Sixty Four Years of Good Design

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WELCOME 002 GOOD DESIGN AWARDS 005 JURY AND CRITERIA 009 OUR PARTNERS 013 AWARDS 025 SPECIAL ACCOLADES 025 GOOD DESIGN TICK 043 AWARD OF THE YEAR 045 SUSTAINABILITY AWARD 051 BEST IN CLASS 057 GOLD WINNERS 119 AWARD WINNERS 225
CATEGORY PARTNERS MEDIA PARTNERS CREATIVE PARTNER TROPHY PARTNERS SPECIAL ACCOLADE PARTNERS
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My introduction to invention and innovation was around six years of age when my father, who was a chemist and physicist at the University of Queensland, brought home a large vat of white cream, plastered it all over my four siblings and myself and sent us out to play in the sun all day.

I found out later that my siblings and I were some of the first non-mice/ mice to test sunscreen in Australia.

I also discovered then that invention, innovation and design involved an enormous amount of prototyping and user testing.

It was wonderful to reconvene in person at the Australian Good Design Awards Ceremony this year after a two-year hiatus! The extraordinary capability across invention, innovation and design was on full display and celebrated by 1000+ guests.

Our Good Design Award winners genuinely impact individuals in every area of our society because design, of course, is in every breath and every part of our lives.

The sheer breadth and calibre of projects across all the Award categories this year made it extremely difficult for our expert judges to choose the ultimate winners. We thank them for their time and commitment once again to helping us find the best inventors, innovators and designers across Australia and the world.

As we urgently look to regenerate our world, there is no more important and critical time for us to collaborate across disciplines, domains and sectors.

It is a plain observation that design can help save our world.

Design is the first, unavoidable step in shaping the solutions to the challenges, issues and problems we face. Our collective future depends on our ability to invent and innovate, to bring design thinking to our most pressing and wicked problems.

Congratulations once again to the 2022 Australian Good Design Award winners. We know this Award will embolden you as you continue your journey, and we wish you every success!

Maybe just try keep your kids away from those early prototypes.

Message from Our Patron 1—2

The Australian Good Design Awards is the country’s longest running international design awards and proudly, one of the oldest in the world with its roots going right back to the Industrial Design Council of Australia in 1958. It’s a title we hold with great pride and enormous responsibility.

This Yearbook is a celebration of cutting edge-design innovations that are solving problems, improving our quality of life and helping our planet move towards a more prosperous future.

Without a doubt, our world is facing extraordinary challenges - and extraordinary challenges call for exceptional solutions. That’s exactly what designers create.

Better products, more efficient services, better places and spaces, more holistic experiences, better systems, more profitable businesses, more inclusive societies, more sustainable cities and more prosperous economies.

Companies that invest in design grow their revenues and shareholder returns at nearly twice the rate of those that don’t – that’s a fact. Imagine the ripple effect across our economies if all businesses invested more in design? Imagine the growth in jobs and prosperity that investment in good design can bring to our SME and start-ups? Imagine the benefits that good design could bring to the public sector in the way government designs policy?

Design allows us to imagine a better future and gives us the tools to systematically design our way towards that vision. That is exactly what these Awards are about and why it’s important to celebrate good design in all its forms.

Thank you to the Good Design Awards Jury for their valuable time and commitment to evaluating these amazing projects - we are immensely grateful for the contribution you make to these Awards every year.

My heartfelt congratulations to all the designers, architects, engineers, entrepreneurs and changemakers who designed and developed the inspirational projects featured in this Yearbook – you deserve to be celebrated at the highest level.

WHERE ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE

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GOODDESIGNAWARDS AWARDS

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ABOUT THE AWARDS

The Australian Good Design Awards continues a long and proud legacy of showcasing the very best in design and innovation to a global audience. The Awards are one of the longest-running international design awards and have been promoting excellence in design and innovation since 1958.

The awards have been recognised by the World Design Organization (WDO) as Australia’s peak international design endorsement and promotion program. They represent the diverse spectrum of design over 11 specific design disciplines that cover more than 30 categories and subcategories. Each year, the program attracts new and innovative design projects from around the world, celebrating the very best in all areas of design, architecture, engineering, design research and social innovation.

Entries explore design through the unique lens of a range of industries and initiatives. They encompass everyday products and services, the spaces we occupy and the processes and systems that underpin our businesses, industries, economies and social habits.

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ANDREA EHLERS

Sydney Living Museums

ANDREW MAHER Aurecon

ANDY GRIGOR Caroma, Methven, Clark and Dorf.

ANNIE VAN DER WAL Fisher and Paykel

BEN CROTHERS Bright Pilots

BEN JOHNSTON Josephmark

BRENDAN HUTCHIESON Play&Co Creative Group

DR. CAROLINE BUTLER-BOWDON Transport for NSW

N’ARWEE’T DR. CAROLYN BRIGGS RMIT University

CASEY HYUN University of Utah

CHELSEA HICKMAN Chelsea Hickman

DR. CHRISTIAN BASON Danish Design Center

CRAIG ANDREWS Design Momentum

DAMIAN BORCHOK For The People

DAN FORMOSA, PH.D. ThinkActHuman

DAN HILL University of Melbourne

EMRHAN TJAPANANGKA SULTAN Mukulri Creative

GED BULMER RACQ

DR. GJOKO MURATOVSKI Deakin University

HUGO ECCLES Untitled Motorcycles

JACQUI JORDAN Black Crayon

JAMES TOOMEY Department of Communities and Justice NSW

JANE MACMASTER Engineers Australia

JENNY ARDEN Zillow Group

JESSI WILKINSON Design and Industry

JIM HANNON-TAN Jim Hannon-Tan Design

JOHN CONDILIS Nobody Denim

JOHN GERTSAKIS Product Stewardship Centre of Excellence

JULIAN BRIGGS Aurecon

KEN MCBRYDE Gensler

LAURA MIMINI Design to Product (d2p)

LAUREN PECK People & Things

PROF. LAURENE VAUGHAN RMIT University

DR. LEAH HEISS Monash University Design Health Collab

LEAH LANG Queensland Government

LINDY JOHNSON Lindy Johnson Creative

DR. LORRAINE JUSTICE, PHD, FIDSA Rochester Institute of Technology

LUCAS COUTO Microsoft Mixed Reality

MARCEL WIJNEN Hulsbosch

MELANIE RAYMENT TACSI

MICHAEL DENTON Design Sense

MOLLY LEWIS Fjord, part of Accenture Interactive OLIVER KRATZER Ampfibian

OYA DEMIRBILEK UNSW

PATRICK CHIA SEOW LENG National University of Singapore

PAUL COHEN Paul Cohen Design

PERNILLA JOHANSSON Centre for Organisational Creativity

RACHEL DE SAIN codesain

RAY BROWN Architectus

RICHARD FERLAZZO Richard Ferlazzo Design Consulting

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ROSINA DI MARIA Woods Bagot

RYAN TILLEY Rove Wheelchairs

DR. SAM BUCOLO Australian Design Council

SAMANTHA STEVENS Sydney Motorsport Park

SARA PONTOPPIDAN Clandestine Design Group

SERENA ROSS Circuitwise Electronics Manufacturing

SHENG-HUNG LEE Massachusetts Institute of Technology

PROF. SIMON LOCKREY RMIT University

SIMONE LEAMON National Gallery of Victoria

STEVE COSTER Hassell

SUE LYNCH MedTech Pathways

TERRI WINTER top3bydesign

TRISTAN SCHULTZ Relative Creative

PROF. VESNA POPOVIC Queensland University of Technology VIRGINIA DOWZER virginia dowzer

VIVIAN STEPHENS Deloitte Consulting ZOLTAN CSAKI Citizen Wolf

2022 GOOD DESIGN AWARDS JURY

Every year, Good Design Australia invites renowned design experts from Australia and around the world to participate in the Australian Good Design Awards evaluation process.

The 2022 Jury is made up of more than 70 designers, engineers, architects and thought leaders, who are selected based on their area of expertise and ability to bring an individual perspective to the design evaluation process.

GOOD DESIGN AWARDS CRITERIA

The Good Design Awards evaluates all entries based on three overarching design criteria that include: Good Design, Design Innovation and Design Impact as listed below.

Alongside this, judges assess each entry based on specific evaluation criteria aligned to each of the 11 design disciplines.

GOOD DESIGN

Is it good design based on the specific criteria for the discipline?

DESIGN INNOVATION

Does the entry advance the design profession and push the boundaries of new and innovative thinking in design practice?

DESIGN IMPACT

Does the entry have the potential to make a significant positive impact on society, business performance or the environment, and will it improve the quality of life for people and our planet?

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NEW GOOD DESIGN AWARDS TROPHY

From trash to treasure, Good Design Australia turns plastic waste into covetable trophies for the annual Australian Good Design Awards.

In 2022 Good Design Australia launched the new Good Design Award ‘Tick’ Trophy design. Far from being a token gesture, these trophies are in themselves stand-out designs and show a true dedication to practicing sustainable design values.

Winners at of the 2022 Awards took home the new trophy designed by Clandestine Design Group in collaboration with Defy and Bespoke Aluminium, with Vert Design designing the bespoke trophy packaging.

Each Good Design Award trophy converts one kilo of post-consumer waste plastic into an enduring symbol of design excellence. Each trophy also contains an Australian-sourced extruded aluminium tick, onto which winner’s names are engraved.

This eco-accountable project does more than tick green boxes. Good Design Australia’s recycled plastic trophies make a powerful environmental statement while providing winners with an accolade they can treasure for years to come.

With 1000 trophies already in play, Good Design Australia effectively diverts one tonne of plastic waste from landfill and marine habitats through this endeavour.

Sketches and Renders: Clandestine Design Group

Photo Credit: Cassandra Hannagan

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OURPARTNERS

PARTNERS

At Good Design Australia, we believe in a world made more sustainable and prosperous through design.

Hear from our design-driven partners on why they support the Good Design Awards and what design for a brighter future means to them.

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ANDREWMAHER GROUPMANAGING PRINCIPAL, EMINENCE,DIGITAL& INNOVATION AURECON

The Engineering Design Category is proudly founded and presented by Aurecon.

“A better future begins with clever design today as the choices we make now will change our world tomorrow. Bringing ideas to life through good design is how we can co-create a better future for people and the planet.”
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PETERFREEDMANAM RØDEFOUNDERAND CHAIRMAN

“Good design for a brighter future means forgetting the past and focusing on what is coming next. You can’t predict the future, but you can shape it. This has always been my mentality and is the key to RØDE’s innovation success.”
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The Next Gen Category is proudly presented by RØDE.

“To me, good design for a brighter future means that we as designers must add more creative fuel to the sustainable lighthouses lantern we use to guide our clients, customers, and colleagues to a better future. We must achieve this not only through good design practices, but also through great design leadership and incredible design effort in the coming years to shift the needle on the consumer compass.”

NEILDAVIDSON DESIGNINNOVATION DIRECTOR CLANDESTINEDESIGNGROUP

OURPARTNERS
The Good Design Trophies are proudly designed in partnership with Clandestine Design Group.

The Good Design Special Accolades Trophies are proudly manufactured by Axolotl.

“To me, designing for a Brighter Future is designing with optimism and ambition. This notion champions a fun and inventive approach when designing in reaction to the current environmental and cultural climate and our evolving needs. This conviction is inherently embedded in the psyche of good design. It inspires and empowers the most successful projects.”

KRISTORMA MANAGING DIRECTOR AXOLOTL

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“For me this year’s theme Good Design for a Brighter Future, talks to the potential for design to both challenge our assumptions about what a brighter future may be, and enable us in realising it. The way in which the submissions for the Indigenous Design Award have evolved over the past 4 years is evidence to me, that our understanding and recognition of what Australian Design is, is evolving and will provide an essential basis for our designed futures.”

PROFESSORMARTYNHOOK ASSOCIATEDEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR, STRATEGY& INNOVATION COLLEGEOFDESIGNANDSOCIAL

CONTEXT RMITUNIVERSITY

OURPARTNERS
The Indigenous Design Award is proudly presented by RMIT.

NICKWALSH CREATIVE DIRECTORSTUDIOSTORM

“For Studio Storm, design for a brighter future means revolutionary and evolutionary innovation and future forward design thinking. We can implement strategies and systematic approaches, develop concepts, build systems, and enhance user experience — but ultimately we provide solutions to problems, and make a positive impact by using creativity as a vital resource.”
The Creative Partner for the Good Design Awards is proudly held by Studio Storm Australia.
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From left to right: Nick Walsh Creative Director Ankit Paliwal Technical Director

SPECIALACCOLADES

AWARDS

ACCOLADES

Good Design Australia presents a number of special accolades to recognise, reward and celebrate the expanding role of design in helping shape a better, safer and more prosperous world.

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GOOD DESIGN TEAM OF THE YEAR

This accolade is a special honour bestowed annually to a design team who consistently performs at the highest level in the annual Australian Good Design Awards and has made a positive and tangible impact in establishing and maintaining a designled culture within their organisation. The Award aims to inspire companies to build and maintain a design-led culture throughout the organisation.

MELD STUDIOS

The 2022 Good Design Team of the Year is Meld Studios - an award-winning design company with studios in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Perth. Recipients of multiple Australian Good Design Awards including Best in Category Awards and the coveted Good Design Award of the Year in 2018, Meld Studios at the forefront of design-led strategy for clients.

Their mission is to improve the everyday lives of people as they interact with the world around them. Meld believes that we all can, and should, mobilise positive change and that small shifts can have big impacts.

As designers by heart and by trade, they passionately believe that an inclusive, collaborative, iterative design approach is the best way to do this.

Meld was the first Australian business to become Employee Owned by Trust (EOT). This means that every Meldster wears two hats - practitioner and business owner, has a direct say in the direction of the company, and gets the benefit of equal profit distribution due to our collective efforts.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards says, “Every designer at Meld Studios displays commitment to attacking design problems as a team. Using human-centred design principles, they collaborate with each client with the same level of passion and drive as the previous, proving that a problem shared is a problem halved. Meld has been at the forefront of embedding design as a strategy for their clients and was one of the early pioneers for service design in Australia. “Their work spans such a diverse range of sectors and design disciplines from government to education and across the private sector. I hope this Award will amplify their outstanding contribution to design in Australia”, said Dr. Gien.”

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AUSTRALIAN DESIGN PRIZE

This accolade was established to recognise individual designers who are making or have made, a significant impact in Australian design over the course of their career.

ROBERT PATAKI OAM

For a lifetime of ingenuity and commitment to innovative design, the 2022 Australian Design Prize is awarded to Robert Pataki OAM.

Robert graduated in Industrial Design from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and commenced work at John Holland Constructions. He has since championed an illustrious career that has seen him work alongside household names, within world-renowned design centres such as Phillips, ACI Design Centre and PA Consulting.

In 1987, Robert created The Neo Group of Companies, including NeoTechnics, the largest industrial design consultancy in Australia at the time, with offices in Melbourne, Sydney, and Singapore.

Robert then expanded his passion and expertise in areas of appliances, professional and technical equipment, homewares, packaging and graphic design. Establishing NeoProducts in 1989, which was soon to become a leading electronics manufacturer.

His clients have been major industrial companies including Motorola, Phillips, Black and Decker, Vulcan, Varian, Honeywell, GE, Kambrook, and Fisher & Paykel.

Robert served on numerous Australian Good Design Awards Juries and was on the Council of the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and an active member of the course advisory committee for Industrial Design programs at RMIT and Chairman of the Course Advisory Committee at Monash University.

In recognition of his services and commitment to the profession, Robert was made a Fellow of the DIA in 1985 and inducted into the Design Hall of Fame in 2007.

Some of Robert’s iconic designs include the Kambrook Powerboard, the world’s first multiple plug adapter (that we all take for granted today) and the Britax Safe’n Sound Baby Capsule baby seat that Lady Dianna famously carried Prince William in as a newborn.

CEO of Good Design Australia, Dr Brandon Gien, says, “Robert’s contribution to design, in particular product design, cannot be overstated. Over the forty plus years of his career he has demonstrated dedication to innovation and to educating the next generation of designers. He is an exemplar of the design industry, whose influence and legacy will be felt for decades to come.”

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WOMEN IN DESIGN AWARD

This award was established in response to the significant gender imbalance within leadership roles in the design industry. It seeks to recognise and celebrate women who have made significant contributions to the field and hopes to encourage a more diverse and equal culture within present and future leadership roles.

DR. LEAH HEISS

Dr. Leah Heiss is a Melbourne-based designer and Monash University academic working at the nexus of design, health and technology.

Her process is deeply and uniquely collaborative, working regularly with experts in industries as diverse as nanotechnology and manufacturing. She is dedicated to the idea that design can radically improve the development of wearable health technologies, systems and services.

In her role as the Eva and Marc Besen International Research Chair in Design, Leah strengthens Monash University’s design capability in interdisciplinary projects across Australia and the world.

She has applied human-centred design to technologies for hearing loss, diabetes and pre-diabetes, cardiovascular disease, gut disease and loneliness. Her wearable technologies include jewellery to administer insulin, cardiac monitoring jewellery, swallowable devices to detect disease and emergency jewellery for times of medical crisis. She is currently designing applications for stretchable sensors for heart health and post-operative monitoring.

Leah’s design work has been recognised with five Australian Good Design Awards including the 2018 Australian Good Design Award of the Year, and four Best in Class Good Design Awards.

In 2018, Facett, which she designed for Blamey Saunders Hears, was awarded the Good Design Award of the Year, the CSIRO Design Innovation Award and the Victorian Premier’s Design Award (Product Design Category Winner).

Projects Leah has led have been presented to the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health and informed the creation of Victoria’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Guidelines.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards, says, “Dr Heiss is a true visionary whose work has gone on to positively impact the lives of so many people, including many who are faced with challenging health circumstances. It’s an honour to have her as a leader in the design community and to recognise her with this very special accolade”.

Leah highlights the need to scaffold design around major shifts in healthcare that encompass digitisation, datafication, personalisation, robotics and AI.

Her design work is part of the Museums Victoria heritage collection and has been exhibited in Australia, Europe and Asia to audiences of over 650,000 people at venues including the Melbourne Museum, the Museum of Arts and Sciences and the Gallery of Modern Art.

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MICHAEL BRYCE PATRON’S AWARD

This Award is presented annually by the Patron of Good Design Australia. It recognises and celebrates the best Australian designed product, service or project in the annual Australian Good Design Awards and is awarded to an entry that has the potential to shape the future economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects of our planet.

DESIGNED BY TheFulcrum.Agency Anindilyakwa Community

COMMISSIONED BY Anindilyakwa Land Council Anindilyakwa Community

DESIGNED IN Australia

GROOTE ARCHIPELAGO HOUSING PROGRAMME

Over a period of seven years, The Fulcrum Agency has been working with the Anindilyakwa Land Council to improve life for the Indigenous population on the Groote Archipelago through better designed housing. Their work intertwines long-term community planning and cross-cultural co-design processes.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards, says, “This was an inspiring example of human-centred design in practice. The evidence of the engagement of people from the community, and the persistence of the team should be an example for future projects of this type. The design-led approach led to a deep understanding of the complexities of creating culturally sensitive housing in remote Australia, and as a result, an extraordinary outcome of which both the team and the community can be proud.

“Michael Bryce was a bastion for the arts and an avid supporter of community service. A project like the Groot Archipelago Housing Programme, which was characterised by long-term commitment and heartfelt intent to improve the lives of others, is exactly what this award is all about.”

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INDIGENOUS DESIGN AWARD

This Award is proudly presented by RMIT University to recognise and celebrate the important contribution that Australia’s Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and First Nations designers make to Australia’s vast spectrum of design disciplines and practices.

DESIGNED BY Yalinguth Artistic Direction/Project

Concept - Bobby Nicholls, Rob Bundle, Uncle Colin Hunter, Aunty Rieo Ellis, Denise McGuinness (Elders Advisory Group), and Pip Chandler and Zoe Dawkins (Storyscape)

Sound in Place App Concept - Chris Barker (RMIT) App Design - Max Piantoni, Chris Barker and Kate Cawley (RMIT)

Visual Design - Graham BJ Braybon, Larna Massari, Nicole Goodman

Sound Design - Rob Bundle, Andy Stewart (The Mill Studios), Pip Chandler (Storyscape)

Community Engagement/Story Gathering Design - Elders Advisory Group, Charlie Woolmore, Storyscape, and Kate Cawley (RMIT)

COMMISSIONED BY Storyscape

Yarnin’ Pictures

Melbourne Community Indigenous Film Collective Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation

DESIGNED IN Australia

YALINGUTH: CAN YOU HEAR THE LAND

Yalinguth is a spatial Augmented Reality experience expressed largely through sound. Walking with headphones on through Fitzroy/Ngar-go, you’ll hear First Nations stories that are strongly connected to place. These chronicles are first-person accounts of Indigenous social, political and cultural life.

The Yalinguth designers faced a significant challenge: how could they collaborate with First Nations communities to amplify voices and share important stories? How might they create a meaningful and immersive platform for a rich collection of oral histories embedded in place? How will a formerly paper-based story trail be re-imagined and represented using digital technologies? How would they develop immersive digital stories that present hidden histories of place and promote a one-to-one relationship between storyteller and listener? How could listeners be best engaged with First Nations stories and experiences and spark connection, conversation and healing?

The design of Yalinguth responds to a concept that is central to First Nations storytelling, that stories and place belong together. Led by the Elder Advisers, the Yalinguth team used the principles of community engagement and continuous collaboration throughout the design and prototyping process. Content production engaged young people, transmitting knowledge from Elders to the younger generation through a process that generated intimate and powerful stories. The final ingredient to the success of Yalinguth is the real, physical body of the user interacting in real-time with the places themselves, connecting them with the living history of First Nations Australia.

To address goals of increasing community connection, celebrate Elders who’ve paved the way for Aboriginal rights, deepen learning, build empathy and work toward reconciliation, Yalinguth had a community-led design approach.

Yalinguth worked with Charcoal Lane to train young Aboriginal story gatherers who interviewed, recorded, and edited stories. Many story gatherers discovered connections to family as they interviewed Elders. Elders contributed stories and First Nations artists collaborated on audio and visual design. Yalinguth shows that good design is not merely about the excellence of the final product.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards, says, “Where design is typically a feast for the eyes, Yalinguth: Can you Hear the Land, is a feast for the ears. This project utilises technology to forge and deepen a connection between the area’s indigenous history and the app’s listeners, in an innovative and charming way. I hope this project inspires more collaboration and connection with Indigenous Designers, innovators and educators.”

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AUTOMOTIVE EXTERIOR DESIGN AWARD

HYUNDAI I30 SEDAN N

Bristling with wings, vents and performance attitude, judges loved the fact the Hyundai i30N sedan wears its performance heart so boldly on its sleeve. The compact high-performance sports sedan follows in the rubber laid down by the exhilarating i30N hatch, which instantly established the Korean car maker as a serious player in a category long dominated by the likes of the VW Gold GTI.

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED

The design brief for the i30 Sedan N called for a style-focused, compact and high-performance four-door that gave customers more space and practicality than the hatch, without losing any of its focus on fun and racetrack-ready capability. The striking coupe-like body sits on a longer wheelbase and boasts a generous boot, while its classy interior cabin features tactile leather and brushed aluminium finishes.

The i30N also uplifts Electronically Controlled Suspension with settings from comfort to Racetrack, and a Track Maps feature which alerts drivers when near a compatible racetrack and, with the track selected, lets them run an automatic lap timer.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards, says, “The Hyundai i30 Sedan N is a good-looking vehicle with tonnes of practical features and an impressive amount of performance for a compact sports sedan.”

Good Design Australia’s Automotive Design Award is a special accolade within the Automotive and Transport Category to recognise excellence in automotive design and styling. DESIGNED BY SangYup Lee, Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Global Design Center BY Hyundai Motor Company
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AUTOMOTIVE INTERIOR DESIGN AWARD

GENESIS GV60

Genesis enters the dedicated EV sphere with the GV60, a compact SUV loaded with tech yet uncompromising in its luxury aesthetic. The eye-catching and aesthetically pleasing silhouette offers variable AWD underpinnings, accessible ride height and efficient external dimensions while dramatising lights, shadows and design cues for that EV street cred.

The interior fit and finish is noteworthy, with lovely surprise-and-delight features such as the centre console’s ‘Crystal Sphere’ which glows different colours to alert the driver to the readiness of the vehicle; rather helpful with the absence of conventional engine sounds combined with active cabin noise cancelling.

Digital side-view cameras replace traditional side mirrors, with alerts and vision displayed on small screens mounted to the base of the A-pillar. The company’s long-range rapid recharge battery-electric tech can reach 450km while charging to 80 per cent in a claimed 18 minutes; housed in a flat-floor design to maximise space.

Other sustainability ticks include the recycling of heat from electronic componentry to warm the cabin, eco-leather and trim made from corn polymer extract and recycled plastics, and a vehicle-to-load reverse charging system.

Dr Brandon Gien, CEO of Good Design Australia and Chair of the Awards says, “The Genesis is a show-stopping entrant into the EV market. Impressive features, style and luxurious design.”

Good Design Australia’s Automotive Design Award is a special accolade within the Automotive and Transport Category to recognise excellence in automotive design and styling. DESIGNED BY SangYup Lee, Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Global Design Center COMMISSIONED BY Genesis Motor DESIGNED IN Republic of Korea
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POWERHOUSE DESIGN AWARD

Since 1992, the Powerhouse Design Award has been chosen from the annual Australian Good Design Awards on the benchmarks of good design, innovation and Australian cultural significance. The Award is given to a project that has potential to make a significant improvement to the quality of health, wellbeing or the environment. It recognises the important role of design in harnessing the challenges of science and technology to make a positive societal impact.

PARRAMATTA ESCARPMENT BOARDWALK

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Parramatta Escarpment Boardwalk is a city-shaping piece of infrastructure for Parramatta. The boardwalk resolves one of several missing links to create continuous foreshore access along the Parramatta River for pedestrians and cyclists from Western Sydney University at Rydalmere to Parramatta Park.

The new boardwalk is threaded between navigable waterway and the escarpment. Its distinctive geometry seamlessly resolves the site’s technical challenges, reconciling tide levels and riverside ecology, public safety and ferry impact, friable shale and stairways, with sensitivity to proximate heritage-listed weir and bridge. The path is episodic; longer and straighter in some sections and more curving and sinuous in others. New staircases connect to two streets and a school, significantly improving accessibility to the riverfront and city centre.

The night image is compelling, with inset low-level green lights augmenting the navigational markers and the rhythm of the pole lighting.

