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CHI & Partners and Prince’s Trust win Design Week Awards Best of Show
The Tomorrow Project, created by CHI & Partners for the Prince’s Trust, has picked up the Best of Show prize at the 2014 Design Week Awards.
The 2014 Design Week Awards winners
Best of Show Winner: Tomorrow Project for The Prince’s Trust, By CHI & Partners This project comprises a brand campaign, retail designs and an initiative to tackle issues around youth
Brand Campaigns shortlist 2014
Nissan IDx, by AKQA Nissan IDx is a co-creation project that allows drivers to share their ideas around car design with Nissan and help shape future designs. IDx was launched
Print Communications shortlist 2014
Football Hero Stamps for Royal Mail, by True North True North was asked to design a set of stamps for Royal Mail to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the foundation of the Football Association,
Rising Star shortlist 2014
Richard Brownlie-Marshall Richard Brownlie-Marshall is head of creative at healthy-eating chain Tossed, working on projects including store interiors, marketing campaigns and packaging. He has also worked for clients including the
Furniture Design shortlist 2014
Manu Zeppelin Hanging Chair, by Maffam Freeform The Manu Zeppelin is part of a family of hanging chairs and is made from a basalt fibre. The chair also features quartz
Product Design – Consumer shortlist 2014
The Vamp, by Paul Cocksedge Studio The Vamp is a device that transforms any speaker into a portable, battery-powered Bluetooth speaker. The Vamp is compatible with speakers of any size
Product Design – Industrial shortlist 2014
Budweiser Man of the Match Trophy for AB Inbev, by JKR The new Budweiser Man of the Match trophy made its debut in the 2013 Confederations Cup. The design is
TV, Film and Video Graphics shortlist 2014
Excuses for TV Licensing, by Red Bee Media with White Robot Red Bee Media worked with animation studio White Robot on a campaign for TV Licensing, highlighting the creative and
Writing for Design shortlist 2014
2013 Lecture Series for AIGA San Francisco, by Reed Words and Mucho Reed Words and Mucho were asked to create promotional materials for a set of three design lectures for
Hospitality & Workplace Interiors shortlist 2014
Shopper Science Lab, for GlaxoSmithKline, by Pope Wainwright Pope Wainwright worked with the GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Shopper Science Lab team to create a new shopper insight facility. The 10 000m2
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