Welcome to the 17th and final live jury broadcast for the 2013 Core77 Design Awards! We're on the line with Eddie Opara here in New York City, who is pleased to announce the winners for the Visual Communication category.
Thanks again to all of our esteemed jurors and, of course, the honorees and entrants—we couldn't have done it without you!
It's just about time for lunch for many of us, and we invite you to feast your eyes on our second-to-last 2013 Core77 Design Awards live jury broadcast. We're celebrating Food Design for the second time now, since we introduced the category last year, and our jury team, led by Francesca Sarti of Arabeschi di Latte, is pleased to present their picks.
Wow, what a week! With 14 jury broadcasts in the bag and just three to go, the live announcement of the 2013 Core77 Design Awards winners for the Furniture & Lighting category is our final broadcast of the week (Food and Visual Communication will be on Monday, June 17, at 2pm and 4pm EST respectively).
Unfortunately, Jury Captain Matali Crasset is unable to make it, so Core77 Editor-in-Chief Eric Ludlum is stepping up to announce the winners. (Rest assured she will prepare a video with her jury comments by next week—stay tuned for more.)
Professional Winner: David Irwin - M Lamp Runners-up:
»Lydia Cambron and Von Tundra - 99
»Ryszard Manczak - Tango Pouf Notable: Michael Yates Design - Giacoma Rocker
The field of interaction design has been growing steadily in parallel to the adoption of new technology, and we're always excited to learn what's new and next in this domain. Who better than Anab Jain and Jon Ardern of Superflux to serve as Jury Co-Captains for the Interaction category of the Core77 Design Awards? See them announce the winners LIVE above or at Core77DesignAwards.com.
Those of us here in the States are getting an early start for Day Five of the Core77 Design Awards jury broadcasts, but it's already afternoon for GE's Duncan Trevor-Wilson and his jury team in Shanghai. Tune in now as they announce the winners for the Equipment category—watch the stream above or at Core77DesignAwards.com
For our last Core77 Design Awards jury broadcast of the day, we've got two for the price of one: interiors and exhibitions! ...ok, so that was pretty bad, but the winners for that category definitely are NOT! Live from Mexico City, jury captain Andres Mier y Teran and his jury team— are on air now, presenting their selections for the Interiors & Exhibitions category. Watch above or at Core77DesignAwards.com
We're back in London for the 11th of our 17 Core77 Design Awards live jury broadcasts, where Paul Priestman and his handpicked jury of Mat Hunter, Dale Harrow and Sophie Thomas are pleased to present the winners for the Transportation category! Tune in below or at Core77DesignAwards.com
Welcome to Day Four of the Core77 Design Awards live jury broadcasts! First on the today's schedule, Lars Wallentin and his fellow jury members Charles Morgan, Kym Staiff and Patrick Gaudard announce the Packging category winners live from Corseaux, Switzerland. Tune in to the livestream above or at Core77DesignAwards.com.
On to the next one! Live from New York, it's... Wednesday afternoon? As good a time as any for Jeff "jeffstaple" Ng to announce the winners for the Soft Goods category of the 2013 Core77 Design Awards! Tune in to the livestream above, or at Core77DesignAwards.com!
If the number of entries we received in the Consumer Products category of the 2013 Core77 Design Awards is any indication, this is one of the most anticipated live jury broadcast. Without any further ado, Oliver Grabes of Braun is pleased to announce the winners, runners-up and notables in the product design category.
Our 2013 Core77 Design Awards live jury broadcasts continue this morning with the announcement of the winners in the Social Impact category. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, jury captain Ravi Naidoo and his fellow designers Heinrich Wolff, Porky Hefer and Y. Tsai are pleased to present their selections for this year's winners—watch the announcement below.
We're wrapping up Day Two of the Core77 Design Awards live jury broadcasts with the Strategy & Research team in San Francisco, California. Jury captain Susana Rodríguez de Tembleque of SYPartners selected the honorees with the help of her fellow jury members Kate Aronowitz, Phil Ginsburg and Jesse McMillin—check it out on the livestream above or at Core77DesignAwards.com.