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DESIGNED BY Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture McGregor Westlake Architecture
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THEGOODDESIGNTICK

DESIGNGOODTICK

GOOD DESIGN AWARD OF THE YEAR

GOOD DESIGN AWARD SUSTAINABILITY

GOOD DESIGN AWARD BEST IN CLASS

GOOD DESIGN AWARD GOLD

GOOD DESIGN AWARD WINNER

The Good Design Award accolade, more commonly known as the Good Design Tick, is among the most respected and recognised international design endorsement symbols in the industry.

The Good Design Tick Trademarks are visible indicators of good design and a brand’s commitment to excellence in design and innovation.

The Australian Good Design Awards presents accolades in the following order.

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OF THE YEAR

AWARDOFTHEYEAR

ADVANCELL ISOTOPES ²¹²PB GENERATOR PRODUCT DESIGN MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC DESIGNED BY AdvanCell Isotopes Design + Industry (D+I) COMMISSIONED BY AdvanCell Isotopes DESIGNED IN AUSTRALIA

AdvanCell’s Generator is a world-first alpha isotope generator which addresses the greatest unmet need in targeted alpha therapy – the reliable and scalable supply of isotope. The manufacture of clinical doses of a high-value isotope Alpha 212® (Lead-212) for use in targeted radionuclides therapy is revolutionary in the treatment for prostate and several other cancers. Enabling scalable local isotope production capability, the Generator will fast track the delivery of cutting-edge cancer treatments to patients.

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The manufacture of clinical doses of a high-value isotope Alpha 212® (Lead-212) for use in targeted radionuclides therapy is revolutionary in the treatment of prostate and several other cancers.

Lead-212 is a key isotope within nuclear medicine possessing a half-life of 10.6 hours. The limitations of current production methodologies severely impact the availability of radionuclide therapy for patients in need, so the challenge was to design and engineer a small footprint generator that could be produced and operated at scale around the state, country and anywhere in the world to serve large patient populations.

The generator needed to shield operators from radiation, be intuitive to use and enable reliable production of radio isotopically pure product for extended periods. The goal was to cultivate a design that would encompass all aspects of the electronics and mechanical apparatus needed to automate the production of the isotope (Lead 212), and ensure it could run continuously for 24 hours to produce the clinical Lead-212 doses.

Challenge Solution

The Isotope Generator is a platform technology that enables the scaled production of isotopes to mobilise a number of Targeted Alpha Therapies, clinical trials and treatments that have previously been restricted. A focus on quality, reliability and traceability with the goal of a GMP product will allow clinicians to access mission-critical medicines when needed - not only when, or if, available. The Generator is currently producing clinically useful amounts of Lead-212 daily and is being used by researchers in Australia, with a clinical trial scheduled for 4Q 2022.

It is ergonomically optimised for safe use within space and time constrained conditions. Safety features include: protective lead shielding, a compact bench-sized size, portable isotope generation capabilities, several complex sub-assemblies, a volume production solution (DFM) and an overall intuitive serviceability.

Impact

The Isotope Generator can easily scale production of Lead-212 and allow greater access to therapies that are beneficial to the treatment of prostate and neuroendocrine cancers. Due to Lead-212’s short half-life, transporting, storing and administering the isotope is time-sensitive, so the innovation has the potential to save countless hours and lives by eliminating the challenges associated with long-haul transportation and storage. Scalable production of these rare alpha emitting isotopes and turning them into therapies for a broad range of cancers enables greater access to treatments for patients who need it most.

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SUSTAINABILITY 51—52

AWARDFORSUSTAINABILITY

VAULTA - SIMPLY SUPERIOR BATTERY CASING TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Dominic Spooner Jerome Douven

COMMISSIONED BY Vaulta Dominic Spooner

DESIGNED IN Australia

Meeting at an innovative crossroads of efficient design and superior construction, Vaulta has developed a lighter, cheaper and thermally superior battery case that eliminates the need for complex assembly. With no welding, cells can be reused and reconfigured as needed. Perfect for stationary storage projects, electric vehicles, niche products and more.

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disassembled
With its easily
design, Vaulta’s battery modules work to eliminate battery waste by simplifying their recycling and reuse.

Challenge Impact

Battery cell technology has evolved rapidly in recent years, yet battery case technology hasn’t been keeping up. Today’s battery cases are unnecessarily complicated and costly, with many parts that require specific tools and machinery for assembly. This adds superfluous size and weight to the batteries, ultimately affecting performance and increasing the likelihood of ongoing maintenance issues. They also need to be welded to the battery cells, making reuse and recycling extremely difficult. As a result only 2-5% of lithium-ion batteries are recycled each year, making a need for a more sustainable and practical design imperative.

Solution

Using advanced composite materials and a smart, streamlined design, Vaulta’s battery casing condenses multiple functions into fewer parts, with no welding required. Its simple design means modules can be easily assembled and disassembled, and cells can be reused and recycled. Waste can be reduced and, crucially, it offers batteries a much-needed second life. Vaulta’s patented materials ensure its casing is thermally superior and 10-15% lighter than current battery cases. The new casing design works for all cell-types, is easier to assemble and maintain and can be easily configured to suit different needs.

Vaulta’s design reduces build and market costs by approximately 10% and minimises design iterations. Its weld-free design allows batteries to be assembled either manually or via automation, meaning scalable local assembly is better enabled. The design not only allows recyclers to more easily disassemble the modules, but also allows them to get down to the cell level, meaning cells are diverted from landfill and recycling and givien a second life, extending the life of lithium-ion batteries by up to three times.

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57 —57AWARDS
BEST IN CLASS 57—58
BESTINCLASS

BROOKFIELD PLACE SYDNEY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

Creative solutions to a multifaceted problem highlight the rigour of the design process with the final result a world-class transit station with proud stewardship and a clear celebration of the site’s significant heritage elements. The full design team should be congratulated on an excellent outcome.

Brookfield Place Sydney is a highly complex mixed-use project. It comprises a 27-storey, PCA Premium Grade, 6 Star Green Star and 5.5 Star NABERS Energy-rated office tower, two heritage buildings, retail space, and a new entrance hall for Wynyard Station. It has been designed for multiple public and private stakeholders.

CHALLENGE

The challenge was to deliver important new public routes that would open up the precinct whilst transforming the site to create a world class and expansive transit hall for the busy Wynyard Station. At the same time the design needed to sensitively integrate the old with the new across multiple buildings on a single site and restore heritage assets such as the Shell House clocktower and facade, as well as creating a PCA A-Grade work space that provides amenity to workers – all while ensuring public safety and the uninterrupted operation of the concourse during construction.

SOLUTION

The primary design move was to unlock the development with a simple yet architecturally complex design move to hang the central core of the workplace tower, using innovative engineering to transfer the shear load to the external walls and thereby open up the transit hall below to create a world class space without compromising the office tower above. It also delivered an important new east–west pedestrian connection through the block, both key to the project’s success. We also retained and restored the clock tower of Shell House sustainably retaining this important heritage asset and integrating it into the project.

IMPACT

The development has transformed an entire precinct within Sydney’s CBD and facilitated sweeping, long-lasting changes that deliver benefits for Sydney as a whole. It has upgraded public infrastructure, restored critical heritage buildings, renewed and created new public walkways, and delivered a PCA Premium Grade, 6 Star Green Star and 5.5 Star NABERS Energy-rated office tower. The project also enabled the sustainable restoration, adaptation and upgrade of two heritage assets – including the tallest retained facade in the southern hemisphere, measuring 65.5m in height – integrating them into the development and breathing new life into them for a new generation.

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BESTINCLASS

COOPWORTH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

JURY COMMENT

The designers have meticulously sited the home to capture breath-taking views of the bay and celebrate the beauty of daily farm life through rigorous and thoughtful detailing. Overall, this is a wonderful example of design excellence that has resulted in a warm, welcoming and adaptable home that sustainably celebrates the magnificence of its remote location.

Nestled in the rural surrounds of Bruny Island, Tasmania, Coopworth is a contemporary interpretation of a country farmhouse. Through playful forms and an inventive approach to materials, Coopworth tactfully converses with the ever-changing landscape of Coopworth sheep, wide-ranging views, and weathering red lead shacks dotted over the island.

CHALLENGE

Seeking a house that can accommodate 2-20 people, Coopworth carves opportunities to support the clients and their rural lifestyle. Rigorous understanding of the farm’s operations is reflected in hard-wearing treatments and custom elements, including elevated planters to protect foliage from sheep and ‘boot box’ to dust off before entering. Qualities of respite and relaxation sought by the clients are fostered through engagement with the landscape. Diverse spaces; lofty, snug, private, shared, allow the clients to occupy areas to best suit their needs. Coopworth is designed for universal access, with consideration of family with disabilities and the couple’s potential future needs.

SOLUTION

The angular form and earthy hue of Coopworth’s exterior creates a synergy with the surrounding red lead shacks – a sympathetic contribution to the landscape. Gabled, hipped and skillion rooflines coalesce as abstracted silhouettes in homage to the ramshackle sheds and rugged mountain ranges. Coopworth is meticulously sited to capture breath-taking views of the bay, artfully framed by a steel structure and eastern deck brimming with grapevines. To the west, the ubiquitous chimney stack seen in the historic shacks is reimagined as a sunken bath, connecting the bather to the surrounding paddock and sheep, with long views to the bay beyond.

IMPACT

Coopworth effectively immerses the occupants in the rural landscape, creating a delightful experience of the land, and a bold departure from the clients’ suburban home in Melbourne. The house supports the clients in managing the farm, prioritising resilience and functionality, while minimising maintenance. Access to natural light and landscape gives excellent amenity, while the broad side deck encourages outdoor dwelling amongst the elements without obstructing views. The house nurtures the couple’s shared life, giving opportunity to host larger gatherings of friends and family with comfort and ease, while elevating the clients’ daily activities by mediating functionality and delight.

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BESTINCLASS

MADE+MYCELIUM ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Canhui Chen, John Sadar, Adele Easton Bailey Harper, Dilan Yariz, Fifi Prayogo Harry Tweedale, Hayley Boicovitis, Jack Arceri, Louis Ryan, Luka Markulin, Marianne Coetzee, Megan Lambert, Tyson Morgan

COMMISSIONED BY Seed & Sprout

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

If we are to pursue regenerative design, to leave a place in better shape than we found it, we need to challenge existing aesthetic norms. This project is working with micro organisms that cooperate. We have a lot to learn from this project. Congratulations on pushing the envelope.

Made+Mycelium is a pop-up store designed for eco-brand Seed&Sprout, featuring a series of furniture and functional objects grown with the root structure of fungi: mycelium. Reflecting the company’s sustainable ethos and emphasis on product life cycles, mycelium objects were designed and grown by upcycling daily household items and discarded objects.

CHALLENGE

Mycelium is organic and is grown rather than made, making it a sustainable material choice. However, achieving unique geometries and surface patterns requires the creation of moulds, which can result in high-energy and wasteful machining processes. The key was to maintain low energy, non-wasteful growing processes while creating unique designs. The project also coincided with Melbourne's 6th COVID-19 lockdown. A 5-kilometre travelling distance was imposed, and access to the manufacturing space and equipment at the university was restricted. A design and fabrication solution was needed to allow unique objects to be created while requiring minimum resources.

SOLUTION

Upcycling was explored by the design team as a creative solution to both the brief and the challenges. The design idea became finding beauty and design opportunities in surrounding everyday objects. The result involved turning to household products or discarded objects ranging from light fittings to pizza pans, bookcases, and kerbside hard rubbish to use as moulds for growing mycelium objects. They were either used as removable moulds for creating geometries and later returned to their original use, or purposefully left in place to be digested by the mycelium, and become part of the final objects.

IMPACT

Mycelium is still an experimental material. The successful delivery of this project confirms the feasibility of mycelium bio-composite as an alternative material for commercial projects. It not only widens the material palette for designers but also provides a sustainable and circular option. Furthermore, the design and fabrication process has identified a new line of inquiry for the research of using bio-fabrication as a medium for design upcycling. This is important for the design of temporary spaces where the design, construction methods and material choice should consider product end life and ensure minimal landfill and environmental impact at its disassembling.

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BESTINCLASS

ANZ BREATHE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

JURY COMMENT

Cleverly designed using a highly flexible, repeatable kit of parts solution, this system can be adapted to all ANZ branch locations. It embraces the opportunity for highly sustainable outcomes to be visibly different from the status quo, while also heightening the customer experience through beautiful spaces - an exemplar for the retail interiors industry to follow.

‘Shape a world where people and communities thrive’ is the driving force behind ANZ’s nationwide 100% carbon neutral in operations new branch design known as “ANZ Breathe”. ANZ Breathe is simple kit of modular parts that come together to form each branch setting a new benchmark for corporate Australia.

CHALLENGE

ANZ wanted to create a future that’s not just about returning money to stakeholders but is instead based sincerely around 3 important values. That of environmental sustainability, secure housing and financial wellbeing for all Australians. They wanted these values reflected in their branches nationwide.

SOLUTION

Breathe Architecture delivered on ANZ's core values by creating an elegant and sustainable branch design solution, demonstrating ANZ’s commitment to doing business responsibly in the 21st century. “ANZ Breathe” is a simple kit of modular parts that come together on site, like Lego pieces, to form each branch. The design is about doing a lot with a little. It’s simple, and elegant, adapted easily with a system that can be replicated and scaled. The message to customers is one of financial responsibility and financial wellbeing.

IMPACT

“ANZ Breathe” has set a bold new benchmark for corporate Australia, one that considers the environmental impacts on community and planet first. Each branch is entirely constructed of sustainable materials that are natural and locally sourced, designed for disassembly and are either biodegradable or recyclable. The modular system makes the branch rollout reduce in cost over time. Biophillic design is at the heart of each branch to improve the wellbeing of staff and customers. The message to customers is that of financial wellbeing, of connecting people and business to create strong, cohesive, and vibrant communities.

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BESTINCLASS

GRAMPIANS PEAKS TRAIL (GARIWERD) ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PLACE DESIGN

Spanning 160km, the Grampians Peaks Trail (Gariwerd; GPT) will conserve, protect, and celebrate the Victorian wilderness’ unique beauty while achieving the highest possible grade of environmental sensitivity. A landscape-led collaboration culminated in a world-class hiking experience that curates the various contexts, stories, histories, and conditions of 11 hiker camp locations.

CHALLENGE

COMMISSIONED

JURY COMMENT

The Grampians Peaks Trail makes a gentle and respectful mark on the Gariwerd Aboriginal cultural landscape, with a series of considered and interconnecting elements that thread together to encourage people to dwell and appreciate being on Country. It demonstrates a timely expectation of a well-designed public amenity within our National Parks and plays a critical role in demonstrating the care needed for the environment through its gentle and considered response.

The brief for GPT demanded designs that deeply connected to landscape and enhance hiking experiences as they evolved through diverse terrain. Fundamental were three key elements: a celebration of Gariwerd with landscape as the hero, recognition of scale and diversity of terrain through site responsive designs, and the adoption of design strategies for construction and maintenance that respond to the trail’s remote nature. Design called upon high-quality accommodation solutions, optimised for walker experiences through a focus on arrival experience, site appreciation, awareness of site-specific conditions, and enabling of social interaction between walkers whilst maintaining a level of privacy and remoteness.

SOLUTION

New minimalistic campsites scattered along the Gariwerd wilderness feature amenities restricted to essentials of tent platforms, communal areas, shelters, and toilets – amplifying the immersive hiker experience with an appropriate level of comfort. A considered and evolving selection of natural materials was used throughout, responding to the specific nature, colours and textures of each individual campsite. Designed to bring campers together while offering privacy, the Communal Hiker Shelter provides a central breezeway link with an enclosed gathering space and separate food preparation area. Large sliding doors and outdoor decks allow spaces to be protectively enclosed or opened to the landscape beyond.

IMPACT

Campsites ‘touch the ground lightly’; Gariwerd’s landscape is the hero. Architecture offers protection from the elements without completely inhibiting sensations of nature. Off-grid campsites are designed with mindfulness to guidelines and tracks; intuitive circulation allows for more sustainable campsites that minimise public access to dense vegetation. In complement, site greywater is treated to the highest possible standards through passive systems. Working with Traditional Owners, clear guidelines and boundaries for landform, ecology, spatial typology, and cultural immersion were clearly outlined – bringing visitors closer to rich Aboriginal culture of the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung peoples who’ve lived in these ranges for millennia.

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BESTINCLASS

FUTURE SUPER COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

JURY COMMENT

Carefully considered, designed to move, and fluid with a strong design ethos. But it is so much more meaningful than that – this solution changes the conversation in a conservative category. Rather than fluffy promises, the brand now leads with easy to access facts. But more importantly, the use of activism language and messaging, to shift the idea of superannuation from being a financial decision to a form of environmental activism is very compelling.

The influence of fossil fuel money is everywhere; sports, politics, and pension funds - the 4th largest pool of assets in the world. Future Super needed to reframe super as a mechanism for climate action. The new identity embodies a bold voice for change, building a future worth retiring into.

CHALLENGE

Future Super needed an identity to demonstrate its bold commitment to climate action, the stringency of its investment philosophy, make the power of money visible, and help people see switching their super as a climate action as ubiquitous as using a KeepCup. Our goal was to build a verbal and visual identity system that demonstrates their clear point of view on the world and reinforces that position to existing members, attracts like-minded new members to join Future Super, and lifts the high water mark for impact investing.

SOLUTION

We began with a new logo. Built for motion and interaction, the mark is responsive; it adapts and flexes to reveal content, push away unnecessary noise, and put a spotlight on the Super industry. Scalable for any format, the logo can shift its size and shape to best suit each communication, even moving into 3D space when required. The logo anchors the system and facilitates a type-based framework that heroes communication over visual fodder – a stark contrast to every other superannuation company in Australia. With this in mind, the design system is built for flexibility and responsiveness.

IMPACT

Future Super operates in an industry known for being opaque and saying as little as possible to its customers. Nonetheless, “greenwashed" marketing has become a trend in the sector, despite exposure to oil, coal and gas. Most funds rely on colourful stock imagery to appear ethical and confuse consumers, but Future Super has nothing to hide. The brand favours black and white, a stripped-back aesthetic that focuses attention on what matters most - the facts. Words are our most valuable tool, and Future Super's visual identity elevates their role throughout their communications.

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BESTINCLASS

CONVERSATIO IN THE COMPANY OF BEES COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PRINT

JURY COMMENT

This is such an amazingly executed piece of communication - full of depth, complexity, and consideration. A real masterpiece of design. Big congratulations to everyone involved.

Conversat o explores how humans relate to bees as seen through the lens of renowned photographer Anne Noble. Comprising a rich and diverse selection of images alongside an eclectic text accompaniment drawn from classical texts to contemporary interviews, it addresses a readership curious about art, ecology, science, literature and their intersections.

CHALLENGE

This book combines a number of design choices intended to make the work into a balanced, beautiful and satisfying object. This is appropriate for a work built out of an open process of creation. It comprises multiple paper stocks, using high gloss for the opening photographic work. Cream stock to avoid garish white, with a screen printed sakura cloth French fold dust jacket. The coptic binding allows the interior mechanisms of the book assembly to be visible. The format of the book is relatively small for its scope, akin to a compendium rather than the trophy coffee-table book.

SOLUTION

This book represents an 18-month project derived from exhibitions, residencies and an extensive collaboration between three collaborators — photographer, curator and designer. The visual elements, drawing on a decade of photographic material, cohabit with a collection of texts without competing and losing a sense of overall purpose. Collected writings about bees, educational projects, correspondence between and interviews with beekeepers and a scientific essay all find their place within the overall work alongside ten years’ photographic oeuvre of bees in myriad contexts and formats.

IMPACT

This book brings collaborators and concepts together in a single volume in a way that balances their expertise, spotlight and interactions. "For quite some time now, Anne Noble has been obsessed — if that’s not too strong a word — with bees. This has resulted in a rich, macroscopic body of work exploring the crises that face these little handmaidens of nature, from colony collapse to climate change. Conversatatio provides a textual consideration of the ideas embodied in these powerful images" — Art Beat’s Best Art Books of 2021.

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BESTINCLASS

DESIGN LEADERSHIP IGNITED DESIGN RESEARCH

JURY COMMENT

Design leadership is an emerging area of leadership that is already having a significant impact on the corporate world and beyond. This research provides much needed insights for current and prospective design leaders on how to manage design at scale and establish design excellence.

This Stanford University Press publication is the outcome of a research project on design leadership involving 59 design executives. The research provides insights for design leaders managing in-house design teams on how to elevate design at scale and establish design excellence. It is a unique collaboration between industry and academia.

CHALLENGE

An increasing number of firms invest in in-house design teams and extend the influence of design to the executive level to stimulate performance. Effective design leadership is essential to optimise the value design can bring. However, not much is known about how design leaders should operate in practice. In this research, it is argued and found that effective leadership goes beyond stimulating design’s integration into the fabric of the organisation to actualise the value of design; it also requires carefully curating designs’ ‘differentness’ compared to other functions or knowledge areas, as this differentness is what adds value in the first place.

SOLUTION

Based on the research, practices, frameworks and tools are provided to help design leaders cultivate acceptance and appreciation for design and establish a thriving environment for their creative teams. Design strategy formulation and execution, organisational structure and taxonomy creation for design, talent management and design scaling from a quantitative and qualitative perspective are among the solutions explored. Furthermore, design leadership behaviours that facilitate the journey towards design excellence are described. In particular, it covers how design leaders can balance often-contradictory objectives and activities in a both/and manner, effectively navigating between opposing options.

IMPACT

The research provides practical advice about design leadership and hopes to inspire design leaders, both current and emerging, to become more knowledgeable and confident. When design leadership is effective, design as an organisational capability will flourish, positively impacting firm performance. Secondly, the research attempts to guide business managers on how to effectively collaborate with their design peers. Finally, by providing examples and insights from design executives working in different cultural and organisational contexts, it helps design leaders enhance their strategic impact within organisations, as more strategic impact increases opportunity for design leaders to realise company outcomes that are desirable and sustainable.

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BESTINCLASS

AURECON HE RAUTAKI MAORI: A STRATEGY OWNED BY THE PEOPLE DESIGN

STRATEGY

JURY COMMENT

Design Strategy starts by putting your customer at the core of your business model and aligning all business activities to this. This project is an exemplar of how this can be achieved and the impact that can be delivered. The impact of this work will be felt by many – congratulations!

Aurecon believes in creating a positive legacy within the communities we work and live. To help our Aotearoa (New Zealand) business nurture and develop Maori cultural awareness to act in the best interest of Maori communities, Aurecon developed He Rautaki Maori, a Maori strategy to provide direction and drive decision-making.

CHALLENGE

For years, Aurecon intended to create a Maori strategy that honours both legal obligations and the spirit of the Treaty of Waitangi to help achieve our aspiration of being a known and trusted organisation within Maori communities. We see it as an opportunity to connect the many existing threads within Aurecon and extend them in new directions. Our primary challenge was to develop a strategy that integrates Maori ethos into Aurecon’s culture and values, and employees and stakeholders own and endorse. Our second challenge was to execute the strategy meaningfully and inclusively through strong leadership and demonstrate commitment through actions.

SOLUTION

By forming a steering committee and engaging Te Amokura, a Maori consultancy, Aurecon established and launched our Maori strategy in September 2021 through internal engagement activities: creating an Aurecon Maori song, translating Aurecon's purpose into Maori, leadership participation in Maori workshops, and Maori lessons for employees. To refine and drive its implementation, we appointed a dedicated Maori Leader. The result is He Rautaki Maori, a comprehensive strategy that places people at the core. It develops our cultural capability to benefit our clients, our people, and our Maori communities and consequently supports broader social, economic, cultural, and environmental outcomes for Aotearoa.

IMPACT

Embracing a people-first design approach enabled Aurecon to create a Maori strategy that resonates with all. Since its implementation, we have seen a significant increase in employees’ confidence in using Te Reo Maori in communications. The strategy guides embedding Maori principles and decision-making into the organisation, notably integrating Maori culture into the interior design and design process of our new Tamaki Makaurau (Auckland) office. Its impact extends to projects. Our work on Manawatu Tararua Highway won an award by Diversity Works for its unique approach to partnering with Maori communities and commitment to embedding Maori world view throughout project delivery.

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BESTINCLASS

ABC LISTEN APP DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Emma Gogolewski, Andrew Bray Gina Laverone, Danny Webster Alex Bilbie-Clarke, Alex Crook Darren Cox, Sabari Priya Jim Trail

COMMISSIONED BY Tim Hardaker, Mary Claire Monsalve Joel Brydon, Scott Spark, Carlin Beattie, Adam Jesson, Judy Adair, Andrew King

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

By providing a mix of curatorial and personalised content through an intuitive and well-designed platform, the ABC Listen App ensures listeners won't become trapped in a "filter bubble." The design team should be proud of their work and hold their efforts to a high regard.

For years, the ABC listen app has been the audio companion for Australians of all walks of life. The app continues to represent the breadth and immediacy of Australia’s national broadcaster, and now surpasses the level of experiential quality that the listening world has come to expect from other apps.

CHALLENGE

Aggregated streaming experiences with colossal content offerings and enormous production teams have raised expectations for streaming apps everywhere. To maintain ABC listen's value in our listeners' lives, we had to think beyond brute force tactics and create an experience which reflects the ABC’s unique relationship with its audience. Audio-first apps face an additional challenge: most of the audience experience is based on listening, not interacting with a screen. The screen experience therefore needs to provide a seamless and efficient journey to content, whilst simultaneously offering opportunities to discover and explore but not overwhelm.

SOLUTION

Creating a set of research informed design principles was a crucial early step to ensure that design decisions stay true to the needs and aspirations of both our audience and internal brand. The result is an experience that only shows what's needed, when it's needed. It showcases the vibrant look and feel of the ABC’s brand and artwork, sprinkling magic into each interaction. It also provides the right balance of agency and convenience. It ensures the ABC’s trusted and valued voice reaches its audience, through an experience which has been shaped by that audience’s habits and needs.

IMPACT

The baseline impact is to provide fast, yet meaningful choices to our listeners as they go about their day. To ensure that any glance at the screen is always met with a manageable amount of information and a mix of new and familiar content choices. On a deeper level, we can think of ABC listen as an audio companion. Favourites from previous sessions greet listeners when they open the app. Meanwhile a mix of curatorial and personalised content ensures they won't become trapped inside a 'filter bubble'. Any given content page contains well-considered next steps to present as options.

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BESTINCLASS

SEEING OUTSIDE BOXES DIGITAL DESIGN

GAME DESIGN AND ANIMATION

JURY COMMENT

Great thought using the 'Rube Goldberg Machine' trope and attention to detail in the physics of the animations has paid off. This is a clever solution to keeping viewers' attention and rewarding their curiosity. Well done.

