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2003 braunprize international design competition
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Type:
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competition
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Registration Deadline:
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31/1/2003
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Submission Deadline:
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31/1/2003
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Open to:
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professionals and students who completed their studies after March 8, 2000.
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Entry Fee:
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none |
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Awards: |
up to eur 25,000
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Jury:
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peter schneider, director corporate design, braun
rainer silbernagel, director new product and project engineering, braun
anne stenros, managing director - design forum finland [dff]
alexander manu, principal, axis group international
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the braunprize seeks to promote the work of young designers from all over
the world, to recognise the work of design schools and to help develop a
greater appreciation of the factors and criteria which make for good product
design. furthermore, it serves to make the ingenuity and creativity of young
designers accessible to the public and to provide a link between young
designers and industry or potential clients.
prize money
the winner of the braunprize will receive eur 11,000 in prize money or a
[paid] six-month internship in the design department at braun. another eur
14,000 of prize money will be shared by the other finalists. the number of
finalists will be determined by the braunprize jury. the total prize money
amounts to eur 25,000. the best entries will be presented in the travelling
braunprize exhibition and will also be published in the international press
and on the internet.
the travelling exhibition seeks to provide an insight into current trends in
design and design training around the world.
call for entries
as always, participants in the braunprize competition are entirely free to
choose their own product ideas and are not restricted to products from the
consumer goods sector. the braunprize is entirely independent of the braun
product range.
the braunprize places great emphasis on people as the focus of product
development and therefore on product concepts which represent real
innovations in design and technology and which help people in their everyday
lives - in the home, at work or school, during sports and leisure activities
or in the context of health and healthcare.
please note that software and media design concepts are excluded from the
scope of the competition. the jury assesses all the product concepts
submitted in accordance with the following criteria:
design - every aspect of the product's design is considered.
technology - how convincingly the product performs its function.
usability - the benefit which the product provides for the user.
people must be seen to be both the inspiration for the product concept and
the focus of its realisation.
the following additional factors are also taken into account during the
assessment process:
a thorough analysis of the assumptions on which the product is based.
the social relevance of the product idea.
the environmental compatibility of the product concept.
its feasibility with regard to processes and costs.
as the best projects will be shown in an exhibition, the quality of the
design model is another important factor, as is the clarity and quality of
the presentation of the project.
along with the quality of the design, innovation and practical usability are
prerequisites for success in the braunprize competition. in addition to
innovative ideas, intelligent redesign concepts will also be considered.
the braunprize is supported by icsid [international council of societies of
industrial design].
the braunprize is supported by 'deutschen designer club'.
judging
the judging process takes place in three stages.
in the first stage, the 4 jury members assess the projects on the basis of
design sketches, photographs of the design model, technical drawings and a
project description. about 40-50 entries will be selected for the second
stage.
the design models are requested for the second stage of judging as they will
form the basis for the jury's selection of the finalists who will be invited
to the braunprize forum where the overall winner will be elected. it is also
at the second stage that the jury selects additional outstanding projects
for inclusion in the braunprize exhibition.
in the third stage, which takes place at the braunprize forum, the finalists
present their projects to an invited audience made up of representatives
from the design sector as well as figures from the worlds of industry,
technology and the media with a special interest in the field of design. the
overall winner of the 2003 braunprize will be selected on the basis of the
votes cast by the guest jurors attending the forum.
entry conditions
the competition is open to all industrial designers around the world,
who are still studying, or
who completed their studies after march 8, 2000.
the closing date is january 31, 2003.
all the necessary documents must have reached braun by this date.
designs must not have received an award in any other competition at the time
that
they are entered for the braunprize. participants are responsible for
applying for legal protection for intellectual
property. commercial rights to the designs must not have been transferred to
a
third party at the time that they are entered for the competition. the
copyright
and right of use belong to the participant. the legal regulations governing
intellectual property rights shall apply.
the documents submitted will be treated in confidence.
by signing the entry form,
participants declare their acceptance of the entry conditions,
that they own the copyright for the project submitted.
they also consent
to the publication of material associated with the project submitted and
with the persons involved,
to making the design model available to braun [if their project is selected
for the braunprize exhibition] for the duration of the period during which
it is required for the travelling exhibition. this period shall not exceed 6
months from the date of the award ceremony.
how to enter
please submit the following documents for the first stage of the competition
by conventional mail/courier or by e-mail/on-line upload:
the completed entry form [bearing your signature if you are submitting your
entry by conventional mail/courier].
sketches, photographs of the design model, technical drawings and a project
description. these documents may be submitted in german or english. video
cassettes and cd-roms may also be submitted to complement the other entry
documents. please note: if your entry is selected for the second stage, you
will have to submit a physical design model.
a short summary [1 chart] in english which explains the concept and the
innovative features of the design. this item, which com plements the other
entry documents, is a great help to the international jury.
please send your entry documents in an envelope marked 'braunprize' to:
braun gmbh
postfach 1120
d-61466 kronberg
or to the following e-mail address:
[email protected] [a registration number is required when submitting
entries by e-mail/on-line upload.]
further information and the entry form can also be found in 'enter here!' on
this website.
if you have any questions or wish to order an entry form, please send an
e-mail to:
[email protected]
or call the braunprize hotline on:
+49 6173 30-2266
entry by e-mail
entry by conventional mail
the closing date is january 31, 2003.
closing date
january 31, 2003
all the documents for the first stage must have reached braun by this date.
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