GUYS! You’ve Got One Week Left!

Entries for the 2017 INDE Awards close in t-minus 6-days, so you’d better get cracking!

GUYS! You’ve Got One Week Left!

BY Indesignlive

February 10th, 2017

Tags: Design Awards Asia Pacific, INDE 2017, INDE. Awards

Ok, so you’ve been busy. Totally get it. But if you want the fame and glory, you’ve only got 6 days to go!

Not sure what to enter? Here’s a little guide to help:

The Building = best building design

The Design Studio = best firm, practice or studio

The Work Space = best workplace design

The Living Space = best residential design

The Social Space = best retail and/or hospitality design

The Object = best product, furniture and industrial design

The Influencer = best product, project or person that best reps Asia Pac

Launch Pad = best emerging designer / design

Not keen on entering? No probs! You can still be part of the INDE Awards by casting your vote for The Prodigy and The Luminary – nominees below:

The Luminary

Mun Summ Wong and Richard Hassell, Founders, WOHA
Kerry Hill, Director, Kerry Hill Architects
Paul Hecker and Hamish Guthrie, Founders, Hecker Guthrie
William Smart, Founder, Smart Design Studio
Nik Karalis, CEO, Woods Bagot
Sonny Chan, Founder, Chan Sau Yan Associates

The Prodigy

Karen Abernethy, Founder, Karen Abernethy Studio
David Flack, Founder, Flack Studio
Daniel To and Emma Aiston, Founders, Daniel Emma
Vince Alafaci and Caroline Choker, Founders, Acme & Co
Lorene Faure and Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, Founders, Bean Buro
Pan Yicheng, Founder, Produce
Frank Leung, Founder, Via
Nelson Chow, Director, NC Design & Architecture

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