The work is a connected digital sign that shows moving images in Rube Goldberg’s comic style. It's designed as an entrance image for a Climate Change Exhibition at the National Science and Technology Museum to evoke audiences’ interests and convey the connotation of a global warming concept map to promote science education.

CHALLENGE

The client has excogitated a global warming concept map based on a scientific (DPSIR) model to illustrate the interdependencies of causes and effects of global warming, as well as possible countermeasures. We were entrusted with designing and presenting the connotation and underlying analytical thinking of the concept map through a creative entrance display. Unlike many other communications on global warming that emphasise perceptual appeals, we hoped to highlight that many factors cause the global warming issues that humankind is currently facing, and how we might solve these problems.

SOLUTION

We further summarised the concept map and used 21 connected screens to render seven routes to explain: 1. Causes of global warming 2. Scientific facts 3. Environmental impacts 4. Adaptation methods 5. Adaptation strategies 6. Mitigation methods (policy aspects) 7. Mitigation methods (living aspects)

The 7 buttons on the installation, which can respectively trigger the virtual ball rolling through seven different routes in a Rube Goldberg machine style, will activate 3D anamorphic animated mechanisms on different screens to guide audiences’ visual attention to make it more fun.

IMPACT

The significance of this work is to point out that many key factors cause the global warming issues that humankind is currently facing in a rational, scientific yet fun way. And through scientific modeling and analysis, we might find ways to solve these problems. Ball-rolling through connected screens highlight various linkages and factor nodes, and the audiences are visually guided to read and understand the chain reactions, interdependencies and causes and effects of global warming, thus ultimately assimilated into an understanding of the Global Warming issues.

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BESTINCLASS

DESIGN AND RIDE DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

JURY COMMENT

Great imagination and canny knowledge of how to combine existing pieces of tech in innovative and accessible ways. What really impressed the Jury was how this system elevates the co-design process - an exemplar that every design team needs to see, especially in regards to the insertion of new tools for community stakeholders to use and then receive immediate feedback. Chef's kiss.

Design And Ride is an engaging way for the community to get involved in the layout of their own roads. In this experience, community members create a new road design, then experience it as a cyclist – in virtual reality - and send feedback to their local council or urban planners.

CHALLENGE

Urban planning usually operates from the top down. City and district authorities plan, build and manage infrastructure, including transport. Despite public outreach, many local authorities struggle to get substantive public engagement in civic planning and it is difficult to enable community members to offer meaningful direction. Road safety and accessibility for cyclists are either ignored or become hotly contested by a minority of the community. Design And Ride is an innovative approach and a world first that delivers the ability to engage community members in meaningful decision-making around cycleway design and urban planning, using an embodied, participatory approach.

SOLUTION

Members of the public are able to design a cycleway for their community on an iPad, and then test the design by riding down a 3D generated version of their road on a physical bike connected to a virtual reality headset. The experience highlights cyclist safety while keeping pedestrians and drivers in mind too. Community members can then rate their design based on the quality of their ride and forward this design and feedback to the city council. The experience is designed to be simple to navigate. It resets itself automatically once the user rates their design.

IMPACT

Data collected from the initial run of Design And Ride suggests it increases community engagement in civic planning, and has improved communication between urban planners and the community about street design initiatives. Looking to the future, Design And Ride can be easily customised to any street or city environment. This means it can enable city-dwellers to see the impact of different transport options, including greater use of public transport, increased cycleways and decreased availability of parking. Small towns can assess practical ways to make cycling safer or look at the effect of adding traffic lights and roundabouts to their roading.

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BESTINCLASS

LIFELINE - CRISIS SUPPORTERS SERVICE TOOL DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

JURY COMMENT

The designers have hidden the complexity and volume of information in the Lifeline Crisis Supporters Service Tool, to make it as easy as possible for the crisis supporters to serve people calling up and seeking help. Applause also for adapting technology to match crisis supporter's mental models, as well as the clean, elegant interface. Two grateful thumbs-up.

A digital replacement for an antiquated system - we created an easy to navigate and intuitive tool for Lifeline Crisis Supporters (phone volunteers) to efficiently find relevant support services and share them with Help Seekers calling Lifeline’s suicide prevention line.

CHALLENGE

Every year, over one million people reach out to Lifeline for support, many of which going through the darkest moments of their lives. The phone is usually picked up by a Crisis Supporter, a volunteer who offers referrals to free and low-cost local providers of mental health support options, such as clinics, shelters and other helplines. Their online system was clunky and difficult to search - so much so that each Centre used their own version of a paper folder rather than try to navigate the system. We needed to create a tool which enabled Crisis Supporters to find and share resources, adding more value than their current paper ‘cheat sheet’.

SOLUTION

Needing to align with Lifeline’s corporate palette, the design system is functional with minimal fanfare. The real solution to the problem lies in the UX. Taking principles from the paper version being used, we created an improved version online, where Crisis Supporters could access popular shortlists, bookmark frequently searched services, and easily share them. The UX took into account all information the Crisis Supporter needed at a glance based on extensive user testing. We featured a simple onboarding to cater for volunteers aged 18-80, ensured WCAG 2.0 accessibility standards, incorporated drag & drop functionality, tooltips on hover and keyboard shortcuts.

IMPACT

The long-lasting positive impact of the tool cannot be understated. It plays a core role in the experience of both Crisis Supporters and Help Seekers. Previously, Crisis Supporters themselves often felt frustrated and helpless when they were unable to find the right support services for Help Seekers. The tool noticeably improves the current system and is the change 10,000 Crisis Supporters have been waiting for.

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BESTINCLASS

MORE THAN A PRAWN DIGITAL DESIGN

JURY COMMENT

Full disclosure: the 'More than a prawn' website's appeal really snuck up on us. The fresh visual look and feel and the layered content hierarchies do a great job at drawing the audience into the individual's video stories, which is where the real richness of this website lies. Extra points for the attention to detail to how the website adapts to mobile devices. Well done.

'More than a prawn' is a provenance and community engagement campaign launched by the Australian Council of Prawn Fisheries. The australianwildprawns.com.au website gives people a greater sense of connection between the food on their plate, the wild regions it’s from and the values of the people who provide it.

CHALLENGE

People are genuinely worried about the sustainability of fisheries and there is a disconnection between Australian wild prawn fishers and consumers. Decreased trust in government regulation and an absence of a compelling industry voice put Australia’s wild prawn fishers’ social licence to operate at risk. Sensational but factually flawed documentaries like Seaspiracy have further bundled hard-working Aussie prawn fishers and the Australian Wild Prawn industry with the egregious practices captured elsewhere in the world. This requiring a rapid response of transparen-sea. Limited budgets excluded mass media, but a website and in store campaign could gather these stories for all to watch.

SOLUTION

We connected people concerned about overfishing to the people doing the fishing and recognised a common thought: they all loved and wanted to preserve the ocean. To preserve Aussie wild prawn fisher’s social licence to operate, we needed to lift the veil and tell their stories in their own words. So, 16 compelling stories were collected at www.australianwildprawns. com.au and delivered through social media, point of sale and augmented reality experiences on the floor tiles of seafood retailers. With social media geographically activated around key ports, we appealed to key, contextual markets.

IMPACT

With social media geographically activated around key ports, we invited people into the world of the wild prawn fishers. We brought a trawler to life on a canvas that had never been used before - the retailer shop floor. And we built a helpful website that collects all the stories in one place. Website: 116,725 unique page views 3:15 minutes average time on page 2,314,737 people consumed 2 years, 4 months and 2 days of video content 12,487 interactions with 3D/AR in store/at home experience 2:34 average time on 3D/AR experience 2,127,089 people reached through Facebook, generating 434,662 tracked engagements

85—86
BESTINCLASS

HAMMERHEAD CRUSHER BUCKET ENGINEERING DESIGN

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

The on-site crushing of materials, such as building demolition waste, to various sizes is a solution to one of the construction industry's greatest environmental challenges. A wider variety of output sizes and crucially smaller sizes should see the Hammerhead Crusher Bucket find many customers and deliver a positive impact both commercially and environmentally.

The company has developed a new on-site and mobile crushing system for the mining and recycling industries. The Hammerhead crusher bucket achieves high-volume crushing rates, with a substantially larger range of crush sizes versus conventional less-portable solutions. The Hammerhead is an excavator attachment which provides significant versatility and mobility.

CHALLENGE

Due to environmental, material and transport costs, recycling is becoming critical. The Hammerhead must process large rocks and reinforced concrete on-site, requiring a high-volume, large input-sized crusher fitted to a carrier machine to process. Conventional solutions are under-powered and offer low efficiency and production rates. The solution should be unique, patentable and more powerful than current jaw-crusher buckets. Requirements: Crush rocks from 500mm down to 10mm in one pass, adjustable crush size, weight within the carrier’s capacity, utilising all the power of the carrier machine, blockage-resistant, as per FlipScreen’s reputation, must be worthy of the label “best in the world”.

SOLUTION

Multiple eccentric rollers with independent outer sleeves were the ultimate solution for crushing large rock and concrete containing reinforcing steel. Hydraulic cylinders enable instantaneous adjustment of crush sizing. The use of high-tensile T6 alloys and UHMWPE satisfy the lifting capacity of the excavator. Use of an automatic, variable displacement motor providing up to 720kw of power. A constantly increasing throat and a bottom jaw detachable in-field without tools for de-fouling and replacing wear parts. An integrated oil circulation and filtration system vastly extending maintenance hours. Exceptional performance on large rock and processes concrete with reinforcing steel faster than without.

IMPACT

Hammerhead’s patented crushing action outperforms current European crusher buckets. It offers customers the mobility and compactness of a crusher bucket utilising its carrier’s full horsepower and achieving a higher throughput rate. Many of the issues associated with developing a high-volume crusher limited by the weight capacity of the carrier machine have been solved. This was achieved by using steel only where necessary and using lightweight T6 alloys. UHWPE is used in the transmission and throughout the whole machine to replace heavier steel, including the barrier between vulnerable hydraulics and the crushing rollers which fully dismantle with the use of a lever.

87—88

BESTINCLASS

SPACE BIOENGINEERING: SIMULATED

MICROGRAVITY PLATFORM TO ADVANCE HUMANS IN

SPACE ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY EXPLOR Space Technologies

Dr. Joshua Chou Anthony Kirollos

COMMISSIONED BY EXPLOR Space Technologies Dr. Joshua Chou Anthony Kirollos

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

The team is to be congratulated for producing a device of such simplicity, ease of use and at a fraction of the cost of existing solutions. The Simulated Microgravity Platform is a very clever platform, combining hardware and software with a promises to widen access to simulated microgravity technology for research and development. Well done. Truly impressive.

The EXPLOR Biogravity platform simulates the microgravity (10-3g) of space right here on Earth. It allows researchers to study the human and plant physiological disease response to microgravity. These findings can help researchers develop technologies to advance human space flight and also improve health on Earth.

CHALLENGE

The existing simulated microgravity technologies have not been updated for the last 20 years. One of the key challenges was to ensure that we can achieve the microgravity conditions at the cellular level with a platform that is able to be applied for different research conditions and scientific questions. We wanted a plug-and-play device that is ergonomic and allows our users to be able to focus on their applications rather than spend time trying to figure out how the device works and functions. This needed to be mobilised by an easy user software interface.

SOLUTION

To sustain the microgravity condition accurately in the device, we applied satellite tracking robotic technologies and stepper motors to ensure long-term durability. To date, our machine has operated non-stop for 4 years and only requires a simple yearly application of motor oil. It is made of anodized aluminium in order to be lightweight and long-lasting. Our team developed a modular sample holder system that allows users to directly utilise existing materials and equipment without changing their application model.

IMPACT

The platform works to democratise space biology development and cater to user needs. It is now used by world space agencies including NASA and JAXA, government institutions (CSIRO, ANSTO) and world renowned research institutions including MIT, Harvard and Mayo Clinic. The device is now at the forefront of space biology and health discoveries owing to how it was designed to cater for different users and with human-centric design in mind. In addition, pharmaceutical companies in the United States and Japan are planning to use the Biogravity platform to develop and design new classes of drugs that could not be synthesised on Earth. The impact is out of this world.

89—90
BESTINCLASS

NEURAL TOURNIQUET NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

JURY COMMENT

Exquisitely designed, modelled and presented, this concept is well-researched underpinned by working technology in the medical field. It is more accessible and deployable in trauma situations outside hospitals to a band-aid level. This is an impressive example of design for impact and a standout project ticking every box for good design in this category. Congratulations, and well done!

The Neural Tourniquet is designed for paramedics to use in emergency situations where rapid bleeding control is required to save lives in the critical minutes following a traumatic injury. The device uses TENS technology to stimulate the cervical vagus nerve, proven to stop uncontrollable bleeding in under a minute.

CHALLENGE

Existing solutions, including tourniquets and haemostatic products for wound packing, are not efficient in cases of multiple traumatic injuries. Common tourniquets are only suited for limb injuries, whilst haemostatic products which expand inside the open wound are extremely invasive and must be surgically removed post-application. Furthermore, the effectiveness of these products in stopping the bleed is significantly reduced in patients who suffer from bleeding disorders or those taking blood thinners. For a future shaped by minimally invasive healthcare, how might we harness the power of bioelectronics to breakthrough in trauma emergency responses and improve patients’ outcomes?

SOLUTION

The solution is a cervical Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) device that uses electrical stimulation to stop traumatic bleeding in a single application. Electrical VNS at the left neck muscle stimulates a specific neural pathway that enhances the body's innate immune response to injury. This process involves rapidly increasing blood clotting factors at the open cavity; forming a natural 'plug' that can stop bleeding in less than a minute. Supported by pre-clinical studies from the Feinstein Institute, this non-invasive neurostimulation method has been proven to significantly reduce the amount of blood loss by 50% with promising potential on addressing internal bleeding.

IMPACT

Over the next two decades, bioelectronic medicine is predicted to drastically transform the medical industry and multiple disciplines. For example, the small and portable device can be equipped on army soldiers to rapidly staunch bleeding from multiple traumatic injuries on the battlefield. Moreover, the device has a significant impact in the civilian setting, where violence and accidental injury remain the leading causes of death worldwide. Patients with haemophilia may also benefit from quick intervention by applying the device to themselves and perhaps during surgical repair where haemorrhage is a major cause of trauma mortality in the operating theatre.

91—92
BESTINCLASS

FORCITE MK1S PRODUCT DESIGN

JURY COMMENT

The single-piece front-mounted camera/dual mic integration is a real innovation. Sustainability cred is upped with a program to replace and recycle tech (for free) and the shell after an accident. Its community-based trials demonstrate social and financial sustainability. From form and function, to sustainability, to innovation and progression, the Forcite MK1S ticked every box for this panel. If Tony Stark made a lid for riders, this would be it.

Following his accident, Alfred Boyadgis partnered with Julian Chow to radically improve the design of motorcycle helmets in a way that no longer required bulky clip-on cameras or headsets and could alert riders of upcoming dangers. The MK1S provides a safe riding experience with integrated smarts, inbuilt camera, audio and a rider-alert system.

CHALLENGE

Other smart helmets have often been designed tech first and failed to really achieve what motorcycle enthusiasts are wanting. After launching the Forcite MK1, the design team looked to what improvements they could make on the Forcite motorcycle helmet. With 1400 riders using the MK1, the team sourced feedback from this group, coined the Forcite Helmet Test Pilots, on what elements real riders wanted to change. This broad collaborative approach to research and design is unique to motorcycle helmets and has created a deep and meaningful engagement with the Australian motorcycle community.

SOLUTION

Our design engineers used this info to craft more luxurious padding to reduce road noise, introduce high-end speakers to improve audio quality on calls and music and enhance camera quality in the Forcite MK1S. The result uplifted safety and comfort, whilst also allowing riders to capture and share every exciting moment out on the road. Our rider alert system and peripheral LED display is also more dialled into real-time road conditions with a new predictive mapping algorithm.

IMPACT

The Forcite MK1 and MK1S are the world's first ECE approved smart helmets on the road. With collaborative R&D at the heart of the design, motorcyclists are loving them. The MK1S sold out of its first build slot of 200 helmets in three hours upon opening. We have 14,000 riders on our EOI list, 40% of which are from overseas. Forcite technology has the capacity to integrate with smart cities and autonomous cars to ultimately create a safer road environment for all users.

93—94
BESTINCLASS

EXOSPHERE BY FLEET - PASSIVE MINERAL EXPLORATION AT THE SPEED

OF LIGHT PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

ExoSphere is a first-of-its-kind, passive, non-destructive mineral exploration solution combining three radical technologies: ambient seismic noise tomography (geode sensors), low-power satellite connectivity (alpha constellation) and intelligent cloud-processing (Nebula visualisation software) to discover critical resources 100x faster than traditional methods, while drastically reducing the requirement for environmentally damaging elements of existing surveillance practices.

CHALLENGE

COMMISSIONED

JURY COMMENT

With ExoSphere’s innovative, targeted, fast, low impact and cost effective digital solution to mineral exploration, the Jury were unanimous in recognising ExoSphere at the highest level in these Awards.

At this critical point for our planet, the world is rapidly transitioning to green energy and cleaner industrial operations. The IMF predicts that in just two decades more than $13 trillion (USD) worth of the four major energy transition minerals must be mined to reach net zero ambitions. This requires more sustainable, faster and economically viable exploration practices. Exploration is a costly, time intensive, manual process with varying levels of accuracy and scope, with efficiency being a critical metric for investors. New technologies are converging to revolutionise exploration with unprecedented opportunity for those who embrace innovation.

SOLUTION

Our end-to-end solution, ExoSphere, is combining revolutionary non-invasive, low environmental impact sensors, unlimited global satellite data transmission and intelligent cloud processing to create a lightning fast, highly scalable, 3D exploration solution that rapidly pinpoints high value minerals beneath the earth. This removes the need for invasive drilling practices, significantly reduces cost and can speed up discoveries more than 100x. We are proud to enable this critical step in mining to provide better access to the resources we need to make a better future for humanity and unlock exploration at a scale unparalleled.

IMPACT

Founded to open new frontiers on Earth and beyond, Fleet is building a prosperous and sustainable future for humanity. Now increasingly threatened by the climate crisis, we’ve focused on how we use our revolutionary technology to help. Designed to explore space, Fleet can help on Earth finding the resources needed to reach net-zero by 2050, making mineral exploration hyper efficient and lightning fast, all with less environmental impact. Reaching net zero is vital but unachievable without critical minerals. If we can’t explore rapidly, responsibly and widely enough to discover abundant deposits, the frantic satisfaction of demand could be catastrophic for communities and ultimately delay the energy transition.

95—96

BESTINCLASS

SLITE - THE WORLD'S MOST PORTABLE LIGHT FOR CREATORS PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

JURY COMMENT

This is an innovative product responding to a clear need. Slite is an impressive design solution that gives rise to new and emergent use cases. This is a refreshing and relevant product for the modern content creator in an image driven world. Well done.

Slite was born out of a need for portable and professional lighting for modern content creators. Slite's co-founder, Alex, was shooting in an 160-year-old building without any power when the idea struck: "why not power a light from a power bank?"

CHALLENGE

The world of professional lighting is super intimidating. They're bulky, cumbersome and expensive, limiting their use and use cases. Slite needed to be portable, powerful and offer professional quality lighting that anyone - regardless of experience - could easily use. Slite needed to work with existing traditional mounts/stands, but also offer more intuitive and innovative mounting solutions. In short, a light that would exceed the needs of a professional, whilst being accessible to newcomers. A light that could take your creativity to new places both metaphorically and physically.

SOLUTION

Slite used cutting-edge heat-sync technology to allow for an ultra slim 14mm thin profile, without compromising the output of the custom-built LEDs. Working closely with electrical engineers and LED manufacturers, Nila was able to create a beautiful, sleek design unit - roughly the size of a tablet - that packed a 3400lux at 1m, weight only 890g and could fit in a laptop sleeve. Stripping away intimidating and unnecessary buttons made for a user-friendly interface, making pro lights easier to use than ever. By integrating magnets into the unit's front and rear, Slite could also be mounted in new ways.

IMPACT

Slite is the first professional-quality light to implement USB-C technology, allowing the unit to be powered from an everyday power bank and offer unparalleled portability. This, combined with its 14mm profile and <900g weight, meant you could pack a studio-worth of lights into your backpack for the first time. And, thanks to the magnetic rear, Slite could be mounted to anything metallic, allowing content creators to do away with stands and mount in new and innovative ways with ease and minimal footprint.

97—98
BESTINCLASS

AN ABORIGINAL CULINARY JOURNEY PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Yukultji (Nolia) Napangati Yalti Napangati Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri

Lucy Simpson Breville | Sage Global Product Team

COMMISSIONED BY Breville | Sage

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

There is a magical quality to this product range that transcends its utilitarian and decorative elements, making the whole greater than the sum of its parts. This project embodies an incredible sensitivity, breadth, and depth, spanning cultural, technological, and commercial chasms. It brings home the story of a 60-thousand-year-old food culture in a subtle and beautiful way. They remind us that the world’s oldest living culture is alive all around us, waiting to be (re)discovered and embraced.

An Aboriginal Culinary Journey is a collaboration between Breville|Sage and Aboriginal artists who decorated appliances with stories of food, culture and community to celebrate and raise awareness of 60,000 years of Indigenous Australian culture. This project will be the start of ongoing initiatives to give back to the Indigenous community.

CHALLENGE

An Aboriginal Culinary Journey combines ancient stories with the best of contemporary design - an invitation to experience the world’s oldest living culture. When beginning the 3-year long design process for the Aboriginal Culinary Journey, we knew we wanted the artwork to be authentic and have a meaningful connection to the appliances themselves. To faithfully represent these world-renowned artist hand painted works, Breville had to work on a new high-quality industrial process to apply graphics to products. This process had to accurately capture colour and texture and produce a product that’s virtually identical to the original.

SOLUTION

The development of the Aboriginal Culinary Journey resulted in Breville innovating an industrial process that combined high tech and artisan methods. 3D-photogrammetry is used to digitally remove the painted artwork off the products and reproduce them at the highest quality. The art is re-applied to our products as a multilayer decal. The final decals intricately layer inks and texture. Some products have up to 16 decals which are all skilfully applied by hand. The end product, whilst being tedious and technical, captured the most faithful representation of the original artwork.

IMPACT

As a proud Australian company, Breville recognises the need and responsibility to form a reconciliation action plan and to give back to the Indigenous communities of Australia. We see an opportunity to share Australia's long history of food and culture through native Australian art, on a global scale, to lovers of art, decoration and design. As part of this campaign, all profits are dedicated to funding Indigenous charities and philanthropic works. It is also the hope that this initiative will be the start of ongoing future projects for Breville in giving back to the Indigenous community on a global level.

99—100
BESTINCLASS

PLUSMINUS BY VIBIA PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE

JURY COMMENT

Pure delight from the product design, to application, right through to unboxing. The capacity for truly flexible design solutions from a limited number of power sources opens up unlimited creative potential for interior designers without being constrained by arduous pre-planning. A superb solution for awkward or difficult to light places like pop up venues and events.

Plusminus is a modular lighting toolkit for interiors. It allows designers to create unique and original lighting solutions using a range of connectible and interchangeable parts. Plusminus is configured using free online design software, allowing users to create their own unique designs based on the dimensions of their chosen space.

CHALLENGE

Limits commonly faced by lighting and interior designers include: The difficulty that comes with lighting unconventional spaces and the need for adaptive solutions

• The need for time-consuming wiring and specialist tools during the installation process

• The very few electrical connection points within a space

• The need to explicitly visualise how a piece of lighting will look within a finished space during the design process

• The need to customise lighting after installation to better fit the needs of the project

SOLUTION

Plusminus offers a conductive textile belt that carries up to 80W of power. This belt can be ordered up to 30 metres long and can be cut to size on-site should the need for customisation arise during or after installation. Luminaires are attached to this belt using a click-and-connect system that is fast, easy and safe. This system includes six different models, from globes to spotlights. The Plusminus is configured using an online tool which allows designers to explicitly visualise how their Plusminus design will look once installed. Furthermore, only one electrical connection point is needed for a full-scale design.

IMPACT

The Plusminus lighting toolkit provides lighting designers, interior designers and architects with an adaptive and endlessly customisable solution for lighting virtually any interior. It also allows lighting designers to think 'off the grid' and create unique lighting configurations regardless of how an interior is wired, as only one connection point is required. Because its textile belt is conductive yet safe to touch, designers can play with their Plusminus design, freely attach their luminaires as desired, install their belt using a range of (freely provided) extra accessories and light an entire space in little under a day.

101—102
BESTINCLASS

PIVYT ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE BY LANE PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY bangdesign in collaboration with ITW

COMMISSIONED BY ITW-Australia Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

The judges were unanimous, the PIVYT range transforms a detail in our homes which is usually taken from granted into an elegant, well considered, beautiful product. The design team should be extremely proud of the final silhouette and attention to detail which sits below the surface.

PIVYT by Lane is a sleek, new way to access and secure your home. Rather than the traditional rotation of a handle or knob, PIVYT opens with a simple pulling action. PIVYT’s elegant form perfectly embodies the innovative and compact engineering across a coordinated range of architectural-hardware products.

CHALLENGE

The design brief was to develop a completely new and unique door-hardware product, system, and solution that didn’t rely on traditional componentry or methods. Traditional door-hardware componentry has existed and remained unchanged for decades, and the challenge for this project was to break new ground in order to improve the way door-access and door-levers work and in parallel to the way the door-access and door-handles look. The design brief required this to be achieved through the design and development of new patent-protected technology.

SOLUTION

The project painstakingly developed patented designs for the door’s latch mechanism through simple and more compact mechanisms, making it quicker to install and easy to use. The unique mechanism and design provided the opportunity to develop a completely new interaction for door handles and their action of operation. Simply tilt the door lever towards yourself to release the latch and open the door. Expressed with authenticity, the elegant and evocative aesthetics are more akin to adornments on the door, rather than an apparatus on the door.

IMPACT

This project has achieved a new benchmark for door hardware innovation that will provide ongoing benefits to Lane through the patented technology. Not only has it delivered a “standout” product into a highly competitive market that constantly contends with commodification, but it has also enhanced the Lane brand and set it apart from competitors. In addition, the technology has long-lasting applications across future product developments, adding to the return on investment. For the end-user, for the first time in a long time, this project offers a new choice in a market that has had an array of “sameness” for too long.

103—104
BESTINCLASS

ETHIQUE - HOME-COMPOSTABLE LIPSTICKS PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

JURY COMMENT

Not only an impressive concept to compost the lipstick, but all the judges were impressed with the integrity and consideration prevalent from product creation right through to packaging.

