A’ Design Awards 2018 Call for Entries

31 August 2018

A’ Design Awards 2018 Call for Entries

Renowned worldwide, The A’Design Awards are one of the most prestigious and inclusive design competitions - and are currently calling for entries.

A’ Design Award & Competition, one of the world’s leading international design competitions, is back and open for entries. Each year the Awards attracts works from architects, designers and artists, bringing together individuals who are at the top of their industries and highlighting the best examples of design from across the globe. To nominate your design for the competition, click here.

Cocoon by Tim Kwok

An impressive judging panel - made up of prominent architects, press members and design professionals - are responsible for choosing this year's winning designs. The primary aim of the A’ Design Award & Competition is to create a global awareness and understanding for good design practices and principles by highlighting the best designs in all countries and in all industrial fields.

Ripple Club House by Kris Lin

Winners of the A'Design Awards receive huge amounts of publicity, recognition and credibility, as well as international press coverage and exhibitions of their work. All awarded works will be displayed at a winners' exhibition, which is launched by a black-tie Gala event where designers and winners will have the chance to network. To view the complete list of prizes available to A'Design Award winners, click here.

Wild Horses Window VM Display of Hermès by L'Atelier Five

The A’ Design Competition aims to create incentives that ignite and reward creativity, original ideas and concept generation in all industrial sectors. This year's categories include: Architecture Design Award, Communication Design Award, Service Design Award, Industrial Design Award, Product Design Award, Fashion Design Award and many more. To register your design for the A'Design Awards, click here. To find out more about the competition, including the list of previous winners, click here.

Or2 Photochromic Canopy Structure by Orproject