Just like the title says, it’s never too late to get an early start, so start gathering your materials now for your entries in the 2024 Core77 Design Awards. Take a look through our article 5 Steps for Putting Together an Impeccable Core77 Awards Entry in Record Time to get ahead of the game.
Each category is judged by distinct Jury Teams, and each year our collective juries reads like a who’s who of contemporary design. We’re honored and proud of the collection of industry leaders who have helped us through the years, and you can take a look through our entire Jury Alumni in the new gallery we released last month.
While you’re waiting, we’ve picked a few entries from last year for you to look at for inspiration:
Branding & Identity Professional Winner: “Foundry Field: Brand Identity” by Clinton Carlson Design | University of Notre Dame is a branding system for a community-centric public baseball field that aims to highlight underrepresented histories, engage our community on issues of race, representation, and access, and introduce baseball to the next generation.
Built Environment Student Winner: “Neuman Forest Environmental Learning Pavilions” by Idaho Design Build Studio for University of Idaho is a collection of educational spaces for forest ecology and wider sustainability education, and a refuge for community members and visitors to engage with the surrounding woods.
Commercial Equipment Student Winner: “TetherLock” by Jakob Kohnle for Umea Institute of Design, an innovative tethering system that allows industrial climbers to secure their tools in an efficient and safe way.
Consumer Technology Professional Runner Up: “Fitbit Inspire 3” by Google Hardware Design Team for Google is an entry-level, approachable health and fitness tracker that automatically tracks your wellness to help you move more, sleep better and stress less.
See all the winning projects in the 2023 Core77 Design Awards winners gallery.