Ethique lipsticks are designed to be buried. Unlike wasteful plastic-packaged lipsticks, every element of Ethique’s packaging is home-compostable, including the push-up tube. It can be buried in the ground, thrown in your compost or pushed down in a plant pot to return valuable nutrients to the soil.

CHALLENGE

Around the world, 800 – 900 million lipsticks are sold annually. Most are packaged in plastic – rarely recyclable and usually sent to landfill. And even when packaging is recyclable, systemic issues with global waste systems mean only 9% is actually recycled and repurposed. It was clear to Ethique that a better solution was needed: cosmetics packaging that would leave no trace on the earth or better yet, would leave a positive impact. The team also knew a sustainable change would only go the distance if it performed just as well as – if not better than – its traditional counterparts.

SOLUTION

A range of seven timeless shades were designed and packaged in home-compostable materials crafted to disappear when buried in the ground. Buildable colour was achieved through naturally occurring child-labour-free pigments such as mica, manganese violet and iron oxide. To meet the brand’s strict criteria, the lipstick also needed to be made without palm-oil (which is associated with deforestation and unethical farming practices) and instead created with directly traded, ethically sourced ingredients. Extensive supply chain research and auditing was conducted to find sustainable palm-alternatives, ultimately achieved through a blend of plant-based waxes and organic moringa oil from Rwandan co-operative, Asili Oils.

IMPACT

As well as the benefits to soil, the planet also benefits from fewer items of plastic in landfill with each Ethique lipstick. In ten years, Ethique and its customers have saved 20 million plastic containers from being manufactured. With this new range, Ethique is on track for its target of half a billion by 2030. The range will also have a big impact on producers, who benefit from the brand’s adherence to direct trade, fair wages and supply chain monitoring. This ensures producers can be confident of year-round income and thrive rather than just surviving, adopting regenerative farming techniques along the way.

105—106
BESTINCLASS

ADVANCELL ISOTOPES 212PB

GENERATOR PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

AdvanCell's Generator is a revolutionary product that is going to have a remarkable impact on the lives of many people. The attention to detail in the design of the device is exemplary, particularly the use of recycled materials to create the isotopes. It's outstanding to see how a product of this size can replace a half-room-sized machine, while also negating the need to source radioactive elements from Russia. Truly inspirational.

AdvanCell's Generator is a world-first alpha isotope generator which addresses the greatest unmet need in targeted alpha therapy – the reliable and scalable supply of isotope. The manufacture of clinical doses of a high-value isotope Alpha 212® (Lead-212) for use in targeted radionuclides therapy is a game-changer for prostate and several other cancer treatments. Enabling scalable local isotope production capability, the Generator will fast track the delivery of cutting-edge cancer treatments to patients.

CHALLENGE

Lead-212 possesses a half-life of 10.6 hours. Current production methodologies severely impact the availability of radionuclide therapy and limits access to the therapy for patients in need. The challenge was to design + engineer a small footprint generator that could be produced and operated at scale around the world to serve large patient populations. The generator needed to be safe, intuitive and enable reliable production of radio isotopically pure product for an extended period. The goal was to cultivate a design that would encompass all electronics and mechanical apparatus required to automate the production of the high-value isotope (Lead-212).

SOLUTION

The Isotope Generator is a platform technology that enables the scaled production of isotopes, enabling clinical trials, treatments and the development of a number of Targeted Alpha Therapies for different cancers that had previously been restricted. A focus on quality, reliability, traceability and a goal of a GMP product will provide clinicians with access to mission critical medicines when needed, and not only when or if available. The Generator is currently producing clinically useful amounts of Lead-212 daily and is being used by researchers in Australia, with a clinical trial scheduled for 4Q 2022. The Generator is optimised for safe use within space and time constrained conditions, bench-sized, portable and intuitive.

IMPACT

The Isotope Generator can easily scale production of Lead-212 and allow greater access to therapies that are beneficial to the treatment of prostate and neuroendocrine cancers. Due to Lead-212’s short half-life, transporting, storing and administering the isotope is time-sensitive, so the innovation has the potential to save countless hours and lives by eliminating the challenges associated with long-haul transportation and storage. Scalable production of these rare alpha emitting isotopes and turning them into therapies for a broad range of cancers enables greater access to treatments for patients who need it most.

107—108
BESTINCLASS

SUPERSPACE PRODUCT DESIGN

JURY COMMENT

The Superspace is a clear winner of this category. This premium example of thoughtful design seems simple, but can make such a huge impact in family lives. In addition to fostering creativity and imagination for kids, it is a chic and stylish item for the family home. Beautifully designed and executed.

Superspace is a magnetic modular play space builder for kids. Life-size magnetic panels allow children to create almost any structure they can dream up for creative play.

CHALLENGE

Inspired by watching our children try to create their own independent play spaces and still be near to us. The unsuccessful use of cardboard boxes, sheets and cushions (collapsing and taking over the room) led to the idea of Superspace. The challenge was to create panels that were lightweight and simple enough for kids to use so they would be inspired to build and rebuild their own life-sized structures. They had to be easy and fun to use or they would get ignored.

SOLUTION

After many iterations we came up with three things that allowed us to hit these goals: Creating a magnetic system using diametrically opposed strong magnets, creating a frame that would house the magnets while allowing the panels to be lightweight and strong enough to handle the knocks from kids and the use of PET felt for durability and lightness. Throughout the process we focused on reducing the environmental impact of the panels, each 24-panel set contains approximately 150 recycled plastic bottles. Recycle-grade Polycarbonate was used to house the magnets and locked together using 100% natural bamboo with the FSC tick.

IMPACT

In a world increasingly dominated by screens, toys that encourage creativity and imaginative play are of increasing value. The motivating factor that inspired the creation of Superspace was to create a toy that would get kids to put down their screens and engage with the physical world without the limited possibilities of traditional toys. There are no rules, and no right or wrong way to use it. Kids learn through experimenting, building, and can create new structures each and every time. It stimulates their mind and allows them to dream of things they would otherwise might not have thought of.

109—110
BESTINCLASS

CURBYIT SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

JURY COMMENT

Early and successful engagement of key stakeholders and a solution that's simple, holistic and highly effective. This project had all the jurors talking and keen to find out more. The potential for positive design impact is significant - well done.

CurbyIt connects community and industry through an innovative extended product stewardship service of soft plastics and other targeted materials through the kerbside recycling bin. The Curby App and unique QR Codes inspire and empower the community to ‘CurbyIt’: divert problem materials from landfill and enable ReMade in Australia products.

CHALLENGE

Soft plastic is one of the most problematic materials to recover. It cannot be sorted in a loose form at the material recovery facilities and during the past 20 years, councils have had to instruct householders not to put soft plastics into the kerbside recycling bin. Communities and governments are frustrated by the lack of solutions. Producers are now expected to develop extended producer responsibility schemes to support the collection of soft plastics at levels of >70% and feed large scale processing facilities. Recovering this light fluffy material overflows drop off locations.

SOLUTION

Households recycle their soft plastics by segregating them into used plastic bags and fitting them with our CurbyTag and QR code. This is to be scanned before placing the bag into a kerbside recycling bin. The CurbyTag enables efficient identification and sorting of the bag at the recycling facility and households receive acknowledgement from Curby that enables rewards in the future. The geolocation, quality and quantity of the targeted material is reported to councils, recyclers and industry partners through an interactive dashboard. CurbyIt builds, guides and nurtures sustainable behaviour within the community so we can recover and reuse most problematic materials.

IMPACT

CurbyIt amplifies the community's desire to recycle by gamifying the experience. It prevents and diverts soft plastics from becoming wind-blown litter in streets, pollutants in waterways and waste in landfills. The first Curby pilot (2020) inspired the massive cross-industry collaboration that resulted in a first of its kind Kit Kat wrapper re-made from consumer-collected soft plastics and the pilot has moved to full scale. Initial analysis indicates CurbyIt operates ~20 times more efficiently for soft plastics than container deposit schemes for plastic. Councils across Australia and global leading brands are now seeking to CurbyIt.

111—112
BESTINCLASS

SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN INDIGENOUS CULTURAL DESIGN COMPETENCY SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Greenshoot Consulting (Lead Consultant) Learning Hook (Delivery Partner)

COMMISSIONED BY Melbourne School of Design University of Melbourne

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

Thank you for sustainably training and empowering trainers to lead the way in building cultural intelligence. A simply beautiful and inspirational project. Well done.

Greenshoot Consulting was engaged by one of Australia’s leading Indigenous Architects and design academics, Jefa Greenaway to create a suite of Indigenous Cultural Design Competence learning modules. The modules were designed to support academics with the Melbourne School of Design to build competency and Indigenise the current student curriculum.

CHALLENGE

In 2017, the Melbourne School of design initiated a pioneering aspiration to enhance the student experience and delivery of programs by incorporating Indigenous Design Cultural Competencies across all of its academic programs. Greenshoot Consulting supported Indigenous architect and lecturer Jefa Greenaway to co-design four unique Indigenous Design pillars, which were subsequently validated with Indigenous academics and Elders representing Wurundjeri, Boon Wurrung, Bunurong and Yorta Yorta. These Indigenous Design Pillars were translated into four learning modules within a bespoke bi-directional learning platform for academics to build their own cultural competency, whilst providing resources and case studies to support student curriculum development.

SOLUTION

This design solution reflected Indigenous led decision making across all key decision points. We delivered a design discipline-specific learning solution supporting academics teaching in the built environment, to develop student curriculum that embeds an understanding of the value of Indigenous design. The four learning modules sought to decolonise the traditional learning model archetype by using artwork as the canvas for the learning module navigation. Each learning module used a different canvas and centred the learner by beginning with a narration of the learning objective by an Elder, reflective of oral learning traditions.

IMPACT

The Indigenous Cultural Design Competency training modules empower academic staff to become advocates for Indigenous design and engage with Indigenous knowledge systems, as they relate to the built environment by embedding Indigenous voices into curriculum and strengthening relationships with Traditional Owners. This work supports cultural change at scale by ensuring Indigenous design is infused into all future student curriculum. This will not only increase the cultural safety of the curriculum, attracting more First Peoples to pursue careers in design, but will fundamentally transform the relationship that future generations of built environment professionals have when designing on Country.

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BESTINCLASS

DIGITAL SKILLS PROGRAM –BUILDING THE DEPARTMENT OF REGIONAL NSW’S FUTURE-READY WORKFORCE SERVICE DESIGN

PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Department of Regional NSW (DRNSW) UNSW Horizons McKinsey Digital

COMMISSIONED BY Department of Regional NSW (DRNSW)

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

The designers have used a very clear design-led methodology for user research and problem exploration. This allowed for rigorous prototyping and the validation of assumptions about required digital skills. A standout example of good design in this growing design discipline.

By 2030, McKinsey estimates 5 million Australian jobs will be significantly disrupted due to technological, societal, and environmental shifts. NSW Government believes developing a future-ready workforce and skills-based economy is critical to regional NSW. In response, DRNSW has co-designed, piloted and is now scaling an innovative workplace skill building program.

CHALLENGE

Tenets of the Department of Regional NSW (DRNSW) are providing improved NSW citizen outcomes through service simplification, innovation, and improved government productivity through human-centred design (HCD), digital and automation. To meet the new government strategy, DRNSW must invest in contextualised (on-the-job) re-skilling and up-skilling of its workforce to be more effective, resilient and responsive to change. Preliminary strategic design work revealed: •Reduced productivity under increased remote and digitally intermediated ways of working, accelerated by COVID-19 •A widening digital inclusivity gap, with clear disparity in technical skills between regional and metro geographies •Financial impacts across programs due to employee digital capabilities

SOLUTION

Together we designed and built the Digital Skills Program (DSP) – a continuous skills building capability comprising strategic workforce assessments, holistic diagnostics, competence and measurement frameworks, innovative skills-building journeys, coaching, social and operational support. The DSP delivers contextual and scalable workforce skilling by: •Leveraging HCD to recognise the contextualised needs of regional workforce, and their operational context •Innovative assessment frameworks that link skills to impact across multiple dimensions •Emphasising experiential, on-the-job learning in their own working environment, over self-paced digital environments isolated from real-world projects •An end-to-end Learning Operations function that enables scale, manage and report on program success

IMPACT

Results from two pilots validated the need and benefit of building skills on-the-job with contextualised content and coaching support: •89% of learners say the DSP is relevant to their role and/or career aspirations, •91% say coaching was valued and one of the most enjoyed aspects •70% feel their productivity increased immediately as a result of the skills gained during the pilot alone We estimate 2,500 employees will experience 300,000 hours of tailored learning over the next three years to uplift their digital skills, with 600 employees completing the program over the next 12 months.

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BESTINCLASS

GROOTE ARCHIPELAGO HOUSING PROGRAMME SOCIAL IMPACT

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

JURY COMMENT

An inspiring example of human centred-design in practice. The evidence of the engagement of people from the community, and the persistence of the team should be an example for future projects of this type. The approach led to a deep understanding of the complexities of creating culturally sensitive housing in remote Australia, and as a result an extraordinary outcome of which both the team and the community can be proud.

Over a period of seven years, TheFulcrum.Agency have been working with the Anindilyakwa Land Council to improve life for the Indigenous population on the Groote Archipelago through better designed housing. The work is extraordinary, combining long-term community planning and cross-cultural co-design processes.

CHALLENGE

On our first trip, we were presented with a Strategic Plan that declared 100 houses needed to be built. We were asked, where should they be built... and how quickly can you do it? The first thing we did was take a step back; we wanted to find out what was needed and what has/hasn’t worked in the past. Critically, we wanted to understand why. Through conversation we discovered that people felt disengaged by earlier housing delivery processes. Our job became to develop a program that enabled community leadership, empowerment, and control over the design and delivery of new housing.

SOLUTION

The project required building long-term relationships with community. We met with people one-on-one, hosted BBQ’s and held meetings outside. We learnt about Anindilyakwa culture. We developed iPad surveys to gather information and employed local people to conduct the surveys in Language. This cost a fraction of what it would to fly someone in and built community investment in the project. Finally, we advised: ‘build no more than 6–10 houses per year and design them so that local contractors can do the work. Build for the long-term. Ensure all houses are culturally and climatically appropriate and delivered through genuine community co-design.’

IMPACT

By working with community over several years, we were able to enhance built-environment literacy and empower people to be proactively involved in the housing design. The community was involved in the whole process, from lot allocations to specific design issues, to handover. This ensured that the housing facilitated healthy living from both a physical and cultural perspective. The community is better connected to the project because their input was fundamental at every stage. ‘It’s important for Indigenous people that we have our own housing committees, chairs and directors. Strong leaders, strong voices.’ Elaine Mamarika, Director, Anindilyakwa Housing Aboriginal Corporation.

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AWARDS
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The Australian Government commissioned bureau^proberts to design the Australian Pavilion for World Expo 2020 in Dubai, from October 2021 to March 2022. The Pavilion’s remarkable success stems from its design ingenuity in creating both a welcoming venue for hospitality and culture and a dynamic centre of trade and investment.

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PAVILION EXPO 2020 DUBAI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DESIGNED BY bureau^proberts Liam Proberts, Creative Director, bureau^proberts Jorge Aguirre, Senior Designer, bureau^proberts Doug Roxburgh, Senior Designer 12 additional bureau^proberts architects COMMISSIONED BY Department Foreign Affairs
Trade DESIGNED
United
AUSTRALIAN
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IN
Arab Emirates

FERRARS & YORK ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DESIGNED BY HIP V. HYPE

Six Degrees Architects SBLA studio

COMMISSIONED BY HIP V. HYPE

DESIGNED IN Australia

Enabled by HIP V. HYPE and delivered in collaboration with Ironside, Six Degrees Architects, SBLA studio and all of our other respective consultants, suppliers and contractors, Ferrars & York achieves an average NatHERS rating of 8.6 stars and presents best practice in low impact living and climate resilient design.

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FISH

RIVER RANGER

DESIGN DESIGNED BY University of South Australia Design Construct COMMISSIONED BY Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation DESIGNED IN Australia

The Fish River Project was undertaken by staff and students from the University of South Australia for the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (ILSC). The project provides men’s and women’s accommodation at Fish River Station, which employs aboriginal rangers from the nearby Daly River community to manage cultural and natural heritage.

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ACCOMMODATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL

GRAMPIANS PEAKS TRAIL

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

STAGE 2

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DESIGNED BY Noxon Giffen with McGregor Coxall

COMMISSIONED BY Parks Victoria DESIGNED IN Australia

The Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) Stage-2 offers a world-class hiking experience comprising new hike-in camps over 160km of pristine Gariwerd wilderness traversing the lands of traditional owners. The brief demanded designs that were deeply connected to the landscape and could enhance the hiking experience as it evolved through diverse terrain.

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HUGHES STREET CAR PARK ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Collins and Turner Architects COMMISSIONED BY Fairfield City Council DESIGNED IN Australia

Sustainably designed for future conversion to commercial uses, the New Hughes Street Car Park is a striking new addition to the Cabramatta Central business district. Through colour and form, the building celebrates the rich cultural heritage of one of Sydney’s most diverse and multicultural communities.

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IMATRA ELECTRICITY SUBSTATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Virkkunen & Co Architects

Tuomas Kivinen

Anna Blomqvist

Maria Karjalainen

COMMISSIONED BY Fingrid Oyj

Daniel Kuosa

Jarmo Henttinen

Tommi Olsson

DESIGNED IN Finland

The project is composed of an electricity substation building and five transmission towers, set in a beautiful, protected landscape. Built for the Finnish main grid operator Fingrid Oyj, the new facilities replaced an air-insulated switchgear system and a number of transmission towers at the end of their life cycle.

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DESIGNED BY Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects

Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture

McGregor Westlake Architecture

COMMISSIONED BY City of Parramatta Council

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Parramatta Escarpment Boardwalk is a city-shaping piece of infrastructure for Parramatta. The boardwalk resolves one of several missing links to create continuous foreshore access along the Parramatta River for pedestrians and cyclists from Western Sydney University at Rydalmere to Parramatta Park.

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TERRACE HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Austin Maynard Architects

COMMISSIONED BY Austin Maynard Nightingale Investment PtyLtd DESIGNED IN Australia

Terrace House is a beautifully-designed, highly sustainable and 100% fossil-fuel free building in Melbourne. Comprising 20 residences, Terrace House takes a revolutionary approach to housing and delivers community-focused, environmentally, socially and financially sustainable homes that are robust and resilient in the face of the growing climate crisis.

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THE PRINCESS THEATRE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY JDA Co.

Sam Bowstead James Davidson

COMMISSIONED BY The Tivoli, Wilvest

DESIGNED IN Australia

Built in 1888, The Princess Theatre is a two-storey State Heritage listed building and Queensland’s oldest-standing theatre. After 30 years of underutilisation, JDA Co. was tasked with designing its refurbishment so performers and audiences could once again enjoy a world-class performing arts venue in the inner-city suburb of Woolloongabba.

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CHELTENHAM EARLY EDUCATION CENTRE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Alexandra Kidd Design

COMMISSIONED BY Sydney Early Education Centre

DESIGNED IN Australia

An almost century-old former congregational church was transformed into an early education centre for children with the seamless addition of a new adjacent nursery wing. Harnessing our residential expertise, we created an imaginative and stimulating environment with nurturing domestic attributes that, above all else, encouraged confident, independent growth.

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GOYDER SQUARE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PLACE DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Hatch RobertsDay - Co-Lead, Urban Design

Turf Design Studio - Co-lead, Landscape Architecture

Electrolight - Lighting Design

Byrne Design - Civil Engineering

Partridge - Structure Engineering

COMMISSIONED BY Palmerston City Council

DESIGNED IN Australia

Goyder Square Palmerston, Northern Territory, Larrakia Nation and Palmerston Council had the bold ambition to transform Palmerston from a city for cars to a city for people. Its civic heart, Goyder Square, is transformed through a thoughtful combination of adaptive reuse, infrastructure repurposing, landscape design, place activation and cultural events planning.

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SUB BASE PLATYPUS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PLACE DESIGN

DESIGNED BY lahznimmo architects + ASPECT Studios

COMMISSIONED BY Harbour Trust DESIGNED IN Australia

Opened to the public for the first time in over 150 years, Sub Base Platypus provides a rich overlay of its industrial and naval history. lahznimmo architects and ASPECT Studios were engaged by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to complete a master plan and adaptive reuse of the site.

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CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATION DESIGN ADVERTISING DESIGNED BY BUCK COMMISSIONED BY Bankwest Union, Ogilvy and VML Y&R DESIGNED IN Australia What started as an animated ad starring a lycra-wearing cyclist named Brenton has blossomed into a multi-year campaign spanning TV, out of home, print and digital. A loveable family of characters has done everything from buying a home to shredding paperwork with a chainsaw.
BANKWEST

AUSTRALIA’S NATION BRAND MARK COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY DESIGNED BY Balarinji Kungarakan man Toby Bishop Adam France

Yanyuwa man John Moriarty AM COMMISSIONED BY Austrade DESIGNED IN Australia

Balarinji was engaged by Austrade to design a Nation Brand Mark to raise the profile of Australian goods and services internationally and attract investment and visitors. The Mark features Australia’s most recognisable symbol, the kangaroo, in a style that reflects a contemporary and authentic Indigenous Australian identity.

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Australia’s mental health system required a new template differentiated from what is used for the physical health system. Folk helped to define and bring to life a national brand with local connections and created a distinct new presence in the primary healthcare landscape.

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – HEAD TO HEALTH COMMUNICATION DESIGN BRANDING AND IDENTITY DESIGNED BY Gui DeAndrade Graham Barton Michael Bloom COMMISSIONED BY Gui DeAndrade Graham Barton Michael Bloom DESIGNED IN Australia

HELLO LOVER COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Bandit Design Group

Someday Studios

Chisel Digital

Bossy Creative

COMMISSIONED BY Hello Lover

Ella Jagger-McLean

DESIGNED IN Australia

Hello Lover is revolutionising the sex shop industry to make intimacy better. Long mired in shame, sex is up for discussion at last and Hello Lover is leading the conversation. Made for all genders aged 20-35, Hello Lover is an eCommerce mecca with the tools to help you do you.

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ENA KARO COMMUNICATION DESIGN PACKAGING

DESIGNED BY Lazy Snail Design Ioanna Drakaki - Head of Design, Eleni Pavlaki - Creative Director, Serafim Stroumpis - Senior Art Director, Carolina Salassa - Art Director and Kostas Kiriakakis - Illustrator

COMMISSIONED BY Ena Karo

DESIGNED IN Denmark

Ena Karo, located in Tinos, Greece, is a small workshop that produces natural soaps and toiletries. With minimal cycladic aesthetics and illustrations of the products’ raw materials alongside lightweight, monomaterial packaging choices, we designed the packaging to match sustainable production and use while standing out on the shelf.

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137—138 NO ISSUES REUSE, REFILL, RECYCLE PACKAGING COMMUNICATION DESIGN PACKAGING DESIGNED BY Ziah Lane COMMISSIONED BY Ziah Lane DESIGNED IN Australia NO ISSUES TISSUES Reuse, Refill, Recycle Packaging compliments our 100% bamboo, tree free, renewable and sustainable materials used in manufacturing our paper products. The purpose of our design is to contribute to the global mission of eliminating traditional single-use plastic by creating an aesthetically pleasing and multi-functional solution for consumers worldwide.

SOOCHI COMMUNICATION DESIGN PACKAGING

DESIGNED BY Ima Creative COMMISSIONED BY Soochi

DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

Soochi drinks merge the science of nature, taste and innovation to deliver on functional benefits for the skin, body and mind. With added collagen, vitamins and prebiotics, Soochi was created to fill a gap in the market for a refreshing, yet functional supplement soda drink that didn’t compromise on taste.

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SEVENDAYS&NIGHTSLOVEISDAYLIGHT COMMUNICATION DESIGN PRINT
BOOK DESIGN -
DESIGNED BY TIAN Zhiyou Artron Design Center COMMISSIONED BY WU Bei Book Author DESIGNED IN China A graphic novel of modern-day oriental ‘Pride and Prejudice’. Set in a backdrop of an elite transnational business war, this book employs a delicately wavering and intriguing plot, interweaving western fashion with eastern philosophical language in a magnificent visual mirage. The target audience of the book are young Chinese readers.

A DESIGN GUIDE FOR OLDER WOMEN’S HOUSING DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Sophie Dyring and Samantha Donnelly COMMISSIONED BY Research funded by the Lord Mayors Charitable Foundation and supported by Schored Projects and Monash University XYX Lab DESIGNED IN Australia

This research aims to provide insights that support the design and construction of quality, affordable housing for older women at risk of homelessness through the voice of lived experience. The Design Guide is a practical document that translates the research findings into best-practice design strategies.

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BLUNDSTONE INTELLIGENT FOOTWEAR FOR HEALTHCARE DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Blundstone Australia Pty Ltd

SensiLab (Monash University)

Design Health Collab (Monash University)

COMMISSIONED BY Blundstone Australia Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

Healthcare workers face some of the most demanding workplace environments that can commonly lead to discomfort, musculoskeletal injury and fatigue. This project brings together Blundstone’s rich history in workplace safety with Monash University’s research into cutting-edge fabrication, sensor technologies and user-centred design to develop an intelligent shoe that provides real-time OH&S insights.

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DESIGNING TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Lisa Grocott

COMMISSIONED BY Rachael Cooper, President of DRS Routledge Series on “Design and Social Responsibility”

DESIGNED IN Australia

This book and companion website share a playful, practical approach to learning from, and adapting to, a rapidly changing world. The stories, resources and case studies are grounded in practice-based research that illustrates how to design memory-making, perspective-shifting encounters that transform how people show up in the world.

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DRONE CHI - EXPLORING THE ROLE OF DRONES FOR REHABILITATIVE MOVEMENT DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Joseph La Delfa Emma Luke

COMMISSIONED BY Exertion Games Lab Health Transformation Lab

DESIGNED IN Australia

Drone Chi brings attention to the way you move and balance yourself. Through the simple act of moving a drone with your hands, Drone Chi blurs the line between action and reaction. The project foregrounds new innovations in rehabilitative healthcare and drives discussion about our speculative future with intelligent machines.

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LOVEVERY DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Lovevery COMMISSIONED BY Lovevery DESIGNED IN United States of America

Lovevery’s early learning system supports families with stage-based play essentials for children and multi-channel content for parents. The subscription Play Kits program from Lovevery makes world-class research and neuroscience simple, relevant and accessible, to help parents feel confident they’re giving their children the best start in life.

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SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN CLIMATE SERVICES AND CSIRO DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Paul Box, David Lemon, Laura Kostanski Kyle Kessler and Nick Sabulis

COMMISSIONED BY CSIRO

Australian Climate Services (ACS)

DESIGNED IN Australia

Supporting Australian Climate Services and CSIRO, we worked to improve communication and data sharing between government and the insurance and telecommunication sectors. Using a qualitative approach, we explored industry sector data for disaster risk reduction to understand current information flows and existing challenges. As a result, we designed new frameworks for future collaboration.

