and 3rd year student
Cheng Siew Ming was awarded the 2nd
runner-up in the same competition. This
competition was organized by the Singapore Gifts
and Stationery Show 2009.
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Top prize:
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Corporate
gifts and premiums are effective
marketing tools, but are easily
forgotten by consumers. The attachment
of an experiential encounter with the
gift would, however, be able to create a
lifelong memory. Hence, an exquisite
teabag collection, inspired by
Singapore’s iconic oolong tea, 钓鱼（diao
yu, has been created to also cater to
the caffeine needs of a working adult,
both locally and internationally.
Besides breaking apart from conventional
appearance, the tea filter will also be
made with environmental-friendly
material for the eco-friendly consumers.
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2nd Runner
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Nature in
sight can make people feel happy and
relax. But what if nature plays another
role in office? “Plantimo” is the
product everyone will keep eyeing on. It
serves as a timer clock which counts
down to the end of work. User set the
time by turning the leaf knob that works
on the turn-and-dial phone mechanism.
Ticking off silently, the plant will
rise slowly, seemingly growing to life,
and finally a bud opens slightly to
reveal the hidden flower. This mimics
the mood of workers, blossoming after a
hard day of work, revealing the fruit of
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Final year
student Tiffany Loy won the Bombay
Sapphire Designer Glass Competition 2009. Her
work "Martini Ice-Cold" will represent Singapore
to attend this year Global Final undertaken in
London. The clear blue bottle of Bombay Sapphire
exudes a cool glacier, refreshing and relaxing
atmosphere which inspire the design concept
based on ice blocks and glaciers.
Martini
Ice-Cold
"Martini
Ice-Cold" is a glass that takes the form,
texture and translucency of a ice cold glass,
providing the refreshing feeling of enjoying a
martini. The slight frosted surface of the glass
highlights its contours, smooth yet organic and
approachable. |
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ID Year 3 students Liang Yanjie
and Royston Lim Qilun won the
Silver award at this year's Flip Challenge
and Year 4 students Abdul
Rashid Adnan & Samson Tan won the
Merit Award at the same competition. The two
awards were organized by
Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC).
Yanjie and Royston's winning design
Rashid Adnan & Samson's winning design
ID Year 3
student Liang Yanjie won the Merit
Award in this year's Furniture Design Award
for his work "Wisteria".
Wisteria
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