Final call for 2016 iF Design Awards!
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Be quick – In just a few days, registration opportunities for three different 2016 iF Design Awards will close.
Every year, companies from around the globe subject their products and services to the rigorous testing of the iF Design Awards. It’s of little wonder, considering the support iF affords its award winners; international exhibitions, the iF design app and appearance in the iF World Design Guide platform are all on the cards for those entering.
On 15 October 2015, registration will close for…
iF Design Award 2016
This is the big one. The internationally renowned iF Design Award was established in 1953 and ranks among the most important design awards in the world.
iF Public Value Award 2016
Good projects change society, and this is what the new iF Public Value Award is about: projects that contribute to finding solutions to the most pressing questions of our time.
iF Public Value Student Award 2016
This award recognizes student projects focusing on the development of creative concepts to tackle the big issues of our time. Does the project solve an important social problem? Does it thus create a dimension of use that also considers ethical questions?
Entries close on October 15, 2015. So be quick!
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