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KU-RING-GAI COUNCIL — DESIGNING GREEN BEHAVIOUR DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly COMMISSIONED BY Ku-ring-gai Council

DESIGNED

IN Australia

Ku-ring-gai Council is dedicated to delivering best-in-class environmental initiatives and to reach net zero by 2040. Through citizen co-design and prototyping, we engaged an entire community to solve a global problem. We re-framed sustainability from a necessary sacrifice to an individual benefit and inspired residents to engage with the environment and other council-led initiatives.

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DISPLAYS - ESPRESSOFLOW DIGITAL DESIGN APPS AND SOFTWARE DESIGNED BY espresso Displays
Nath - Design Lead Chris Hook - Engineering Lead Will Scuderi - Co-Founder Emily Marcos - Product Designer
BY espresso Displays DESIGNED
Australia
ESPRESSO
Rahul
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IN
espressoFlow is a software designed for illustrators, designers, animators, note-takers and collaborators who use the espresso Display. Using the espressoPen, the software turns the portable monitor into a multi-faceted creative tablet where you can draw, design, annotate and interact with your favourite apps on Mac or PC as if it were paper.

KERNEL DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE DESIGNED BY Edition

COMMISSIONED BY Kernel DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Kernel is an all-inclusive personal finance platform providing every New Zealander with the same access to the best tools, no matter their financial literacy. Through a curated range of investment options, Kernel empowers everyday users to safely grow their wealth.

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SWYFTX MOBILE APP DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Mark Sandstrom Brooke White Felix Lee

COMMISSIONED BY Swyftx

DESIGNED IN Australia

Swyftx is an Aussie owned and operated trade platform allowing users to buy, sell and swap over 350+ different cryptocurrency assets. We aim to provide a user experience that suits both new and experienced traders alike.

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YALINGUTH: CAN YOU HEAR THE LAND DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Elders Advisory Group, Storyscape, RMIT, The Mill Studios and many more. (For full credits please see page 32).

COMMISSIONED BY Storyscape Yarnin’ Pictures

Melbourne Community Indigenous Film Collective Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation

DESIGNED IN Australia

Yalinguth is a spatial Augmented Reality experience expressed largely through sound. Walking with headphones on through Fitzroy/Ngar-go, you’ll hear First Nations stories that are embedded in location. These stories are first person accounts of social, political and cultural life that move fluidly through time and are strongly connected to place.

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VOLPARA ANALYTICS DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

DESIGNED BY Hayden King

Rachel Radford

Lisa Johnston, PhD

COMMISSIONED BY Volpara Health DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Volpara® Analytics™ is a business intelligence tool that empowers imaging centres to optimise their mammogram quality for earlier detection of breast cancer. Using measures driven by artificial intelligence (AI), Analytics guides technologists on optimal positioning and compression techniques, resulting in a higher-quality screening programme and better personalised care for women.

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ANIMALS AUSTRALIA WEBSITE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Sarah El-Atm, Bridget Noonan

Daniel Banik, Jon Trumbull

Elliott Grigg

Tim Hobday

Maikel Daloo, Vince Raffaut

COMMISSIONED BY Animals Australia Team

DESIGNED IN Australia

Every day, newborn calves are ripped from their mothers and sent to slaughter. Cage-farm hens rise at dawn, but never see the sun. The systems that treat animals as objects are inherently cruel. Animals Australia’s website enables powerful global advocacy for animal rights and creates a kinder world for all.

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DIGITAL CONNECTED NETWORK DIGITAL DESIGN WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY NSW Department of Education Communication & Engagement & Information Technology Directorate COMMISSIONED BY NSW Government NSW Department of Education DESIGNED IN Australia The Education.NSW Digital Connected Network connects to 1.7 million people, servicing 820,000 students and their parents and carers across 2,200 schools with a dedicated public website, intranet, 2,200 school websites, social channels and parent mobile app. This network became
key channel during the recent bushfires, floods and COVID-19 crisis.
EDUCATION.NSW,
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GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA’S DIGITAL DESIGN SYSTEM DIGITAL DESIGN WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY Today COMMISSIONED BY Geoscience Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

Geoscience Australia (GA) is responsible for Australia’s earth science and data, offering vast resources for scientists, businesses and citizens alike. However, their resources have been hard to access, understand and use. A new design system changes that, giving GA a stronger voice and unlocking the potential of Australia’s earth science and data.

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MYCQU: A SEAMLESS AND PERSONALISED DIGITAL EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY Liquid Interactive COMMISSIONED BY CQUniversity Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

MyCQU is a personalised digital guide for students at CQUniversity. It dismantles conventions of the traditional student portal and reconfigures them into a student-centred experience. The design process was driven by a theory that, by making it effortless to stay organised, students will be more confident and lead to better academic outcomes.

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NZ SKI | CX, WEBSITE AND DIGITAL DESIGN DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY Dane Tatana, Creative Director Eilish Out-O’Reilly, Design Director

COMMISSIONED BY Mike Gibb, Digital Marketing Manager

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The owner of three world-renowned ski fields and resorts in New Zealand, NZ Ski, needed online customer experiences that matched the “in real life” visitor experience and radiated a premium brand. The design process produced a master and three location websites with unmatched, end-to-end, CX design and easy, informative digital services.

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Connecting visitors to the environment, Country, community, and culture of Australia’s most treasured natural landscapes. Developed in consultation with visitors, staff, traditional custodians and the tourism industry, the apps are a strategic and technical foundation for Parks Australia’s entire portfolio, redefining what it means to engage with our national parks.

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PARKS AUSTRALIA VISITOR EXPERIENCE APP DIGITAL DESIGN WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY Future Friendly COMMISSIONED BY Parks Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

SANE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Gui DeAndrade Graham Barton Louise Helliwell

Tim Alexander Andy Hearne

COMMISSIONED BY ‘Designed By’ Michael Bloom DESIGNED IN Australia

SANE’s treatment program is integrated with digital services to provide access to life-changing support for over 2 million Australians who live with complex mental health.

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TOGETHER WE CAN DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED BY Today

COMMISSIONED BY Australian Conservation Foundation DESIGNED IN Australia

The Together We Can campaign brand and website gives people a voice in the climate change conversation, encouraging advocacy through storytelling. Designed and built by Today alongside the Australian Conservation Foundation, it shows the Australian Government that people of all walks of life, all over the country, are demanding change now.

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TRIPLE J UNEARTHED DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Gina Laverone, Francis Keil Danny Webster, Tim Hardaker

Alex Crook, Simon Ward Selin Akbasogullari

COMMISSIONED BY Tim Hardaker, Chris Scaddon

Mary Claire Monsalve, Tommy Faith Laura McAuliffe, Meagan Loader

DESIGNED IN Australia

Established in 1995 as a radio talent search and evolving in the 2000s to a thriving digital community, triple j Unearthed has kicked off the careers of countless successful Australian musicians. With over 170,000 tracks from 85,000 artists, it’s the spot to meet your new favourite Australian artist.

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CAPTIS MULTI IOT ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY mIoT COMMISSIONED BY mIoT DESIGNED IN Australia

The Captis Multi v1.2 enables the most remote asset and infrastructure locations to be constantly monitored unattended. Multiple industry standard interfaces (input and output data logging solutions) within the one device can be deployed anywhere (IP68) and provide valuable, highly secure and consistent insights.

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INDOOR SOLUTIONS ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED

The Indoor Line is a strong, compact and high-capacity clothesline that effortlessly extends from, and retracts into, the unused cavity of an interior door. The line provides 14.8 metres of drying space and is conservatively rated to hold 28 kilograms. It is an ergonomic and space-saving solution for streamlined urban living.

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SAFEGAUGE DIAL INDICATOR SERIES ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY SafeGauge Daniel Hawkins Hasham Khan John Klinkenberg

COMMISSIONED BY SafeGauge Luke Dawson

DESIGNED IN Australia

SafeGauge focuses on the development of specialist “smart” tooling that allows workers to safely maintain heavy machinery in mining, defence, construction, agriculture and rail industries. We aim to improve safety in these industries globally, while supporting local businesses and remaining proudly Australian owned and operated.

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GOLDWINNERS SPECIALIST WIND TURBINE ANCHOR CAGES ENGINEERING DESIGN DESIGNED BY Allthread Industries Pty Ltd COMMISSIONED BY Allthread Industries Pty Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia A recent low-impact design innovation for wind turbine anchor cages from Australian manufacturing company, Allthread Industries, is revolutionising costs and productivity in the local wind farm industry by significantly reducing time, labour and safety challenges involved. This is especially important in an increasingly carbon-constrained renewable energy-powered economy.

MUNJOI ALL-DAI SHOE FASHION IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Patrick Hogan COMMISSIONED BY Munjoi, Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America

Our closets and travel bags are full of too many shoes. This is why we invented a minimal, convertible shoe called the All-Dai. It has the ability to transform and be worn 4 different ways: a sneaker, sandal, mule and open-toe sneaker - all in one.

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TWOOBS FASHION IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Kate Hinton

Jess Dadon Stef Dadon

COMMISSIONED BY Jess Dadon Stef Dadon

DESIGNED IN

Australia

TWOOBS is on a mission to lighten fashion’s impact on the planet, one pair of shoes at a time. The brand creates comfortable, accessible and beautiful footwear designed for longevity and durability, crafted from better materials like recycled plastics and carbon-absorbing sugarcane. They’re cruelty-free, carbon neutral and recycled by TWOOBS when you’re done.

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WILLOW & CLAUDE FASHION IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Emma Hakansson

COMMISSIONED BY Emma Hakansson, Collective Fashion Justice DESIGNED IN Australia

Willow & Claude (W&C) is a project of Collective Fashion Justice which exists to create a total ethics fashion system prioritising human, non-human and planetary wellbeing before profit. W&C is a proof of concept – we can create knitwear that values the planet and those on it without compromising quality and aesthetics.

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FIRESTORY NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Thomas Hart Kablamo

COMMISSIONED BY Kablamo DESIGNED IN Australia

The Australian Black Summer bushfires of 2019-2020 pushed our firefighting organisations to their limits. It revealed limitations in their ability to make timely and critical data-driven decisions. Firestory was developed to be used by firefighting agencies to enable data-driven decision-making and provide greater protection to the community and environment during bushfires.

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LUNA MODULAR AFO NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Aaron Nguyen

Darren Tan - Biomechanical Engineering

Jarrod Cahir - Orthotist

Dr Giuliano De Antonis - Osteopath

Emma Luke - Honours Supervisor

COMMISSIONED BY Aaron Nguyen

DESIGNED IN Australia

The LUNA Modular AFO is a new approach to Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO) design that is targeted at young and growing children with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP). Traditional AFOs aid an individuals’ ability to walk but do not accommodate growing children, causing severe injuries. LUNA’s new modular design adapts and conforms to the child.

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SPOT CHECK NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Thomas Mackisack COMMISSIONED BY Thomas Mackisack DESIGNED IN New Zealand

More New Zealanders die from melanoma than on our roads. If melanoma occurs, early diagnosis is essential to survival. SPOT CHECK is a personal skin cancer detection system. Combining the power of advanced camera hardware and artificial intelligence, it can identify and track suspicious spots – catching melanoma before it’s too late.

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COMPACT FOUR BERTH CAMPER TRAILER PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT DESIGNED BY Barry Trippit

Raul Gonzalez Podesta Owen Brown

COMMISSIONED BY Kerfton Pty Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia

A compact family-oriented camper trailer with class-leading aesthetics and finish. The Kerfton Fouray delivers automotive styling combined with off-road ruggedness in a lightweight compact package. A fast setup provides internal bedding for a family of four. The whole family sleeps in safety, in style, inside.

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GENESIS GV60 PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY SangYup Lee Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Global Design Center

COMMISSIONED BY Genesis Motor DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

GV60 is the first dedicated EV from Genesis. Realised in the form of a striking compact SUV, the futuristic GV60 is designed to redefine mobility through its advanced long-range, rapid recharge battery-electric technology. The zero-emission GV60 aims to advance the UX as well as play a part in driving EV acceptance.

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HYUNDAI STARIA PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY SangYup Lee Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Global Design Center

COMMISSIONED BY Hyundai Motor Company DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

Hyundai STARIA is a benchmark-resetting people-mover headlined by class-defying futuristic styling, generous occupant space and immense versatility. It’s a passenger-car platform for dynamic handling and refined ride comfort. STARIA boasts an array of convenience technologies that enhance the user experience and a series of segment-first advanced active safety features.

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SCOTSMAN

As the world’s first fully connected, all-carbon fiber scooter, Scotsman is a premium answer to traffic congestion and pollution in urban cities. It is a green mode of transportation that emulates the ideal middle ground between power and design, quality and affordability.

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ELECTRIC SCOOTER
AND TRANSPORT DESIGNED
BY
PRODUCT DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE
BY Branch Creative COMMISSIONED
AREVO DESIGNED IN United States of America

ZAPP I300 CARBON PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT DESIGNED BY Zapp Electric Vehicles Limited COMMISSIONED BY Zapp Electric Vehicles Limited DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

Zapp have created a new design language for the next generation scooter and created a revolution in electric high-performance personal transportation. They offer scooters with style and relevance to urban lifestyles that prove that fast and efficient urban commuting is achievable through electric technology.

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CAMERA ZOOM AND FOCUS DEMANDS PRODUCT DESIGN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED BY Blackmagic Design COMMISSIONED BY Blackmagic Design DESIGNED IN Australia
Zoom
Focus Demands offer professional remote
of lens functions
they
issues
BLACKMAGIC
The Blackmagic Camera
and
control
directly from tripod handles. For $245,
eliminate
associated with manual lens adjustment, converting Blackmagic Studio Cameras into powerful, fully-featured broadcast cameras possessing the ergonomics, responsiveness and sensitivity only found in systems costing over $100,000.

BLACKMAGIC STUDIO CAMERA PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Blackmagic Design COMMISSIONED BY Blackmagic Design DESIGNED IN Australia

The Blackmagic Studio Camera is the world’s most advanced, self-contained broadcast camera designed specifically for live concerts, sporting events and television. For $1795, a tenth of the cost of traditional systems,it empowers web broadcasters, small businesses and independent studios with a complete suite of professional video imaging, monitoring and production tools.

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BLADESTOP - SAFETY BANDSAWS PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Scott Automation & Robotics Meat Livestock Australia Australian Meat Processor Corporation

COMMISSIONED BY Scott Automation & Robotics DESIGNED IN Australia

BladeStop™ is a revolutionary operator aid which significantly reduces the risk of serious injury from bandsaws. Designed and manufactured in Australia with the goal of redefining bandsaw safety culture around the world, this technology targets processors working with high-risk equipment in multiple industries to ensure they can work without fear.

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CHILLOUT TREE PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Francis McArdle, Mark Armstrong, Georges River Council

UNSW and University of Sydney

CM+ Architecture and Urban Design

COMMISSIONED BY Street Furniture Australia

Georges River Council University of New South Wales

The University of Sydney

DESIGNED IN Australia

ChillOUT Tree is a smart, modular shade structure that activates outdoor community hubs as safe and accessible ‘third places’. It aims to increase community connectivity, provide respite zones that are flexible spaces for work and play, and reduce urban heat. The first of its kind in the Australian landscape.

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GREASEBOSS PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED BY Jack Gosdschan

Timothy Hall

Pete Condoleon Steve Barnett Cambell Smyth

COMMISSIONED BY GreaseBoss DESIGNED IN Australia

GreaseBoss is an IOT system that ensures industrial machinery is greased correctly. GreaseBoss prevents costly industrial equipment failure in heavy industries, such as mines, quarries, factories and defence. The system assists fitters when performing greasing in the field and provides visibility of maintenance activities to reliability engineers in the office.

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HAMMERHEAD CRUSHER BUCKET PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Flip Screen Australia Pty Ltd

Sam Turnbull Sujesh Thottumkara

COMMISSIONED BY Flip Screen Australia Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Hammerhead crusher bucket is a new on-site and mobile crushing system for the mining and recycling industries that provides significant versatility and mobility. The excavator attachment achieves high-volume crushing rates with a substantially larger range of crush sizes versus conventional, less-portable solutions.

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HOVERMAP ST PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Ingenuity Design Group Emesent COMMISSIONED BY Emesent DESIGNED IN Australia

Hovermap ST sets a new standard in autonomous LiDAR mapping, representing a powerful combination of precision engineering, world-leading SLAM algorithms and robust drone autonomy capabilities. Its rugged, lightweight and IP65 rated weather-resistant payload enables the capture of valuable data in previously inaccessible areas.

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WATER RAT PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Nick Seymour

COMMISSIONED BY Farmo DESIGNED IN Australia

Secure water supply is critical for the welfare and productivity of animals on farms. By monitoring and reporting faults in real-time, the Water Rat ensures livestock always has safe access to water.

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HP

950

4K WEBCAM PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DESIGNED BY HP Design COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP 950 4K Webcam exists for creators to share, collaborate and convey the work on their desks in the correct orientation - automatically. It makes creators look good on camera and helps share their work to collaborators.

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185—186 HP PAVILION ALL-IN-ONE DESKTOP PRODUCT DESIGN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America The new home entertainment and work-focused HP Pavilion 32-inch All-in-One is meant to seamlessly blend into the modern home. Its stand features wireless charging so you can charge your phone while watching a movie without hunting in the dark for a charge cable.

HP

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PRESENCE PRODUCT
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DESIGNED BY HP Design COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America
DESIGN
HP Presence is a disaggregated video conferencing solution that scales from small huddle rooms to large conference rooms, making sure everyone can be heard, seen and in control of their calls.
187—188 LIVING NOW COLLECTION (WITH NETATMO & DIGITAL CONTROLS) PRODUCT DESIGN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DESIGNED BY Bticino COMMISSIONED BY Legrand DESIGNED IN Italy Living Now represents the next generation of home controls. The Living Now Digital Controls voice control unit is a light switch with Alexa built-in and is one of the slimmest in the market. It integrates new technology inside an elegant architectural design.

SAMSUNG THE FREESTYLE PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DESIGNED BY Samsung Electronics COMMISSIONED BY Samsung Electronics DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

The Freestyle is a portable, powerful and simple projector from Samsung that creates an instant big screen wherever you are. It offers up to 100 inches of crystal-clear picture quality and an inbuilt 360° speaker for immersive sound quality. The Freestyle is an easy-to-use big screen Smart TV without the set-up stress.

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TENO PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Lumio Max Gunawan

COMMISSIONED BY Lumio

DESIGNED IN United States of America

On its surface, Teno is a beautifully crafted bowl sculpture made from natural sand. When cracked open, it comes alive, revealing soft, warm light that you can adjust with a simple tap. When fully open, it’s a powerful speaker, releasing a rich sound that you control through touch.

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ASKO ELEMENTS WINE

CLIMATE

CABINET PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES DESIGNED BY ASKO ATAG Design Team COMMISSIONED BY ASKO Appliances DESIGNED IN Netherlands

ASKO’s Wine Climate Cabinet cares for your wine collection. It has three independent temperature zones to preserve, age or serve your wine in optimal conditions and incorporates a unique integrated digital inventory system that links to the Vivino database. The cabinet has an inbuilt camera and app control to support inventory management.

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AV-P500 PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Arovec Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Arovec Design Team

DESIGNED IN Australia

Arovec AV-P500 True HEPA air purifier removes harmful contaminants from the air to improve indoor air quality. It uses an internal fan to circulate air through a high-efficiency filtration system that removes harmful airborne particles. The AV-P500 works to minimise or eliminate asthma and hay fever symptoms.

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DOME PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES DESIGNED BY Gozney COMMISSIONED BY Gozney DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

The Dome is an innovative, beautiful, versatile and pro-grade pizza oven that does so much more than just amazing pizza. Designed for home outdoor cooking enthusiasts, home cooks, chefs and street pizzaiolos alike, this next-gen pizza oven pays homage to traditional wood-fired cooking whilst paving the way for its future.

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NAMA J2 COLD PRESS JUICER PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Alquemy Nama Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Nama DESIGNED IN Australia

Nama’s mission is to help people live well and foster wellness rituals. Consuming more plants is at the core of this mission. The J2 Cold Press Juicer solves several user pain points associated with juicing to provide a solution that makes it easier for families to lead a healthier lifestyle.

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NECTRE FORM 1 PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Glen Dimplex Australia Wood R&D

Tim Cannon Jack Nyland Robert White

COMMISSIONED BY Glen Dimplex Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Nectre Form 1 is a thoroughly modern rethink of a compact wood heater that is inspired by the past. Despite Form 1’s tiny footprint, it is a powerful combustion heater and surprisingly practical thanks to its deep, yet narrow, form factor.

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SAMSUNG BESPOKE AIRDRESSER PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Samsung Electronics COMMISSIONED BY Samsung Electronics DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of Samsung’s Bespoke AirDresser is an innovative approach to clothing care that optimises powerful air and steam to help remove up to 99% of certain germs, allergens and dust, refreshing and sanitising clothes between washes.

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DOMESTIC APPLIANCES DESIGNED BY Samsung Electronics COMMISSIONED BY Samsung Electronics DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

Design meets function with BESPOKE Cube Air Purifier AX53. The visually appealing, virtually silent Air Purification system removes up to 99.97% of large and ultra-fine particles to provide clean air in homes. The system balances the desire to have an aesthetic home interior with the functionality of an air purifier.

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SAMSUNG BESPOKE CUBE AIR PURIFIER AX53 PRODUCT DESIGN

SAMSUNG BESPOKE REFRIGERATOR PRODUCT DESIGN

Samsung’s Bespoke Refrigerator range offers consumers personalisation and refrigerator configuration to meet any family’s needs. The range is colour customisable, modular and includes a French Door Fridge, Single Door Fridge, Single Door Freezer and a Bottom Mount Fridge, each with the unique ability to connect together.

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APPLIANCES
DOMESTIC
DESIGNED BY Samsung Bespoke Refrigerator Samsung Electronics COMMISSIONED BY Samsung Electronics DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

BUTTER RANGE BY GIBSON KARLO FOR DESIGNBYTHEM PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING DESIGNED BY Sarah Gibson & Nicholas Karlovasitis (Gibson Karlo)

COMMISSIONED BY DesignByThem DESIGNED IN Australia

Focusing on sustainability and functionality, Butter offers 100% post-consumer recycled plastic seating and coffee tables in a variety of colours that are UV stable and suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Created in 2010 by DesignByThem founders Sarah Gibson and Nicholas Karlovasitis, Butter has become known for its playfulness and durability.

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DENN CHAIR PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING DESIGNED BY Formway Design COMMISSIONED BY Zenith DESIGNED IN New Zealand

How, where and why we work has changed and Denn is the first task chair to seamlessly support this new workplace. Denn’s calm, residential aesthetic inspires confidence, its motion allows the individual and the team to thrive and, environmentally, it is a complete, market leading solution.

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ENVIRO HIDE BY EMTECH PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING DESIGNED BY EmTech COMMISSIONED BY Layton Corporation DESIGNED IN Australia

Enviro Hide by EmTech is a game-changing material that is a real alternative to leather. A fully circular product that is made from recycled leather products. Enviro Hide uses 90% less water and is 20% stronger than split leather, also passing all tests on the use of harmful chemicals in manufacturing.

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GRAVITY PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING DESIGNED BY AREF FOURATI COMMISSIONED BY SWISS CONCEPTS DESIGNED IN Switzerland

Gravity is a bathroom furniture product with strong visual impact mobilised by the collision of classic and modern styles. It brings noble, eternal and minimalist style to the interior, endowing the bathroom with high-tech and entertainment functions. It is designed for consumer groups pursuing quality of life.

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MITO GIOIA BY OCCHIO PRODUCT DESIGN FURNITURE AND LIGHTING DESIGNED BY Axel

A three-dimensional sculpture, kinetic marvel or a captivating light-making machine? With the Mito gioia table and reading luminaire series, Occhio has opened entirely new horizons. Their synthesis of design and innovation is extraordinary, with each smooth movement of the luminaires directing light in any way one desires. A magical experience.

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AUCURO DYNAMIC SHOWER HOLDER PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Michael Cornish

COMMISSIONED BY Aucuro Pty Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia

Aucuro’s Dynamic Shower Holder is designed specifically for sit down showering and allows you to wash yourself handsfree. It works by moving a hand-held shower head via a telescopic arm, allowing you to pivot or extend the shower head wherever you need it, providing an independent and relaxing showering experience.

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CURVECRETE PANELS PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Daniel Prohasky, Warren Rudd, Bao Pham, Joshua Salisbury-Carter, Alicia Fernández Molanes

COMMISSIONED BY Curvecrete

The Curvecrete Investment Team AusIndustry Accelerating Commercialisation Grant DESIGNED IN Australia

Curvecrete is an advanced manufacturer and architectural engineering practice that exists to push the construction industry towards an exciting low-carbon and zero-waste future. Implementing our zero-waste curved robotic production process, we up-cycle 87% lower-carbon emitting geopolymer concrete panels using waste by-products from industrial processes to create beautifully curved architecture.

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Eglinton DESIGNED IN Australia

Treerings are a new type of fertiliser. There is no product on the market like Treerings. They are non-toxic, can be handled without special precautions and do not present a risk to users. Treerings assist in reducing water usage. Treerings re-purpose commonly available waste materials and are fully environmentally sustainable.

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TREERINGS - A NEW PRODUCT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING DESIGNED BY Garry Eglinton Tyron Clark COMMISSIONED BY Garry
GOLDWINNERS VOGEL’S TVM 3645 FULL-MOTION TV WALL MOUNT PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING DESIGNED BY Vogel’s COMMISSIONED BY Vogel’s DESIGNED IN Netherlands
is
TV
COMFORT series designed
capacity
The TVM3645W
a white full-motion
wall mount in the Vogel’s
with families in mind. It is exceptionally easy to position and can handle up to three times its maximum weight
as it keeps screens securely fixed on the wall.

REPLATED MEALBOX PRODUCT DESIGN

The rePlated Mealbox is a reusable takeaway container made from Ocean Bound Plastic. It is intended to replace single-use plastic and offer a sustainable alternative to compostable containers. Designed and manufactured in Sydney, Australia, rePlated provides consumers, businesses and restaurants with a convenient system that reduces their carbon footprint.