And we're back in London for our second 2013 Core77 Design Awards jury announcement of the day, for the Writing & Commentary category. We'll hand it over to jury captain Justin McGuirk and his fellow jury member Sam Jacob.
Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby need no introduction, but it so happens that they'll be introducing us to several new and noteworthy Speculative design projects: LIVE from London, Dunne is joined by Rosario Hurtado of El Ultimo Grito (Hurtado's partner Roberto Feo, Electrolux's Clive van Heerden and V&A curator Jana Schulze round out the jury team).
Coming to you LIVE from Milan, Italy, we're pleased to present Anna Meroni of Politecnico di Milano, co-captain for the Service category, along with her fellow jury members Matteo Bartolomeo (Avanzi & Make a Cube3) and Anna Spreafico (Esterni). (Meroni's co-captain, esteemed design strategist Ezio Manzini of DESIS Network, is on the DL, but rest assured the team will relay his input.)
LIVE from Århus, Denmark: Simon Kavanagh of KAOSPilots recruited his colleague Morten Nottelmann; Pernille Skov, Director of the Center for Anvendt Kunstnerisk Innovation; and Lasse Schuleit of LYNfabrikken to form his all-star Educational Initiatives jury team.
There's less than one week before our 2013 Core77 Design Awards Live Broadcasts start! We couldn't be more excited for our annual celebration of the best design from all over the globe. We saw a lot of inspiring and innovative work from every corner of the world, and we are looking forward to sharing all of it with you. Starting Monday, June 10, our 17 categories from 10 different countries announcing—LIVE—our incredible 2013 Winners.
So be sure to check out the schedule and set your alarms, because these announcements are something you don't want to miss! Without any further ado, the final schedule:
2013 CORE77 DESIGN AWARDS LIVE BROADCAST SCHEDULE
June 10–17
8 Days. 17 Categories. 10 Countries. 74 Jurors. Live!!
All times and dates are based on Eastern Standard Time.
Please Note: A couple of our times have changed since our announcement last week, so please take note.
And now, the moment(s) you've all been waiting for! The time is upon us: our Live Announcement schedule is finally here! We saw a lot of great work during our judging month, and what better way to celebrate all of your hard work and incredible ideas than having the jury speak directly to you. We couldn't be more excited to announce our winners—LIVE—to the world! So set your alarms because our announcements are coming from ten different countries all over the globe. You won't want to miss out:
2013 CORE77 DESIGN AWARDS LIVE BROADCAST SCHEDULE
June 10–17
8 Days. 17 Categories. 10 Countries. 74 Jurors. Live!! Please Note: All times and dates are based on Eastern Standard Time.
Please Note: A couple of our times have changed since our announcement last week, so please take note.
Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come! Tomorrow, at 8PM Eastern Time, your window to enter the 2013 Core77 Design Awards will officially close. If you want to participate, and haven't entered yet, you still have a chance, but there's no room left for procrastination. Just think of having your work critiqued by our prestigious group of judges. Imagine how much fun you'll have telling your friends that your work won. Better yet, think about how excited you'll be to receive our awesome trophy. There are so many reasons to enter, but not many hours left to do it. Don't hesitate and take advantage of this final day to enter!
If you haven't heard the news about the deadline extension yet, you're in luck! Now that the deadline to submit your work for consideration in the 2013 Core77 Design Awards has been extended to Tuesday, March 26th at 8PM Eastern, those of you who thought you wouldn't have a chance to show off your mad design skills this year can enjoy that huge sigh of relief. With the extra time, you can get busy making sure your work is up to snuff for submission.
Just don't let procrastination or distraction get the best of you this time around, because this deadline is set in stone! (I know we said that about the last one, but this time, we're serious.)
We can't wait to see all the rest of your entries over the next eight days!
We've all done it—putting something off with the best intentions until that gentle, non-confrontational deadline you were ignoring is suddenly in your face, tapping your shoulder and demanding, "What are you gonna do about it? Huh? HUH?"
