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The A’ Design Award & Competition has been established to promote and recognize the best design works in all countries and in all creative disciplines. The primary aim of the A’ Design Award & Competition is to create a global awareness and understanding for good design practices and principles by highlighting the best designs in all countries and in all industrial fields.
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A’ Design Award & Competition (designaward.com) came to an end and we are glad to announce some of the most interesting ideas among the winners. More specifically, the World’s largest and most diffused international design awards announced results of the 2016 – 2017 design competition: 1958 Winners from 98 countries in 97 different design disciplines.
Read moreA’ Design Award & Competition is an annual juried design competition that honors designers, architects, artists and design oriented companies worldwide. The competition awards design from Furniture, Interior design, Electronic Devices, Architecture, Packaging, Graphic design, Ready-Made, Jewelry design, Interfaces, Web Sites, Transportation, Yacht Design and others.
Read moreA’ Design Award and Competition is the world’s largest design competition awarding best designs, design concepts and products & services. The primary aim of the competition is to create publicity, PR push and advertisement opportunities for award winners while supporting the global design culture, creating incentives for entrants to come up with superior designs for a better future.
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VAUMM architecture & urbanism studio operates since its formalization in multiple scales from different angles, from land use projects with a cultural or theoretical vision, to collaborations with artists in order to provide technical support to the constructive realization of the intervention, through various building works, new or of rehabilitation.
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The young Brazilian architect Guilherme Torres chose to live in a small studio in Londrina, Brazil. The place would lodge an artist’s painting atelier and was under redecoration for over 10 years by the architect himself. The present project came to life due to several problems found in the building such as electricity mains and rewiring, wall cracks and seepage.
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