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HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS DESIGNED BY Vert Design COMMISSIONED BY RePlated DESIGNED IN Australia
GOLDWINNERS UPCIRCLE BEAUTY - SPF WITH UPCYCLED RASPBERRY EXTRACT PRODUCT DESIGN HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS DESIGNED BY UpCircle Beauty COMMISSIONED BY UpCircle Beauty DESIGNED IN United Kingdom At UpCircle, we make sustainable skincare products from ingredients that would otherwise be discarded. We’re doing things differently and are known as the pioneers of “by-product beauty”. Now UpCircle’s most requested product is about to launch: SPF! It’s set to be our biggest launch yet
May 2022).
(launching late

BIORITHM — FEMOM PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Biorithm Design + Industry (D+I)

COMMISSIONED BY Biorithm DESIGNED IN Australia

Femom captures essential maternal-foetal bio-signals remotely, enabling clinicians to review and assess the health of the mother and baby. Using electrocardiogram (ECG), the Femom foetal monitor is designed as a clinical-grade device, allowing greater access to care and data on the development of the foetus and maternal health. The high-resolution data can be used to identify risks before they become emergencies and ensure a safer and smoother maternity journey.

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HIRES ULTRA 3D IMPLANT PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC DESIGNED BY Advanced Bionics LLC COMMISSIONED BY Advanced Bionics LLC DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HiRes™ Ultra 3D allows adult and paediatric cochlear implant patients to undergo MRI scans without surgery or uncomfortable head-bandaging. This results in a pain-free and hassle-free imaging experience, even at powerful 3T scans. It eliminates the need for magnet-removal surgery to ensure patients can continue to hear before and after the scan.

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LENEXA MEDICAL PRESSURE INJURY MONITORING SYSTEM (LENEXACARE) PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC DESIGNED BY Lenexa Medical Design + Industry (D+I)

COMMISSIONED BY Lenexa Medical DESIGNED IN Australia

The LenexaCARE solution is a world-first fabric-based sensor technology paired with AI software that monitors patient position and pressures in real-time to enable personalised pressure injury (or ‘bed sore’) prevention. The system provides patient-specific, non-subjective data that guides clinicians and carers to deliver a higher quality of care while minimising patient suffering. Thus, it works to reduce a multi-billion-dollar healthcare burden associated with preventable pressure injuries.

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NUCLEUS SMARTNAV PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Cochlear Ltd Amberdew Experience Design

COMMISSIONED BY Cochlear Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia

The Cochlear™ Nucleus® SmartNav system is a new intraoperative tool designed to support surgeons performing cochlear implant surgeries. By delivering a suite of clinically relevant metrics in a fast and intuitive manner, the system provides surgical assurance for both hearing professionals and their patients.

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DUO2 PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Babybee

COMMISSIONED BY Babybee DESIGNED IN Australia

Babybee’s DUO2 is the ultimate versatile, future-proof ride with over 30 configurations for growing families to explore. DUO2 is a full-size in-line double pram that prioritises form, function and practicality and can be used in both single and double mode.

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ILUME™ DOG HEALTH & WELLBEING SUITE PRODUCT DESIGN SPORT AND LIFESTYLE DESIGNED BY Design + Industry (D+I) Ilume™

COMMISSIONED BY Ilume™ DESIGNED IN Australia

Your dog’s health is about more than food. It’s about the nutrients they absorb, the energy they burn, their rest and their sleep. Evidence shows that dogs at a healthy weight, or those whose portions are calorie-controlled, live longer - and that’s what we want. Ilume™ is all about improving your dog’s health and wellbeing. Smart technologies pair with nutrient rich meals to help you provide the best life for your dog based on their activity and needs.

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SUPERSTRATA BIKE AND E-BIKE PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY AREVO COMMISSIONED BY AREVO DESIGNED IN United States of America

Superstrata is the world’s first unibody, custom-fit bicycle 3D printed in continuous carbon fiber. Unlike other carbon fiber bikes whose frames are glued and bolted together using individual parts, the Superstrata frame is constructed without joints or glue for seamless strength, making it extremely impact resistant, yet remarkably lightweight.

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TERNX CARRY ON PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Tack Lee Hoe Ping Lo

COMMISSIONED BY Tack Lee Hoe Ping Lo DESIGNED IN Australia

The Ternx Carry On is the world’s first family-friendly carry-on luggage-stroller hybrid that solves travel challenges wherever you go. Not only is it a joy to ride and steer, it also takes up minimal space when stored away. Have your belongings and your child safe by your side so you can enjoy convenient, stress-free family travel.

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YBELL ARC PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE DESIGNED BY Michael Hoppe Aaron Laurence COMMISSIONED BY YBell Fitness DESIGNED IN Australia

The YBell Arc is a 4-in-1 multifunctional fitness device combining the functionality of a kettlebell, dumbbell, double grip medicine ball and push-up stand. It embodies our mission statement: one piece of fitness equipment for everybody.

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NAB KABOOM SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Dan Bradley, Director, Experience Design

Aimee Coleman, Business Director

Hamish Cargill, Director, Brand Voice

Andrew Thompson, Design Director

Ashley Ng, Account Director

COMMISSIONED BY NAB

DESIGNED IN Australia

The fact is: not many people read the terms and conditions (T&Cs), and even fewer understand them. This can have serious repercussions when applying for a credit card. Code-named Kaboom, this project aimed to ‘blow up’ the traditional T&Cs experience to improve financial literacy, process simplicity and reduce disputes between banks and customers.

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BETTER DIGITAL HEALTH EXPERIENCES FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS SERVICE DESIGN PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES DESIGNED BY The Customer Experience Company COMMISSIONED BY The Australian Digital Health Agency DESIGNED IN Australia
Digital
delivers digital health experiences to all
citizens who
competing needs and priorities. Equipped
can
digital
DESIGNING
The Australian
Health Agency (ADHA)
Australian
have
with a future-focused and comprehensive CX Toolkit, the Agency
now strategically and sustainably design
health experiences that holistically consider the needs of all Australian citizens.
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KIDS HELPLINE WITH THE IMAGINARIUM SERVICE DESIGN PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES DESIGNED BY Imaginarium Kids Helpline Redesign Team COMMISSIONED BY Tracy Adams yourtown CEO DESIGNED IN Australia
REIMAGINING
Kids Helpline (KHL) has been at the forefront of youth mental health in Australia for over 30 years. To continue to meet the needs of a digital generation, we reinvented not just the service experience itself, but also the role that young people play in service design, evolution and delivery.

To address the impact of COVID-19 on NSW businesses, Service NSW designed a targeted way to deliver stimulus at scale. The Dine & Discover program has injected over $450 million into our economy, encouraging residents to safely leave their homes and support local businesses to keep their doors open.

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TARGETED STIMULUS TO SUPPORT STRUGGLING BUSINESSES THROUGH THE DINE & DISCOVER PROGRAM SERVICE DESIGN
SECTOR SERVICES DESIGNED BY
DESIGNED
USING
PUBLIC
Service NSW COMMISSIONED BY NSW Government; Treasury
IN Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

Many people across Australia are currently experiencing significant financial stress. Available support is under-utilised due to a lack of awareness, mistrust of organisations and the complexity of navigating services. How can complex service ecosystems collaborate to better meet the needs of humans experiencing vulnerability?

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ONE STOP ONE STORY PILOT - FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SOCIAL IMPACT
DESIGNED BY Thriving Communities Partnership Cross-sector Co-Design Partners COMMISSIONED BY Thriving Communities Partnership Cross-sector Funding Partners
AWARDS
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WINNER

WINNERS

ASPECT HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Ed Glenn - Director

Clementine Jacobs - Head of Interiors

Marlowe Volkering - Interior Designer

Anthony Callea - Project Architect

Mark Trueman - Project Architect

COMMISSIONED BY Confidential

DESIGNED IN Australia

Aspect House is a thoughtful rework and extension of a 1909 homestead, redefining its relationship to the sweeping views of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula in celebration of the clients’ coastal lifestyle. The existing dwelling and its relationship to the land and seascape drives a sympathetic contemporary response - a symbiosis of old and new.

BELGRAVIA

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY MHN Design Union

COMMISSIONED BY Charas Constructions

DESIGNED IN Australia

This boutique apartment building consists of twelve oversized, three-bedroom apartments with basement parking. The aim of this project was to create distinctive residences that stood out in quality in a suburb with high-end properties. This was achieved through design innovation which interpreted site limitations as incentives for architectural imagination.

CANNON HILL ANGLICAN COLLEGE D BLOCK ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Reddog Architects Blueline Architecture

COMMISSIONED BY Cannon Hill Anglican College

DESIGNED IN Australia

Working in conjunction with the College’s masterplan, D Block is a high-profile location for the campus forming a critical connection for the linear journey from Prep to Year 12. The building provides a natural entry point into the campus and is an important intersection between the senior and middle schools.

CHAINMAIL HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY MHN Design Union

COMMISSIONED BY K2 Property Development

DESIGNED IN Australia

A landmark residence, our recent Vaucluse project makes a vivid impression. Impactful in its design and materiality selections both externally and internally, the home caters to the various needs of urban family living while serving as a representation of the client’s own handiwork in the property and construction sector.

COL JAMES STUDENT ACCOMMODATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Turner Studio

COMMISSIONED BY Deicorp Properties Scape Aboriginal Housing Company DESIGNED IN Australia

Col James Student Accommodation forms part of the Pemulwuy Precinct on the site previously referred to as ‘The Block’ adjacent to Redfern Station. The architecture responds to Redfern’s rich urban conditions, past and present, whilst providing a collection of internal and external living and communal spaces for students.

ELKHORN BUILDING, THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN

DESIGNED BY m3architecture

COMMISSIONED BY The University of Queensland DESIGNED IN Australia

The Elkhorn Building at The University of Queensland (UQ) is an exemplar for adaptive reuse and sustainability. The abandoned 1970's structure has been transformed into a leading research and teaching facility, incorporating site-wide, sustainable infrastructure, and is now home to vital research into food production and agriculture.

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WINNERS

HUBERT ESTATE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Cera Stribley

Domenic Cerantonio, Chris Stribley

Jessica Coulter, Danny Tong

Darcy Kay, Katherine McDonald

COMMISSIONED BY Ryan Hospitality Group In collaboration with Treasury Premium Brands

DESIGNED IN Australia

Resolutely natural and elegantly evolving, Hubert Estate is Victoria’s latest highly anticipated destination that redefines the region’s face of hospitality. In addition to a reinvigoration of its existing branded sheds into a large-scale restaurant and function centre, the cellar door now boasts an architecturally-striking design that rises from the ground.

ISFUGLEN - WINTER BATHING HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY MARIE-LOUISE HOLST LOTTE RØNNE JOSEFINE RITA VAIN HANSEN CHARA PAPARIZOU

COMMISSIONED BY Brøndby Municipality Winterbathers club "Bifrost"

DESIGNED IN Denmark

The winter bathing house, Isfuglen, is a club for winter bathers and consists of a sauna, community room and changing facilities. It’s located at the very tip of the entry point to Brøndby Marina, South of Copenhagen. The project is 110m2 and was commissioned by Brøndby Municipality and the winterbathers club.

NAPIER STREET BY EDITION OFFICE FOR MILIEU ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

231 Napier Street, designed in collaboration with Milieu, sort to deliver a high-end architectural outcome to the area, coupled with luxurious, high amenity interiors. The brief directed the project towards a high-end result with an honest ambition to achieve better apartments with natural ventilation and high levels of natural daylighting.

Kim Bridgland, Aaron Roberts and Jonathan Brenere BY Michael McCormack, Shannon Peach, Patrick Cooney, Timothy Briggs and Shakira Everett

NIGHTINGALE BALLARAT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Camilla Carmichael

Faith Freeman

Ali Galbraith Shannon Furness

Bettina Robinson

COMMISSIONED BY Nightingale Housing DESIGNED IN Australia

Nightingale Ballarat marks a watershed moment for a regional city facing the challenges of urban sprawl and climate change. A celebration of Ballarat’s rich history in form and 100% fossil fuel-free, Nightingale Ballarat includes 27 apartments and community spaces designed with an overarching priority towards social, economic and environmental sustainability.

OFF GRID FZ HOUSE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Anderson Architecture Simon Anderson

COMMISSIONED BY Kim & Simon Anderson DESIGNED IN Australia

Nestled in Blue Mountains bushland, Off Grid FZ House acts as a premium benchmark for sustainable living under extreme conditions while coexisting with nature. The modest, highly resilient home is BAL-FZ rated and net zero emissions, self-sufficient in power, water and sewage. It celebrates innovative sustainable design and Australia’s landscapes.

REGINA STREET ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Tim Dorrington, Dorrington Atcheson Architects

COMMISSIONED BY Rina and George Crawford

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

A new-build on a relatively public site, with Coxs Bay park as their backyard and a public walkway on their boundary, ensured privacy was essential for this family home for five. The design provides privacy inside and out, delivering moments of whimsy alongside the essentials of modern living.

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SURF HOTEL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED

Jon King

COMMISSIONED BY Mayne Family

DESIGNED IN Australia

On what had been a motel site since the 1920’s, this new boutique hotel provides a distinctive destination for visitors to Yamba and is part of the reframing and reimagining of the area’s tourist expectations. The designer needed to be sensitive and careful to acknowledge context and place as they amplified the experience.

THE 10 STAR HOME ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY SUHO

COMMISSIONED BY SUHO

DESIGNED IN Australia

The 10 Star Home is intended to demonstrate the possibilities of sustainable design and construction in the Australian residential housing market. Designed to achieve a NatHERS 10 Star energy efficiency rating, the home has been constructed to facilitate data that has been incorporated into further CSIRO modelling and multimodal platforms.

THE EAVES WEST VILLAGE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Eaves is the insertion of a new commercial building that provides a vital civic contribution to the urban renewal of inner Brisbane. Located on the former Peters Ice Cream Factory site, the building’s unique form responds to the site’s heritage and subtropical setting while completing the urban realm.

bureau^proberts Liam Proberts, Kelly Geldard, Jorge Aguirre and Matthew Den Exter Sekisui House

THE FUTURE OF US PAVILION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY SUTD Advanced Architecture Laboratory Thomas Schroepfer (Lead)

Alex Cornelius Aloysius Lian Thomas Wortmann

COMMISSIONED BY Ministry of National Development Singapore Gardens by the Bay Singapore

DESIGNED IN Singapore

The Future of Us Pavilion is a public space that evokes a dialogue with nature by blending an intricate form with a perforated skin fluidly with the adjacent environments. For visitors, it offers a climatically comfortable outdoor environment and a stunning visual experience akin to walking under lush tropical trees.

THE SNUG

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Green Sheep Collective

COMMISSIONED BY Saliya Hewagama Sarah Touzeau

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Snug converted a run-down Californian Bungalow into an energy efficient, comfortable and healthy home. The owners, a professional couple committed to sustainable living, wanted to achieve an affordable but highly functional home that significantly increased energy efficiency, connected them to the garden and expressed their love of design.

UAE PAVILION AT EXPO 2020 DUBAI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Calatrava International LLC

COMMISSIONED BY Ministry of Presidential Affairs (MOPA)

DESIGNED IN United Arab Emirates

Embodying Expo 2020’s theme of “Connecting Minds, Creating The Future”, Santiago Calatrava designed the UAE Pavilion to symbolise the fruits of global collaboration. It worked to provide a platform for the international community to soar to new heights while capturing the UAE’s identity, values and vision.

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EVERYDAY AUSTRALIAN DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY

DESIGNED IN Australia

EVERYDAY Australian Design is an exhibition of objects from the Ian Wong Collection that celebrate Australian daily life and our culture. Many of these products are Australian design icons. The repetition of everyday objects across nine colour block shelves provides insight into how changes in materials, processes and culture impact design.

FORM 'PLAY-INSPIRED' FURNITURE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED BY BLANC SPACE

COMMISSIONED BY James Best, CEO & Innovation Director DESIGNED IN Australia

FORM is 'play-inspired' furniture designed to create social spaces. Modular and customisable, the range is blurring the lines between art, sculpture and play. Our purpose is to deliver playful user experiences, with attention to aesthetics and innovation, that encourage dwell time in our clients' assets. FORM provides a dynamic platform for social interactions.

INTERIORS AUSTRALIA & DENFAIR: E&S TRADING STAND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Studio Tate

COMMISSIONED BY E&S Trading DESIGNED IN Australia

When approached to design the e&s stand at Denfair, Studio Tate wanted to create a strong visual presence that commanded attention across the floor.

THE LUME ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Decibel Architecture

COMMISSIONED BY Grande Experiences DESIGNED IN Australia

THE LUME is a fully immersive digital art experience and Australia’s very first permanent digital art gallery. Housed across two of Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre’s (MCEC) expansive halls, THE LUME provides gallery, educational, retail and operational spaces that deliver highly curated art-orientated themes for both public and private engagement.

TRICERATOPS: FATE OF THE DINOSAURS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INSTALLATION DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Grumpy Sailor Creative Jumbla Light Engine Wax Sound Media

COMMISSIONED BY Museums Victoria DESIGNED IN Australia

Come face to face with one of the most awe-inspiring creatures to ever walk the Earth. A three-act exhibition tells the tale of the Triceratops and the world it once inhabited, connecting the life and ultimate extinction of the dinosaurs to the fragility and beauty of our natural world.

A RETREATFUL RYOKAN HOME ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY LITTLEMORE INTERIOR DESIGN ADA WONG ERIC LIU

COMMISSIONED BY LITTLEMORE INTERIOR DESIGN DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

This peaceful apartment is located in a rural area of Hong Kong, turning a typical 65 square metre village house into a modern Japanese-style retreat. Designed for a family expecting their newborn, spaces were created with attention to enhance interactions between family members and connection to the surroundings.

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BEHIND THE DOOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Yang Zi Ying

COMMISSIONED BY Yang Zi Ying

DESIGNED IN Taiwan

Behind the Door comprises a 40 square metre residence with a tri-colour revolving peg-gate as its major focus. Doors that originally served as the partitioning medium between spaces are now reappropriated into the uninterrupted continuum between spaces and are mutually associated with, and related to, each other.

CENTRE OF STRENGTH AND WELLNESS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Benjamin Paszyn Ben Drysdale

COMMISSIONED BY Centre of Strength and Wellness

DESIGNED IN Australia

Utilising an existing warehouse in Elsternwick, Victoria, the design accommodates a set of fitness, wellbeing and consulting programs. It includes a yoga studio, pilates studio, four therapeutic consulting suites, a strength and conditioning area and their relevant amenities to comply with building code.

DEJI CULTURAL COMPLEX ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY THE TRIANGLE.JP CO.,LTD. Masato Kure Masashi Ota Yuki Kashiwakura Yosuke Tsukamoto

COMMISSIONED BY DEJI PLAZA

DESIGNED IN Japan

Deji Plaza provides a unique combination of cultural-arts complex and commercial facility. What makes our design stand out is the absence of walls between spaces entirely. By eliminating partitions, it freed the space from the boundaries between inside and outside, giving customers a little 'preview' before entering.

INSIGHT BODY AND MIND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Biasol Studio

COMMISSIONED BY Insight Body and Mind

DESIGNED IN Australia

Insight Body and Mind is a wellness space combining psychology and mindful movement to inspire positive change. By redefining the existing Insight psychology brand, we’ve created an elevated spatial experience designed to nurture the body and mind as one.

LIMASAN HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Lorca Biru

COMMISSIONED BY Lorca Biru DESIGNED IN Australia

Located in Bali on the tropical archipelago of Indonesia, Limasan House is a 'tiny house' incorporating Javanese architecture that dates back hundreds of years. It is built entirely out of solid teakwood and has been redesigned to suit modern living and comfort without abandoning its heritage roots.

REBIRTH OF WAREHOUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Kao Shih Chieh

COMMISSIONED BY Kao Shih Chieh

DESIGNED IN Taiwan

This inspired design reappropriates a street house that had been used as a warehouse for over 40 years. The designer wanted to keep the primitive ambiance of the indoor space and make it into a studio, adopting a homely industrial style to suit.

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STUDIOMINT X EAGLEHEART GREENS MEDICAL GROUP ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Studiomint & Eagleheart Emma Loo Alla DeLion

COMMISSIONED BY Greens Medical Group DESIGNED IN Australia

Greens Medical Group is a project that challenges the traditional notions of healthcare design and aims to create a more optimistic and welcoming healthcare experience for patients and staff.

SYDNEY ART DECO RESTORATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Kassandra Richards

COMMISSIONED BY Kassandra Richards DESIGNED IN Australia

This Sydney residence is an original Art Deco family home that has been renovated and brought back to life by its owners under the consultation of our design team. Enhanced with a new and lighter colour palette and styled to embrace its era, this home is reliving its glory days.

HAMPSHIRE ROAD CIVIC GREEN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PLACE DESIGN

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Brimbank City Council DESIGNED IN Australia

Hampshire Road Civic Green has transformed a car dominated streetscape into a public space for the community. This project is a culmination of years of planning and design, transforming the heart of Sunshine through the delivery of the Hampshire Road Master Plan. The street is a vibrant destination for people.

WINNERS
Brimbank Council & Outlines Landscape Architects

MORRIS MOOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PLACE DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Genton

COMMISSIONED BY Up Property DESIGNED IN Australia

Morris Moor is a vibrant commercial and hospitality precinct created through the adaptive reuse of the former Phillip Morris cigarette factory site. The urban design strategy celebrates the historic warehouse buildings while introducing porosity and soft landscaping to the ground plane. It cultivated an inviting precinct for working, creating and leisure.

PERISCOPE CANOPY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PLACE DESIGN

DESIGNED BY supermanoeuvre Scott Carver

COMMISSIONED BY Lane Cove Council DESIGNED IN Australia

PERISCOPE CANOPY is a functional centrepiece and iconic gateway to a major urban renewal of the commercial core of Lane Cove in Sydney, Australia. The canopy’s sweeping form and mirrored-shingle underside creates a 'periscope' that visually connects subterranean supermarkets and parking with a public park, playground and eating precinct above.

CRUSHED BUT OKAY COMMUNICATION DESIGN

ADVERTISING

DESIGNED BY Today Banalarama

COMMISSIONED BY Alannah and Madeline Foundation

DESIGNED IN Australia

Crushed But Okay is a social-first campaign featuring young Aussie influencers reacting to real stories of online interactions between young men and women. The series takes a strengths-based approach to help teen boys build healthy relationships online. It gives them the tools to safely and ethically process emotions, like rejection, in their own language.

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A SOUND LIFE REBRAND COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Toben

COMMISSIONED BY A Sound Life

DESIGNED IN Australia

A Sound Life is a charity focused on helping those facing adversity and stress with the positive practices of music, meditation and yoga.

AUCKLAND ZOO COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY ThoughtFull

Geoff Suvalko, Aaron Richardson, Jarrad Caine, Andrea Fouhy and Hudson Smales

COMMISSIONED BY Auckland Zoo - Kevin Buley

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

A rebrand of the Auckland Zoo sought to challenge the growing negative public sentiment towards zoos by spotlighting the positive role that Auckland Zoo plays. It worked to uplift the zoo’s positioning as a charity that channels all ticket income into wildlife care and conservation. A narrative that could also support a significant capital investment in a new Asia enclosure was also uplifted.

AUSTRALIAN PET ORGANICS COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Dow Goodfolk

Donna

COMMISSIONED BY Australian Pet Organics

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Australian Pet Organics is the first all-Aussie, all natural, certified organic range of supplements, vitamins and treats for dogs.

McCort, Creative Director Amanda Bearsley, Designer

DECOR SYSTEMS COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Nightjar

COMMISSIONED BY Decor Systems

DESIGNED IN Australia

Decor Systems is a 50-year-old acoustic panelling company. Their branding belied their excellent category knowledge and passion for delivering premium, precise solutions. A new brand identity, forged with a design edge, confirmed their top-tier player status and increased appeal with architects, their key target audience, to unlock business growth.

DOSHII: A REBRAND PUTTING HOSPO FIRST COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Shadowboxer: Ideation. Doshii: Brand Execution.

Bryce Guderjahn, Chief Marketing Officer

Nick Flower, Head of Design

Sarah Tran, Senior Designer

Fe Porto, Senior Designer

COMMISSIONED BY Doshii

Bryce Guderjahn, Chief Marketing Officer

Alicia Novello, Head of Marketing

DESIGNED IN Australia

Hospitality-tech scale-up, Doshii, was launched in 2016 to help restaurants streamline the chaos of app integrations into one clean, calm counter. Our 2021 rebrand was driven by a pivot to the venue owners and hospitality workers who give the industry its unique flavour. Our brand centres around empowering hospitality.

FAROUT! COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY

Graham Potts - Lead Designer

Brett Johns - Brand Strategist

Ben Maunder - Managing Director

Zal Meher-Homji - Account Director

Shane Agard - Senior Designer

COMMISSIONED BY Morgan Gronold

Nicole Bond

David Arnold

DESIGNED IN Australia

FarOut! is a brand developed for RAPAD to help encourage people from outside Central West Queensland to live, work, invest and in the area. The goal was to drive economic development in a region that's been experiencing a population decline. The brand celebrates the people and their stories that are living in CWQ.

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GRUBBO: AUSTRALIA’S FIRST SUSTAINABLE PET FOOD COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Design for Good by Edison

Executive Creative Director: Amber Bonney

Creative Director: Andrew Ashton

Designer: Vivian Hu Production: Mathew O'Connor

COMMISSIONED BY Grubbo Pet Food

Grubbo Founder, Clare Flintoff

DESIGNED IN Australia

Grubbo is a new Melbourne-based start-up and Australia's first sustainable pet food brand. A homegrown innovation, this insect-based protein pet food meets the needs of urgent climate action for people who care about what they feed their dogs and the impact it has on our planet.

IKU COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Universal Favourite

COMMISSIONED BY IKU

DESIGNED IN Australia

When it comes to plant-based meal delivery, there’s a monotonous swathe of earthy tones and lentils sitting in lettuce leaves. Not IKU, though. The purpose of the rebrand was to create a brand identity that would set IKU apart in the DTC space while still staying true to its heritage.

INSIGHT BODY AND MIND COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Biasol Studio

COMMISSIONED BY Insight Body and Mind

DESIGNED IN Australia

Insight Body and Mind is a wellness space combining psychology and mindful movement to inspire positive change. By redefining the existing Insight psychology brand, we’ve created an elevated customer and brand experience designed to nurture the body and mind as one.

KIDS CANCER CENTRE REBRAND COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY SunnySideUp

COMMISSIONED BY Kids Cancer Centre DESIGNED IN Australia

Kids Cancer Centre (KCC) wants a world where kids can just be kids, free from cancer. They are Australia’s largest children’s cancer centre that researches and treats kids’ cancer under one roof. Now, with SunnySideUp’s help, it’s rallying donors around that goal through a new, inspiring brand.