It's not often that life hands you a second chance, so relish this one. The March 15th, 8PM Eastern deadline to submit your work for consideration in the 2013 Core77 Design Awards has been extended to March 26th, 8PM Eastern. (Of course, we still encourage you to aim to enter by this Friday as entries we receive after the regular deadline will incur a 20% late fee.)
Why are we doing this? We want you to try harder. We don't want anyone to miss out on this wonderful opportunity. Besides, we've all been there.
Yes, everyone is busy, but now is the time to get your stuff together and tell this extended deadline, "I'm no slacker and I will not be pushed around!"
The deadline for the 2013 Core77 Design Awards program draws ever nearer—March 15th to be exact—so if you need any further incentive to submit your work for consideration, perhaps seeing our star-studded lineup of jury members will inspire a renewed sense of urgency. We're in the final stages of organizing the full list of 70+ designers, thinkers and doers—four or more experts in each of the 17 categories—and each team is taking on impressive shape.
Hand-picked by our previously-announced Jury Captains, the jury teams hail from NYC, San Francisco, London, Paris, Milan, Cape Town, Mexico City and Shanghai, to name just a few of the judging locations. Core77 has invited luminaries in each of the categories to select a group of colleagues with whom they will review your entries. Each team has graciously offered their time—not to mention their collective experience and expertise—to judge the projects, and we trust that they share our commitment to recognizing superlative work.
Of course, we're looking forward to bringing even more of the best new design work to their attention, and practicing designers and students alike are encouraged to put their best foot forward and enter today. Without further ado, the Core77 Design Awards is pleased to present our current roster of jury leads and their teams for 2013:
These are the experts and industry leaders you want reviewing and critiquing your work so prepare your finest work and submit it to the Core77 Design Awards today!
The Core77 Design Awards proudly offers 17 progressive categories honoring the richness of the design profession and its practitioners. From Consumer Products to DIY, Service Design to Writing & Commentary, the Core77 Design Awards provides designers, researchers and writers a unique opportunity to communicate the intent, rigor and passion behind their efforts. We also offer 15 designated student sections within our 17 categories. And with globally distributed jury teams, the individuals who will be considering your work are expert practitioners in the field.
As of today, there are only four weeks left to enter the Core77 Design Awards—we've even integrated a handy countdown clock into the Core77 homepage so you don't forget that time is winding down...
Of course, that's still plenty of time for you to put together a kickass entry, and we've got awesome news for those of you who are entering the Consumer Products and/or Equipment categories: We're pleased to announce the final two jury captains for the 2013 Core77 Design Awards program, and we think you'll share our excitement in welcoming these two design luminaries, as well as the 15 others we've already announced—all in one place!
Update, March 5: Check out the Jury Team lineups, hand-picked by our Jury Captains.
» Oliver Grabes, Jury Captain
Head of Design at Braun
Since September 2009, Professor Oliver Grabes is the new Head of Braun Design and is spearheading Braun's new design approach: "the strength of pure." His approach is to translate heritage into the future; taking Braun's values and world famous design heritage and combining it with modern technologies. His approach creates coherent products that are easy to use, useful and well designed. High quality is paramount to ensure a long-lasting product that creates a positive product experience over years. In addition to being Head of Braun Design, he is the chairman of the jury for the BraunPrize 2012 with the theme of "Genius Design for a better everyday."
Image via DMI
» Duncan Trevor-Wilson, Jury Captain
Design Manager at GE Healthcare
Duncan Trevor-Wilson is the global design manager for emerging markets at GE Healthcare based in Shanghai. Responsible for driving Strategic design solutions to developing nations healthcare challenges. Formerly he was a design manager at Motorola consumer experience division Beijing and ResMed Australia. In addition he has been awarded multiple design awards and patents for his innovative creations.
Hit the jump to see all of the previously-announced jury captains!
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Today's the day! Our Earlybird deadline ends at 8PM Eastern Time. To get the exciting 20% discount, you'll need to prepare your best work and submit your entry to the Core77 Design Awards within the next eight hours. You definitely won't want to miss out on getting your finest projects in front of our all-star jury and in the running to get the awesome trophy. Be a part of the most celebratory and inclusive design awards program yet: Submit Now!