Have your say! People’s Choice voting for the INDE.Awards 2018 Luminary and The Prodigy of the year is closing soon.
April 27th, 2018
We want to hear from you! But time is running out. This is your last chance to have your say in the INDE.Awards 2018 People’s Choice categories. Who moves you in APAC? We’ve selected four established stalwarts and four up-and-comers who are changing the face of A&D for the better. Who gets your vote for The Luminary and The Prodigy of the year?
The Luminaries are those who strive to change the world of design; who challenge the design industry to be better; to push us all in the direction of innovation and constant improvement.
Khai Liew (Khai Liew, Australia): Designer of exquisitely crafted furniture and Australian colonial furniture specialist.

Ma Yansong (Mad Architects, China): Architect seeking a new balance between city, environment and society.

Mia Feasey (Siren Design Group, Australia and Singapore): Interior designer changing the game around APAC.

Vo Trong Nghia (Vo Trong Nghia Architects, Vietnam): Architect using greenery to rehabilitate Vietnam’s urban centres.
Vote for your ‘People’s Choice’ Luminary of the year here.
Thanks to Luminary category Partner Wilkhahn, just by casting your vote, you could win a trip to Germany for Orgatec!
Our Prodigies demonstrate a spirit of progression, expertise and big-picture thinking. They are bold, fearless and entirely unforgettable – pushing the boundaries and leaving an indelible mark on the design world in our region and beyond.

Briar Hickling and Alex Mok (Linehouse, China): Architects and interior designers transforming the mundane into performative acts.

Olivia Lee (OLIVIA LEE, Singapore): Designer creating new experiences and uncovering new rituals and behaviours.

Nick Harding (Ha, Australia): Architect with an interest in future models for Australian cities and a focus on people.

David Neustein and Grace Mortlock (Other Architects/Otherothers, Australia): Architects seeking out ‘other’ approaches that challenge convention.
Vote for your ‘People’s Choice’ Prodigy of the year here.
Thanks to The Prodigy category partner Cosentino.
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