KIWIBANK BRAND REFRESH COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY ThoughtFull - Geoff Suvalko, Zac Suvalko and Aaron Richardson

Ira - Johnson McKay Manawa Tapu - Tristran Marler

COMMISSIONED BY Kiwibank - Simon Hofmann and Jodi Williams

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Kiwibank is a 20-year-old government-owned bank. The brief was to reposition the bank to attract and retain a new, progressive type of customer. It worked to spearhead a transformation across culture, product and technology, ensuring the bank would be future-fit for the next 20 years.

LUMINA COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY ThoughtFull Geoff Suvalko, Kirsty Harvey and Andrea Fouhy

COMMISSIONED BY Rennie Davidson

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The vision was to create a new, global, uber-premium brand of New Zealand Lamb targeting Michelin star-rated restaurants globally. A new breed specifically bred by a collective of farms using a common genetic make-up was the solution. It offered chefs and consumers increased intramuscular fat, succulence, mouth feel and reduced aroma.

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NEXTSENSE COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Interbrand Australia

COMMISSIONED BY RIDBC DESIGNED IN Australia

Since 1860, the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) has been providing not-for-profit services for people with vision or hearing loss. However, the existing brand wasn’t speaking to those who needed it most. So, we created one that puts people first and designed for the next 160 years.

NORTHCOTE RISE COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Your Creative

COMMISSIONED BY Northcote Business Association DESIGNED IN Australia

Northcote Rise is a brand identity and platform for the traders of High St in Northcote, Victoria. It was designed to define the strip of shops beyond its physical boundary, provide an online portal for its traders to market their goods and services and reinvigorate local businesses and the community.

RURAL WOMEN ONLINE COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY Your Creative

COMMISSIONED BY Victorian Women’s Trust

DESIGNED IN Australia

Rural Women Online is an inclusive, judgement-free program and platform made by women for women. It provides IT education and support for women who reside in rural and remote Victoria, improving their digital literacy skills so they can feel more confident online.

TREETOPS ADVENTURE COMMUNICATION DESIGN

BRANDING AND IDENTITY

DESIGNED BY

Creative Director – Jake Smallman

Creative Director – Paul Monkivitch

Designer – Marcus Bichel

Designer – Jessie Liu

COMMISSIONED BY Trees Adventure

DESIGNED IN Australia

Treetops Adventure is Australia’s premier outdoor adventure group, operating fourteen parks across Australia. Previously known as Trees Adventure, the group acquired their main competitor – TreeTops – and approached Self-titled to unite the two businesses under a new brand.

BE MIGHTY GRANOLA COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PACKAGING

DESIGNED BY Matt Grantham Michael Nicholls

COMMISSIONED BY Amanda Holmes

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Being mighty is a New Zealand mindset, eating Be Mighty fuels that mindset. Hubbards have been making breakfast foods for New Zealanders since the 1980's. Be Mighty is Hubbards new granola for a new generation. Crunchy granola with fibre and Low GI gives the consumer energy to conquer their day.

DORITOS SOLID BLACK COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PACKAGING

DESIGNED BY PepsiCo Design & Innovation

COMMISSIONED BY PepsiCo Design & Innovation

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Historically, Black voices and stories are all too often unheard. In its 2020 #AmplifyBlackVoices work, Doritos recognized this and decided to launch Doritos SOLID BLACK in 2021. SOLID BLACK is a multi-platform initiative backed by action, designed to bolster the voices of Black innovators and creators.

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PAUSE AWARDS COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PACKAGING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Pause Awards run the ecosystem business awards for the ambitious and forward-thinking startups and businesses in Australia. This packaging signals a new era in their five-year evolution as a business and showcases the way they deliver the experience to their champions. The packaging and product is fully sustainable.

TALBOT FOREST CHEESE CO. COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PACKAGING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Our brief was to refresh the Talbot Forest Cheese speciality cheese brand. This included the overhaul of the retail packaging, new brand strategy, copywriting and digital presence. The aim was to relaunch it to be a truly iconic New Zealand brand, while also preparing it for export markets.

PEPPERMINT MAGAZINE COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PRINT

DESIGNED BY Kelley Sheenan

COMMISSIONED BY Kelley Sheenan

DESIGNED IN Australia

Peppermint is an Australian quarterly print magazine focused on style, sustainability and substance. As a small, independent publication that champions ethical fashion, diversity, inclusivity, climate action, slow living, sewing and DIY, social justice and more, we tell real stories with authenticity, thoughtfulness and passion.

BY Matt Grantham Sam Allan Michael Nicholls Victoria Garcia, Illustrator

QUEENSLAND RAIL STATION DESIGN MANUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN PRINT

DESIGNED BY Conrad Gargett

COMMISSIONED BY Queensland Rail

DESIGNED IN Australia

Queensland Rail required a full overhaul of their Station Design Manual, a key document in the suite of reference documents for station upgrades statewide including the South East Queensland network and regional Travel and Tourism services.

THE INSPIRATION OF THE EAST AND THE WEST INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION 2021 COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PRINT

DESIGNED BY SoFeng Design

Sha Feng Jiayi Lu

COMMISSIONED BY SoFeng Design

Hanshan Art Museum

DESIGNED IN China

Inspiration of The East and The West International Art Exhibition 2021 showcased the unique artistic expression language of Renato Tagli, a well-known Swiss artist and designer.

HUMAN-CENTRED SYSTEMS MAPPING DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Symplicit - Keith Diamond

Symplicit - Joelle Black & Alex Ramsay

TCP - Tracy Collier

TCP - Jacinta Oakley

TCP - Sophie McKenna & Jackson Millwood

COMMISSIONED BY Thriving Communities Partnership (TCP)

DESIGNED IN Australia

Throughout a disaster, businesses, governments and community sectors mobilise to support people. However, disaster recovery can’t be achieved with organisations working in silos internally and across sectors. How does the disaster recovery ecosystem behave along the community’s journey? How can collaborative design research influence ecosystem change to meet community needs?

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MIEYE - WEARABLE LIGHT SENSOR DESIGN RESEARCH

COMMISSIONED BY Circadian

DESIGNED IN Australia

Unhealthy light behaviour can lead to poor health. MiEye provides constant monitoring of the types of light people are exposed to throughout their day. Through mathematical models, the device understands your personal circadian rhythms and guides you towards healthy light exposures. Making the unconscious and confusing effects of light conscious.

DESIGNED BY Tobias

STS Experience Research and Design

COMMISSIONED BY The Simplified Trade System Taskforce

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Australian Government Simplified Trade System Implementation Taskforce (STS Taskforce) engaged Tobias to help understand and map the current whole-of-government end-to-end cross-border trade journey for Australian importers and exporters and co-design a possible future state. Their strategic approach combined human-centred co-design with research and in-depth analysis.

TRAMLAB TOOLKITS DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Victorian State Government

DESIGNED IN Australia

‘TramLab: Improving the Safety of Women and Girls on Public Transport’ was commissioned by researchers from La Trobe University, Monash University XYX Lab and RMIT for the Victorian State Government. A major outcome was four publicly accessible Toolkits for implementing gender-sensitive processes to create safer public transport systems in Victoria.

SIMPLIFYING THE CROSS BORDER TRADE EXPERIENCE FOR BUSINESSES TO STRENGTHEN THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY DESIGN RESEARCH
BY Angela Taft, Nicole Kalms Gene Bawden, Gill Matthewson Leesa Hooker, Kirsty Forsdike-Young Nicola Henry, Isabella Webb

VICTORIAN PREMIER'S DESIGN AWARDS SHOWCASE DESIGN RESEARCH

DESIGNED BY Ian Wong

Dr Indae Hwang

Tim Isaacson

Jo Pritchard

Remy Wong

COMMISSIONED BY Creative Victoria DESIGNED IN Australia

The Victorian Premier’s Design Awards Showcase for the first time shines a spotlight on a quarter of a century of award-winning design in Victoria. The exhibition explores through five themes: THEN, WHO, HOW, NOW and NEXT, the designers, their design practice, the outstanding work and its global impact.

AUCKLAND ZOO DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY ThoughtFull Geoff Suvalko, Hudson Smales and Andrea Fouhy

COMMISSIONED BY Auckland Zoo Kevin Buley

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

A rebrand of the Auckland Zoo sought to challenge the growing negative public sentiment towards zoos by spotlighting the positive role that Auckland Zoo plays. It worked to uplift the zoo’s positioning as a charity that channels all ticket income into wildlife care and conservation. A narrative that could also support a significant capital investment in a new Asia enclosure was also uplifted.

DELOITTE WESTERN SYDNEY DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY Deloitte Digital Experiential design team

Robbie Robertson

Sue Solly, Elle Coffin

Corryn Schmidt, Martin Lopez

Rosie Strasser, Justin Milesi

COMMISSIONED BY Deloitte DESIGNED IN Australia

Deloitte are relocating their Western Sydney workplace to 8 Paramatta Square which was seen as an opportunity to reinforce our commitment and brand positioning in the region and to create a workplace experience to support hybrid working for our people.

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DESIGNING SDN’S CHILDREN'S SERVICES SO EDUCATORS AND FAMILIES CAN THRIVE DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY The Customer Experience Company

COMMISSIONED BY SDN Children's Services

DESIGNED IN Australia

SDN Children’s Services is a not-for-profit organisation delivering early childhood education and care, children's therapies and family support services for more than 100 years. SDN needed to disrupt to survive an increasingly complex environment and continue to build on its vision for a world in which all children thrive.

DTA PORTFOLIO ASSURANCE TEAM DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly

COMMISSIONED BY DTA DESIGNED IN Australia

The Portfolio Assurance Team provides analysis and advice so that government decision-makers can confidently make digital investment decisions. We embedded with the team to co-create a product management training program devised to enable a culture that could self-design change in years ahead.

HESTA HYBRID WAYS OF WORKING DESIGN STRATEGY

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN

Like many organisations, the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated HESTA towards a future they were already heading towards, but that they were not yet prepared for. Working collaboratively with their workforce, Deloitte defined what a balanced world of work means for HESTA and created the guardrails that bring it to life.

DESIGNED BY Amanda Beaton, Emily White, Rosie Strasser, Elena Chicchio and Shahrokh Aryana BY HESTA Sophie Sigalas and Gwyneth Bowen Australia

IMPACT INNOVATION COMMERCIALISATION NAVIGATOR® DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY Brian Ruddle - Managing Director Angus Crossan - General Manager: Commercialisation

COMMISSIONED BY Brian Ruddle - Managing Director DESIGNED IN Australia

The Commercialisation Navigator® is a structured framework to guide the development of new products and services through the complex process of commercialisation. It is a systematic approach for entrepreneurs, innovation managers and R&D managers to bring innovations to market by prioritising key actions to focus on critical information accumulation tasks.

INNOVATING BETTER DIGITAL HEALTH EXPERIENCES FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY The Customer Experience Company

COMMISSIONED BY The Australian Digital Health Agency DESIGNED IN Australia

The Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) faced a wicked problem: to deliver high-value digital experiences that meet the needs of Australian health practitioners and the Australian public. Together, we designed a CX Toolkit to be used by the Agency in the strategic design of sustainable, future-focused digital health experiences for all Australians.

NO END OF LIFE POTS DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGNED BY HomeLeisure Pty Ltd

COMMISSIONED BY HomeLeisure Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

Waste that was previously a landfill & Pollution problem now has a new life! A new range of garden planters made of 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) polypropylene is being made in Melbourne and sold through Bunnings Warehouse & Aldi.

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BONDS SNOOZOO DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY BUCK Special Group Studio Pancho

COMMISSIONED BY Special Group Bonds

DESIGNED IN Australia

Every set of Bonds Home kids sheets unlocks a magical AR bedtime experience: The SnooZoo. A bunch of cute, colourful animals that roar to life to help your little cubs get ready for zzzzz’s. Simply scan the sheets and say hello to cute bedtime buddies that make up the SnooZoo.

FIREMATE - KEEPING PEOPLE AND PLACES SAFER DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY FireMate Software Pty Ltd Nicky Watson, Product Design Lead Niall Blair, Product Designer

COMMISSIONED BY FireMate Software Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

To protect and save lives in the face of fire catastrophes, fire protection specialists use FireMate's web and mobile applications to ensure the safety of buildings and infrastructure. Designed in alignment with Australia's complex regulatory and legislative fire protection requirements, FireMate automates and facilitates essential activities and compliance reporting.

JAGUAR ACE PACE 2021 DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Dane Tatana, Creative Director Rodrigo Acevedo, Design Director Ian Shephard Tim Turner, Producer Mikey Milne, Account Director

COMMISSIONED BY Kelsey Chand

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The heritage of Wimbledon meets the innovation of Jaguar. The vision: the world’s largest Virtual Tennis Tournament fan experience, radiating excitement and engagement for Jaguar’s sponsorship of Wimbledon 2021. The solution? “Ace Pace”, a mobile app-based game unlocking innovative combined physical and digital fan experiences for more than 10,000 fans.

LIV WELL WITH DEMENTIA DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Siobhan Willoughby (Miroma Project Factory)

Steven Tran (Miroma Project Factory)

Mahmoud Ahmed (Miroma Project Factory)

Joel Dawson (Miroma Project Factory) Jennifer Wilson (Miroma Project Factory)

COMMISSIONED BY Department of Health Department of Health - National Dementia Support Program

DESIGNED IN Australia

LIV is a digital platform that builds a support network around at-risk people. It’s designed to simplify connections to relevant resources, services and suppliers and make it easier to engage with friends, families and neighbours in a community of support.

LIV helps those in need seek and receive the assistance to help them stay living independently at home for longer.

MABLE LAST MINUTE DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Rob Hudson Thien Mau Sophie Tobin

COMMISSIONED BY Rob Hudson DESIGNED IN Australia

Mable directly connects independent support workers with clients who want assistance to live independently. Mable Last Minute (MLM) was created to assist with short notice support - fast. The new product flow links to a community of verified support workers, available and ready to support in as little as 4 hours.

MARKR DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY David Smith Chris Mills Ian Sloan

COMMISSIONED BY Markr Systems

DESIGNED IN Australia

Markr is a combination of a free smartphone app and a Geo Publishing Engine (GPE) that allows our customers to create and publish information and AR objects to any location in the world and have it presented to their visitors in the language of their own device.

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MPS MEDISPHERE DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Blitzm Systems Blitzm Design

COMMISSIONED BY MPS Connect Sigma Healthcare

DESIGNED IN Australia

MPS MediSphere: An electronic medication management (EMM) application that is improving quality of care and reducing medication-related incidents in aged care facilities. Designed in close collaboration with clinicians, MediSphere puts aged care residents at the centre of their own care and enables staff to spend more time with their residents.

NEOSYNC - TRANSFORMING POINT-OFCARE TESTING DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY PLANET INNOVATION PTY LTD

COMMISSIONED BY PLANET INNOVATION PTY LTD DESIGNED IN Australia

NeoSync™ is a connectivity solution for point-of-care (POC) testing devices, designed for both clinicians and vendors. It integrates with diagnostic devices, allowing them to connect seamlessly with Electronic Health Records (EHRs). It benefits clinicians by reducing data entry workloads and vendors benefit from remote access and actionable insights.

PAYAPPS - MAKING CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS PAYMENTS SIMPLER, FASTER AND FAIRER DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Payapps

COMMISSIONED BY Payapps

DESIGNED IN Australia

Payapps is a cloud-based collaboration tool that connects builders and subcontractors to standardise and streamline the submission and approval of payment claims on construction projects. It replaces an inefficient and error-prone manual process with an innovative, accessible online process that is simpler, faster, fairer and more transparent.

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PSCORE PUBLIC SAFETY MOBILITY SOLUTION DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Motorola Solutions, Inc Motorola Solutions Melbourne Design Center

COMMISSIONED BY Motorola Solutions, Inc

DESIGNED IN Australia

PSCore is a mobile phone and tablet application for frontline public safety officers that delivers real-time critical intelligence to increase in-field operational agility. As a purpose-built application integrating existing back-end systems, PSCore helps emergency responders identify safety risks, manage in-field tasks, develop insights, take actions and report incident outcomes.

STRONG CARE DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Isabella Jørgensen

StrongRoom AI Cloud Development Team

StrongRoom AI Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY StrongRoom AI DESIGNED IN Australia

Strong Care is an industry leading medication management platform designed for use within residential aged care facilities. Utilising sophisticated AI facial recognition, the cloud based platform significantly improves the processes and outcomes of medication management, allowing facilities to prioritise resident care and reduce preventable adverse drug events.

TANGGRAM APP DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Tomas Xie Tanggram Team

COMMISSIONED BY Tanggram

DESIGNED IN Australia

Tanggram is Australia's first smart wealth creating app. In 2020, we launched the Tanggram app offering everyday people a potential steady income stream and teaching everyone that investing can be simple, easy and fun. Within just one year, over 70,000 people have joined us.

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THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE TECHNOLOGY | CONSOLE GO + INSPECT DIGITAL DESIGN

APPS AND SOFTWARE

DESIGNED BY Tony O'Donoghue

Sangwook Park

COMMISSIONED BY Matt McGown Charlie Holland

DESIGNED IN Australia

Central in the design process of our inspection application, Console Go+Inspect, was our mission to be the most innovative property management (PM) software. Developed to streamline a PMs workday when conducting inspections, the app is native to Console Cloud software and provides real-time status updates to the Cloud.

COMVITA MIXED REALITY HONEY TASTING DIGITAL DESIGN

GAME DESIGN AND ANIMATION

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Comvita Limited

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Comvita's Mixed Reality Honey Tasting is a 10-minute sensploration honey tasting journey in mixed reality that connects people to nature and educates them on the health benefits of the honey. The experience is designed to travel globally and tell Comvita's unique brand story.

THREE CORNERS OF THE CITY DIGITAL DESIGN

GAME DESIGN AND ANIMATION

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY City of Casey

DESIGNED IN Australia

Three Corners of the City is a real-time data visualisation that connects three communities in the City of Casey across place and across time. Live data touchpoints record people walking in three communities in an interconnecting flow of everyday life, breathing life and form into dynamically evolving motion graphics.

BY Danielle Barclay, Creative Director Preston Thomas, Technical Director Craig McKay, Creative Technologist Justin Fels, Motion Graphics Designer BY James Berrett - Digital Designer Sonja Pedell – Project Manager Simone Taffe – Communication Designer

NRMA EXPERT ADVICE DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly

COMMISSIONED BY IAG

DESIGNED IN Australia

Small businesses are irreplaceable in Australia’s economy. However, they are often underinsured for unexpected events due to the complexity of business insurance. To improve small business’ resilience, we created an Australia-first tool with NRMA Insurance that digitised complex conversations with customers and builds confidence through personalised recommendations contextual to each customer’s situation.

REALITI CONTROL UI REDESIGN DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

DESIGNED BY Hatch Head Andrew Morton

COMMISSIONED BY Union Lane iSimulate

DESIGNED IN Australia

REALITi is a highly advanced patient monitor simulator which mimics real monitors and defibrillators. The REALITi allows medical practitioners and students practice on a wide range of conditions and life-threatening medical scenarios.

THE FUTURE OF PERSONAL DATA OWNERSHIP DIGITAL DESIGN

INTERFACE

COMMISSIONED BY Matthew White, PwC Middle East Shruti Dewen, PwC Middle East

DESIGNED IN Australia

As data management is often unknown to users, PwC came up with an app that gives power back to the consumer to manage and consent the use of their personal data. The app integrates all personal information that matters, so you can be the only one managing what concerns you.

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DESIGNED BY Mo Works Mo Hamdouna, Director
Gallo, Product Manager Andrés Herrera, Lead Designer Jason Posada, UI/UX Designer

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ACTIVE SUPER WEBSITE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Deepend

COMMISSIONED BY Active Super DESIGNED IN Australia

The Active Super Website successfully repositioned an ageing superannuation firm, Local Government Super, towards a younger target audience. The design system, user experience and core functionality of the site reinforces key brand pillars, driving greater conversion and ultimately fixing the leaky acquisition and retention funnel.

BCNA MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

A recent Breast Cancer Network Australia initiative aimed at improving representation and information for marginalised communities, provided Oliver Grace with the opportunity to improve upon our existing design of BCNA's My Journey support app. New, audience-specific user experience considerations were added, including improved registration, interface customisation and targeted welcome videos.

BELL SHAKESPEARE WEBSITE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Northmost

COMMISSIONED BY Bell Shakespeare

DESIGNED IN Australia

As Australia’s national theatre company specialising in the works of Shakespeare and his contemporaries, Bell Shakespeare needed a website that embodied their artist vision in the digital space. This web redevelopment and design clearly communicated their commitment to delivering main stage productions, education and outreach programs to every state and territory. It highlighted their dedication to ensuring classic theatre experiences are accessible to all Australians.

BY Russel Pistun - Oliver Grace Nick Lehrain - Oliver Grace BY Michelle Smith - BCNA

BUILDING A MORE SUPPORTIVE AND INCLUSIVE REPRODUCTIVE CARE EXPERIENCE WITH MONASH IVF

DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Today

COMMISSIONED BY Monash IVF Group DESIGNED IN Australia

The new Monash IVF website acknowledges and supports people on what is often a long and emotional reproductive care journey. We worked with Australia’s IVF pioneers and people on their IVF journey to build a supportive, user-centred journey that’s calm, straightforward and easy to use.

CLIMATE SOLUTIONS BY GREENPEACE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Today

COMMISSIONED BY Greenpeace Australia Pacific DESIGNED IN Australia

Climate Solutions by Greenpeace is a tool for learning and climate action. The design language of a quiz connects with Australians alarmed by climate change, acknowledges the changes they’ve already made to support the cause,and offers complementary ways for them to take action to create lasting, system-led impact.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - HELPING SCHOOLS BE READY FOR STUDENTS DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly

COMMISSIONED BY DOE DESIGNED IN Australia

The Transition to School Statement provides a snapshot of the almost 100,000 students that start kindergarten in NSW each year. It helps link the Early Learning Framework to kindergarten by assessing the child’s readiness to transition to school. This better enables a teacher to develop a child learning plan.

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MUD AUSTRALIA WEBSITE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Pollen

COMMISSIONED BY Mud Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

The Mud Australia website provides an elevated online shopping experience, delivering the high quality service people have come to expect from the in store experience. Just like the brand itself, the website has a minimal, elegant aesthetic that showcases the product, integrated content and the brand's sustainability values.

NSW EPA DON’T BE A TOSSER WEBSITE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY The Customer Experience Company

COMMISSIONED BY The NSW Environment Protection Authority DESIGNED IN Australia

The NSW EPA engaged The Customer Experience Company to reinvigorate the design of the existing Don’t Be A Tosser microsite with the purpose to educate the NSW community about the impacts of littering and empower them to change their littering behaviour.

PLANET PUBERTY DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Ee-lin Chang

DESIGNED IN Australia

Being the parent or carer of a child with autism or intellectual disability can be unpredictable, even more so when they start entering puberty. Support resources are scarce, so we created a first-of-its-kind platform alongside Family Planning NSW that helped guide parents and carers through this challenging period.

Domenic Bartolo – Design Director Jonathan Kwok – Senior Digital Designer Ryan Chao – Design Partner Hamish Stewart - Creative partner Fabio Nakai - Development Ee-lin Chang - Manager Health promotionFamily Planning NSW

PRECINCT PORTAL DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Patrick D Rose

Dan Armstrong Aaron Bernard

COMMISSIONED BY City Renewal Authority

Malcolm Snow

DESIGNED IN Australia

The City Renewal Precinct Portal (the Portal) is an online tool that encourages users to virtually explore the city centre. The Portal maps out the Canberra City Centre with interactive content that showcases current and future projects that highlight the future of our city.

ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE – DUBBO EXPERIENCE CENTRE DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Deepend

COMMISSIONED BY Royal Flying Doctor Service

DESIGNED IN Australia

Located in regional NSW, the RFDS Visitor Experience is an impressive multimedia attraction that highlights the organisation’s rich history and valuable work. With tourism playing an increasingly vital role in funding RFDS, it was important the digital experience not only promoted the attraction, but also maximised donations revenue.

STABICRAFT BOATS DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Sam Allan, Onfire Design

Cornelius Blank, Onfire Design

Aaron Conder, Onfire Design

Simon Owen, The Orange Sheep

Paul Stephenson, Kaleidoscope

COMMISSIONED BY Stabicraft Boats

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Stabicraft is a world-renown manufacturer of aluminium pontoon boats featuring an airtight chambered hull design. The website has been created to provide customers with an extensive library of information and tools to help with their buying decision. The site features an interactive 3D quoting tool to generate global sales leads.

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SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE BY SHIFTING FROM SYSTEMS TO SERVICES DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly

COMMISSIONED BY DAWE (Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment)

DESIGNED IN Australia

Two thirds of Australian agricultural produce is exported, meaning Australian farmers and regional communities need access to global markets to thrive. Collaborating with agricultural producers, policymakers and digital teams, we launched a digital service that makes it easier to export from Australia, transforming the way Australian producers operate on the world stage.

THE HOSPITAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION GROUP DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY The Hospital Research Foundation Group

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Hospital Research Foundation Group supports world-leading medical advancements and improved patient care through funding and advocacy of research projects. The project launched 8 new websites to establish a leading digital presence and increase engagement amongst their target audiences.

THE IAN POTTER FOUNDATION DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Soul+Wolf

COMMISSIONED BY The Ian Potter Foundation

DESIGNED IN Australia

It was time for a change. Using a soon-to-be outdated version of Silverstripe to manage their website, the Ian Potter Foundation (IPF) wanted a complete site overhaul with a fresh design and a new framework that could support the business for years to come.

TRAILSWA DIGITAL DESIGN

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

DESIGNED BY Daniel Moore

Kristy Ford

Matt Boddy

Ross Pearson

Daniel Brouse

COMMISSIONED BY TrailsWA

DESIGNED IN Australia

Trails WA provides advocacy and support to ensure that WA’s unique trail network is well maintained and to promote awareness and encourage the use of the network. A new website platform was required to support these goals with a great user experience.

CONTINENTAL CONTIRE.TEX TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Continental Tyres

COMMISSIONED BY Continental Tyres DESIGNED IN Australia

ContiRe.Tex technology is a world-first process that uses polyester yarn, obtained from recycled PET bottles, to develop sustainable tyres. This completely replaces the conventional polyester in the carcass of tyres, allowing a set of passenger tyres to use the material from 40 recycled PET bottles and reduce plastic going to landfill.

K4.0 KIOSK

ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED BY Integra Systems

COMMISSIONED BY Integra Systems

DESIGNED IN Australia

Designed with circularity principles, the K4.0 Kiosk replaces mountains of manual tasks and paper trails with integrated digital workflows, completely reimagining traditional manufacturing processes. These easy-to-use and customisable kiosks can function as a virtual ‘job bag’ for industrial applications operated via touchscreen or touchless ‘gesture’ control.

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LEAF COMPOSITE BOGIE ENGINEERING DESIGN

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Fordyno’s LEAF: Bogie is an innovative carbon-fibre composite train bogie with a unique configuration that reduces weight, saves energy, improves maintenance and extends the life of one of a train’s most critical and heaviest parts. The LEAF: Bogie introduces new materials and technology to the traditionally conservative rail industry.

VAULTA - SIMPLY SUPERIOR BATTERY CASING TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING DESIGN

COMMISSIONED

Vaulta has developed a patented combination of smart design and materials, creating a lighter, cheaper and thermally superior battery case that eliminates the need for complex assembly. With no welding, cells can be reused and reconfigured as needed. Perfect for stationary storage projects, electric vehicles, niche products and more.

WAVERLEY WRAP WRASHIE FASHION IMPACT

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Waverley Wrap Wrashie® is a wrap swim top designed to bring a splash of style and sustainability to sun safety. The uniquely-designed Wrashie comes in an inclusive size range from 6-24, and is made ethically in Australia with recycled nylon from discarded fishing nets and carpets.

AIRLIFT NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Fergus Davidson Maneet Singh Maireid Carrigg

COMMISSIONED BY RMIT (University Studio Project) DESIGNED IN Australia

The Airlift is a low cost, pneumatic patient transfer device which aids Healthcare Workers in three key patient movements. Developed in collaboration with WorkSafe, the device is an alternative to traditional slide sheets, and is intended to prevent ageing Healthcare Workers injuring themselves when working unsupported in the community.

COMMON GROUND NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Carmelo Arturo Nastasi

COMMISSIONED BY The University of Sydney , Camperdown DESIGNED IN Australia

Common Ground is an interdependent Data Centre and commons which catalyses the repair of the Bays West Precinct. It opens up a dialogue about how we might use excess heat and energy in demanding and necessary buildings, like the Data Centre, to contribute to a sustainable precinct model.

CREMA NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Cara Jordan-Miller

COMMISSIONED BY Cara Jordan-Miller

DESIGNED IN Australia

Crema is an external vibrator, designed to look and feel pleasurable, encouraging body exploration. Shaped like a swirl of cream being served, consider Crema as a sculptural homewares that lives beside your bed, rather than under because the products that facilitate our intimate relationships to ourselves should be designed shame-free.

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DEPLOYABLE EMERGENCY SHELTER NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Denmark

The Deployable Emergency Shelter harnesses extreme conditions to its advantage by utilising snow capture as a natural insulator and protective layer through a frictional origami skin. The shelter is positioned along checkpoints and hiking routes and can be instantly deployed in seconds when required in an emergency.

GETTING ON BOARD: DESIGNING THE USER EXPERIENCE OF BICYCLES ON MELBOURNE’S FUTURE METRO TRAINS NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Research has shown that the combination of bicycles and rail is a viable alternative to car-dependent mobility. It highlighted bringing bicycles on board as a key aspect to its success. In addition to reducing congestion, if we want to hit our emission targets, this needs to form part of our holistic set of future sustainable mobility strategies.

HANDS ON NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Hands On is a fun, playful, interactive table-top card game that aims to teach young adults common words and phrases of New Zealand Sign Language from the comfort of their own homes. It aims to be an accessible first step to learning NZSL and engaging with deaf communities in Aotearoa.

OVERWATCH - ROADMAP TO SURGICAL AUTONOMY NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Epifanio Pereira

COMMISSIONED BY Epifanio Pereira

DESIGNED IN Australia

As new technology slowly assimilates into Operation theatres and combines with existing infrastructure, they present the potential to add higher levels of cognitive load to medical staff. The Overwatch framework targets future orthopaedic workflows and tackles emerging issues lowering error rates through the use of collaborative robotics and Ai.

PORTABLE SOLAR DISTILLER NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Henry Glogau

COMMISSIONED BY Henry Glogau

DESIGNED IN Denmark

A low-tech solution harnessing sunlight to distil polluted and sea water. The portable design merges local resource production with community architecture, providing freshwater and a shaded gathering place. It’s a lightweight, versatile structure configurable in different ways and materials, adapting to local environments and user needs.

UP! NEXT GEN (STUDENT)

DESIGNED BY Matthew law

COMMISSIONED BY Massey University

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

UP! is a board game about reaching new heights and designed to inspire children, specifically those living with chronic health conditions, to develop the skills to overcome personal and social challenges.

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GENESIS GV70

PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE

DESIGNED

AND TRANSPORT

COMMISSIONED BY Genesis Motor

DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

The Genesis GV70 is a striking medium-luxury SUV that majors on progressive design, uncommon luxury and leading-edge safety, convenience and mobility technology. The GV70 range includes conventional engine variants and a flagship EV that delivers potent performance with zero-emissions, a range of more than 450km and ultra-rapid charging capability.

HYUNDAI I30 SEDAN N PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY Sangyup

COMMISSIONED BY Hyundai Motor Company

DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

The striking Hyundai i30 Sedan N is a compact high-performer designed as an everyday sports car for everyone with a focus on fun and racetrack-ready dynamic capability. A new in-house developed eight-speed N DCT automatic makes i30 Sedan N’s searing performance even more accessible.

MAXTRAX - 4X4 RECOVERY SYSTEM

PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY DESIGN LEAD - MAXTRAX DESIGN SUPPORT - CLANDESTINE DESIGN GROUP

COMMISSIONED BY MAXTRAX PTY LTD

DESIGNED IN Australia

Far too many people are injured and potentially killed each year in unnecessary four-wheel-drive recovery incidents. This is due to a combination of a lack of expertise and training, as well as the inadequacy of the 4WD industry’s legacy equipment. MAXTRAX has finally resolved the equipment problem.

MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY Mitsubishi Motors Corporation

COMMISSIONED BY Mitsubishi Motors Australia Ltd

DESIGNED IN Japan

All-new Mitsubishi Outlander showcases the latest thinking from the SUV & Plug in Hybrid (PHEV) pioneers. As a flagship model, the new Outlander exterior design thoroughly expresses the ‘I-Fu-Do-Do’ design philosophy, translated as ‘Authentic and Majestic’. The PHEV variant’s extended EV capability also covers the average commute with zero emissions.

NISSAN Z PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY Nissan Motor Co.

COMMISSIONED BY Nissan Motor Co. DESIGNED IN Japan

Introducing the Nissan Z. Developed by a passionate team of designers and engineers, the all-new Z represents an approachable sports car for the modern age that uplifts an unmatched 50-plus year heritage and global fan base.

SEA-DOO FISH PRO TROPHY PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY BRP Design & Innovation team

COMMISSIONED BY BRP Design & Innovation team

DESIGNED IN Canada

The 2021 Sea-Doo FishPro Trophy personal watercraft provides agile, cost-effective, all-round fishing for the most demanding angling enthusiasts. Now, anglers can explore fishing grounds normally reserved for much larger vessels. Its stability, ergonomics and storage have everything you need to catch the fish big boats aim for.

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WORLD-FIRST MONOCOQUE ELECTRIC CARAVANS PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY Ben Liu

COMMISSIONED BY Ben Liu DESIGNED IN Australia

The World-First Monocoque Electric Caravan is the caravan equivalent to a premium luxury car. Constructed in a one-piece monocoque structure, it has no mechanical joints and features patented monocoque technology and a patented power system.

ZOOMO ONE E-BIKE PRODUCT DESIGN

AUTOMOTIVE AND TRANSPORT

DESIGNED BY Zoomo

COMMISSIONED BY Zoomo Pty Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia

The Zoomo One electric bike is designed to supplant gas-fuelled mopeds and accelerate the move towards carbon-neutral cities. Designed with durability, safety and serviceability front-of-mind, the Zoomo One is the ultimate high-performance delivery vehicle targeted specifically toward the last-mile delivery sector.

AEROTECH LED STROBE PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY

International DESIGNED IN Australia

This strobe warning light was designed to be more aerodynamic than a traditional strobe and provide more output to ensure high visibility. It functions perfectly even in bright sunlight.

Brown and Watson International Josh Grabovic Brown Watson

ALTOCRYPT PBOX PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY 4Design Penten

COMMISSIONED BY Penten

DESIGNED IN Australia

The pBox is an Australian designed and manufactured product countering modern cybersecurity threats. The pBox is an Active Containment Device designed to prevent smartphones from listening in on sensitive and classified conversations. Collaboratively designed by Penten and 4Design and manufactured by GME, this Australian innovation provides a global first solution.

ANDROMEDA TRACKER PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY LX Myriota (Antenna Design)

COMMISSIONED BY LX DESIGNED IN Australia

Andromeda is an industry defining, battery powered tracker that uses hybrid connectivity between the LTE-M network and a direct-to-satellite fallback. It is enabling accurate, reliable tracking of assets and goods across a supply chain, even in areas with no cellular connectivity. This is next generation tracking, realised now.

AVS BINOS PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Design Anthology

COMMISSIONED BY Applied Virtual Simulation (AVS) DESIGNED IN Australia

Design Anthology and Applied Virtual Simulation developed simulation-grade digital rangefinding binoculars that accurately emulate real life equipment and enable military personnel and civilians to train virtually, reducing the cost of training in the field. The AVS Binos accurately calculate the distance of a target and trajectory. This develops muscle memory and makes the operator more effective.

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CAPE LAMBERT DOLPHIN UPGRADE PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL

AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Manfred Braun, Lawrence Wu, Ye Jia Lim and Tze Liang Chow

COMMISSIONED BY Shane Goggin, Brendan Archer, Nic Marshall, John Robertson and Adam Slade

DESIGNED IN Australia

Cape Lambert is a major port facility operated by Rio Tinto in WA complete with 'dolphins' which are critical infrastructure elements used to berth and safely moor vessels. Considering existing site conditions, design of the replacement dolphins and its interconnecting walkways were based on 3D digital surveys that helped achieve implementation within budget and schedule.

CISCO MERAKI MV2 FLEX CAMERA PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Nick Kawamoto Parmis Taidy Daniel Lee Ian Snyder Nick Abalos

COMMISSIONED BY Cisco Meraki Cisco Systems, Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The MV2 brings enterprise-grade security and analytics together in a flexible, compact form. A unique hinge, flexible mounting options, wireless capability, USB-C power and mobile onboarding enables a seamless DIY install. Onboard processing and cloud management eliminates infrastructure and software requirements. MV2 democratises machine learning and AI through its API.

EXLICON MX - DRAW WITHOUT BOUNDARY DESIGN TOOL PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Sofia Lee Pik Shan

COMMISSIONED BY Ddiin Concept Ltd

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

EXLICON MX is a multi-purpose drawing tool that combines multi-shape drawing and precision measurements. It solves another problem of the traditional radius by offering an infinitely extendable ruler which allows for drawing circles of any radius with precision. Designed for designers, architects and artists.

FABWEAVER TYPE A530 3D PRINTER PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED BY tangerine limited COMMISSIONED BY Sindoh Co., Ltd DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of fabWeaver™ Type A530 is a high-performance premium FFF 3D printer for industrial use made by Korea’s leading 3D printer company, Sindoh Co., Ltd. The Type A530 has optimal usability, designed to accelerate the adoption of 3D printing by helping organisations create high-quality parts at a low cost.

GROUNDPROBE PRESENTS RGR-VELOX PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNED BY GroundProbe

COMMISSIONED BY GroundProbe DESIGNED IN Australia

GroundProbe’s RGR-Velox (Reactive Geohazard Radar) is a high-precision monitoring and alarming solution designed to detect tailings dam failures or other geotechnical hazards as they occur. It provides early alerting and alarming to on-site mine personnel as well as nearby communities to give them warning and time to evacuate.

HYPHAMAP PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Design + Industry (D+I) Wireless Innovation

COMMISSIONED BY Wireless Innovation DESIGNED IN Australia

Focused on the public safety and enterprise sectors, HyphaMAP (Mobile Access Point) is the latest addition to a range of products that enrich Hypha capabilities to deliver device platforms. It allows emergency service teams to operate more safely and ensures critical communications stay live in and around regular communication blackspots.

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ICON NXT PUMP CONTROLLER PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Jamie Dixon

COMMISSIONED BY Tony Ryba

DESIGNED IN Australia

The nXt series of pump controllers represent the next step in pressurised pump control. Designed and tested in Australia to ensure operation in the toughest of environments, the nXt pump controller combines innovative technology with a robust and proven architecture to guarantee constant supply of pressurised water.

L6Q QUICK-DEPLOY LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION CAMERA SYSTEM PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Motorola Solutions Video Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Motorola Solutions, Inc

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The L6Q Quick-Deploy LPR Camera System combines vehicle license plate recognition (LPR) technology with consumer-grade ease of installation to help law enforcement agencies, private organisations and businesses ensure the safety and security of people and property.

OUTDOOR CONNEX — MODULAR OUTDOOR AWNING SYSTEM

PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Design + Industry (D+I) The Nolan Group

COMMISSIONED BY The Nolan Group

DESIGNED IN Australia

The post-pandemic environment has incentivised hospitality venues to utilise all space available. The Outdoor Connex Collection can create additional seating capacity through a range of modular outdoor dining structures. It is designed and built tough in Australia for Australian conditions, able to transform any open space into a first-class outdoor dining experience that offers 100% weather protection and climate comfort year-round. The Outdoor Connex Collection is structurally certified with a 15-year structural warranty.

RFD40 UHF RFID SLED PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Mike Huang

Steven Sieckowski

COMMISSIONED BY Mike Huang Steven Sieckowski

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The RFD40 is the next generation of handheld sleds with future-proof capability. It allows our customers to add an unparalleled data collection capacity to their mobile computing strategies of today and tomorrow. From warehouses to indoor customer-facing and carpeted environments, the RFD40 helps our customers achieve maximum efficiency with an industry-best 1300+ tag reads per second.

SAFEGAUGE DIAL INDICATOR SERIES

PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY SafeGauge Daniel Hawkins Hasham Khan John Klinkenberg

COMMISSIONED BY SafeGauge Luke Dawson

DESIGNED IN Australia

SafeGauge focuses on the development of specialist “smart” tooling that allows workers to safely maintain heavy machinery in mining, defence, construction, agriculture and rail industries. We aim to improve safety in these industries globally, while supporting local businesses and remaining proudly Australian owned and operated.

SENQUIP ORB PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY David Powers Norman Ballard

COMMISSIONED BY Norman Ballard

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Senquip ORB is a rugged, programmable telemetry device that connects any industrial sensor or system to the Senquip Portal or any server. Senquip connects remote machines operating in harsh conditions to the internet.

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THE CITY OF NEWCASTLE NIGHT-TIME SPACES (THE HENGES) PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY Design Anthology

COMMISSIONED BY City Of Newcastle

DESIGNED IN Australia

The 'Henges' are part of the City of Newcastle’s After Dark: Night-Time Economy Strategy, delivering an innovative solution to activate public spaces prone to antisocial behaviour. The spaces are brought to life through the use of smart sensors, sound, light, augmented reality and interactive artwork that encourages playful interaction.

TWIN BATTERY DRAWER MODULE PRODUCT

DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Twin Battery Drawer Module is a heavy-duty, pneumatic powered drawer module designed to suit RAA's roadside assistance fleet in the new Toyota Hiace (MY19+). The product improves their vehicle fleet standardisation, usability (OH&S) and carrying capacity.

UNITOUR PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY LSC Control Systems

DESIGNED IN Australia

The UNITOUR is a portable power distribution system for the live concert, theatre, trade show, corporate events, film, TV and entertainment industries. It solves the major problems that affect the operation of audio, video and lighting systems, whilst adding increased levels of safety and usability.

Liam Knowles Huzaifah Khan Craig Beard BY Bott Storage Systems AU (RAA) Royal Automobile Association of South Australia LSC Control Systems Dave Burchell Gary Pritchard Pete Floyd Richie Mickan

VALO ZENITH GEN 5 SPORTS FIELD LIGHT PRODUCT DESIGN

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

DESIGNED BY VALO Gagarin Pty Ltd

Aaron Hickmann

Phil McKenzie

Simon Belcher

Simon Field

COMMISSIONED BY VALO Gagarin Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

VALO is an Australian advanced technology company with its core in ultra high-powered LED lighting. The Zenith Gen 5 sport field light is VALO's first product to be designed and manufactured in Australia. VALO's aim was to create a best-in-class lighting product, suitable for both domestic and export markets.

BLACKMAGIC CLOUD POD PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Blackmagic Design

COMMISSIONED BY Blackmagic Design

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Blackmagic Cloud Pod is a ground-breaking design that converts any USB-C disk into a network storage device. Designed specifically to enhance multi-user film and television post-production workflows, it costs just $395 and facilitates fast, secure, real-time collaboration, be it in a studio or across the world.

EARSHOTS PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Earshots Limited

COMMISSIONED BY Earshots Limited

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Earshots are revolutionary wireless earphones designed for riders & runners. Featuring our patented Magnetic Earlock™, the design securely and comfortably locks the earphone to the user’s ear so it doesn't move, distract or fall out under fast and varied conditions.

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ELITE DRAGONFLY FOLIO 3:2 PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Elite Folio highlights the premium qualities of HP's Elite lineup. It comprises a 3:2 aspect ratio, an always-charged garaged pen, magnesium chassis and a compact design. Folio design incorporates an articulating touch-display that 'pulls forward' and transitions from a laptop to an 'upright' tablet for viewing and a 'lay-flat' tablet for writing and drawing.

ELITE DRAGONFLY G3 PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP Elite Dragonfly is an ultra-light-weight convertible notebook designed for the mobile business professional. The HP design team set a goal to create a balanced computing device that is light, yet powerful, with an emphasis on sustainable craft, security and conferencing experiences.

ELITEBOOK 1040 AND X360 1040 AERO G9 PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP Elitebook 1040 Aero G9 series notebooks are designed for the enterprise space with an emphasis on sustainability and security. It's large enough to be useful and light enough to be mobile. It comes in both conventional laptop and x360 convertible-hinge tablet forms.

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EUFY SECURITY VIDEO SMART LOCK PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY ANKER INNOVATIONS LIMITED

COMMISSIONED BY ANKER INNOVATIONS LIMITED

DESIGNED IN China

eufy Security Video Smart Lock is an innovative security product that integrates a video doorbell and a smart lock with various convenient and secure unlock features for your high privacy. It includes fingerprint, app, passcode and key unlocks, completely streamlining a front door security suite into a single device.

HP 11 TABLET PC PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP 11-inch tablet PC is the next revolution in the X2 keyboard-detachable category designed for on-the-go lifestyles. With an aluminium chassis, beautiful display and an AI-enabled camera to help you look your best, the tablet is optimised for video calls, one-handed typing and inking to express your most creative self.

HP 23.8" ALL-IN-ONE DESKTOP PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Throughout the recent global pandemic, the personal computer has proven that it is an essential way to stay connected, get work done and be entertained. The HP 23.8" All-in-One PC offers a slim and power-efficient form factor that fits well in the home.

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HP ELITE X360 C1030 G2 CHROMEBOOK PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER

ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

HP Elite x360 c1030 G2 Chromebook is a high performance machine equipped with faster processors and more computing resources than the average Chromebook. HP Design intentionally made a Chromebook that gives all the benefits of Chrome OS, with all the power a professional user needs for productivity.

HP ELITEONE 870 G9 ALL-IN-ONE PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP All-in-One PC has, for many years, provided our customers with a compact, easy-to-use computer for productivity, learning and collaboration. This newest design is thinner, features an improved webcam for video conferencing, and is more sustainable than ever before helping HP meet our ambitious climate action goals.

HP ENVY TOWER PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP Envy Desktop is a clean, minimal design that brings workstation computing power to the artist at an affordable price. Envy’s sleek look delivers a desktop that doesn’t have to be hidden below a desk.

HP PAVILION ALL-IN-ONE DESKTOP 27 PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The new HP Pavilion 27-inch All-in-One design is meant to seamlessly blend into the modern home. It focuses on the needs of both home entertainment and work, with a stand that features wireless charging so you can charge your phone while watching a movie.

HP Z2 G9 MINI WORKSTATION DESKTOP PC PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America

The HP Z2 Mini is a miniature workstation that is extremely versatile, capable of managing the demands of professionals working on 3D modelling, specialised applications and heavy productivity tasks. Incredibly high performance packed into an insanely petite PC. It's the perfect choice for the modern home or office workspace.

LOGITECH SCRIBE PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team

DESIGNED IN Switzerland

For a more equitable meeting experience, Scribe mounts on top of whiteboards and other surfaces to translate analog content into digital meetings. Using a custom lens, AI technology and image enhancement, Scribe allows even remote participants to have the best seat at the table.

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MX KEYS MINI PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team

DESIGNED IN Switzerland

Our goal was to create a minimalist keyboard that would be both space saving and powerful. We needed to address the needs of advanced content creators, people who want to type at the speed of thought, for hours, anytime of the day.

OCEAN PLASTIC MOUSE PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Elliott Hsu

COMMISSIONED BY Microsoft

DESIGNED IN United States of America

The Microsoft Ocean Plastic Mouse is the first consumer electronic product to use reclaimed ocean plastic waste in its plastic. The body is made of 20% reclaimed ocean plastic collected from waterways and shorelines and reprocessed to create a plastic resin that meets consumer electronics standards of quality and durability.

OMEN 25L

PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design

COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Gaming is for everyone. Featuring a tool-less door for quick access and maintenance, the OMEN 25L gaming pc is easy to upgrade.

Patrick Gaule Simon Dearsley

OMEN 27C QHD GAMING MONITOR PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design + Native COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America

The OMEN 27c QHD Gaming Monitor addresses gamers' need for a wider field of view, faster frame rates (so that that lag is eliminated) and ergonomics that are different from productivity standards.

OMEN 45L GAMING DESKTOP PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY HP Design COMMISSIONED BY HP Inc. DESIGNED IN United States of America

The OMEN by HP 45L Gaming Desktop is made for serious gamers demanding high performance in a prebuilt computer. It delivers superior liquid cooling support. The focus was to revamp the new OMEN tower design from the inside out, exploring different ways to layout the boards, cooling and chassis.

POP MOUSE PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team

DESIGNED IN Switzerland

The task was to design a very different type of mouse that would be relevant to younger audiences who are less engaged with the technology. It worked to shift their perceptions of what a mouse can be and could do by uplifting an expressive design, CMF and functionality.

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RALLY BAR PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team DESIGNED IN Switzerland

Inspired by iF Design winners MeetUp (2018) and Rally (2019), Rally Bar features cinema quality video and audio in a sleek, all-in-one form factor. For the first time, customers can easily deploy a video conferencing appliance in medium and larger rooms.

RALLY BAR MINI PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team DESIGNED IN Switzerland

An all-in-one video bar purpose-built for small to midsize rooms, Rally Bar Mini delivers big-room features in a small package. Expect a motorised lens, powerful audio and an integrated appliance platform within a compact, easy-to-install chassis.

ZONE TRUE WIRELESS PRODUCT DESIGN

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

DESIGNED BY Logitech Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Logitech Design Team

DESIGNED IN Switzerland

Look and sound great in video meetings and stay in your flow. With two contemporary colours, a certified noise-cancelling mic (hybrid ANC) and simultaneous device connectivity, never miss a call and stay true to your style in video meetings regardless of surroundings.

BLAZE B400 AND B700 PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Glen Dimplex Australia Wood R&D Tim Cannon Jack Nyland Robert White

COMMISSIONED BY Glen Dimplex Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

Blaze B400 and B700 are extremely modern, portrait and landscape orientation wood heaters. High quality finishes, premium materials, fan-forced convection and exceptional craftsmanship solidify the positioning of the Blaze B400 and B700 as refined and design-focused wood heaters that would suit any modern home.

BOSCH ACCENT | LINE GLASSDRAFT INTEGRATED VENTILATION PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY BSH Home Appliances

COMMISSIONED BY Robert Bosch Hausgeräte GmbH

DESIGNED IN Germany

The Bosch Accent | Line GlassDraft fuses integrated ventilation and premium design with ultimate flexibility. Creating a spectacular design highlight, the GlassDraft ventilation module opens new opportunities for kitchen planning and provides advanced functionality to any modern kitchen. It’s a seamless design that complements your Bosch accent | line FlexInduction cooktop.

BOSCH INTEGRATED GLASSVISOR RANGEHOOD PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY BSH Home Appliances

COMMISSIONED BY Robert Bosch Hausgeräte GmbH

DESIGNED IN Germany

The new Bosch Integrated GlassVisor Rangehood is where premium design meets ultimate performance and space efficiency. Our new integrated rangehood features a compact, fold-out GlassVisor for space efficiency and extra storage possibilities. Ideal for cookbooks, spices, utensils and more.

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BREVILLE BARISTA EXPRESS IMPRESS PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Breville Group Ltd Breville Development Team

COMMISSIONED BY Breville Group Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Barista Express™ Impress is Breville’s first ‘assisted tamping’ manual espresso machine. An evolution of our widely recognised Barista Express, this machine introduces our Impress Puck System™. The system simplifies the areas of manual espresso that consumers struggle with, dosing and tamping. Assisting consumers in achieving third wave specialty coffee.

DE'LONGHI ELETTA EXPLORE FULLY AUTOMATIC COFFEE MACHINE PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY De'Longhi S.p.A

COMMISSIONED BY De'Longhi S.p.A

DESIGNED IN Italy

Discover the widest variety of coffee flavours with the new Eletta Explore. Choose from more than 40 hot and iced coffee recipes at the touch of a button and the revolutionary LatteCrema Cool technology delivers creamy textured cold milk foam, perfectly balanced for iced coffees to explore your taste.

ECOVACS DEEBOT X1 OMNI PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Jacob Jensen Design ECOVACS ROBOTICS

COMMISSIONED BY ECOVACS ROBOTICS

DESIGNED IN Denmark

Designed for home use, the DEEBOT X1 OMNI is a robotic vacuum and mopping cleaning system packed with industry-first technologies and designed in collaboration with Denmark’s Jacob Jensen Design. Controlled by voice command or a smartphone, it offers a premium hands-free cleaning experience that vacuums, mops, self-empties and self-cleans.

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JOULE® OVEN AIR FRYER PRO PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Breville Development Team

COMMISSIONED BY Breville Group Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro is a precision, connected countertop appliance designed to help home chefs achieve success in the kitchen. The oven combines autopilot cooking functions with an internet-enabled app to bring the advantages of remote oven control and monitoring and an expanding library of video recipes.

JURA ENA8 PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY JURA

COMMISSIONED BY JURA DESIGNED IN Switzerland

Small, stunning, simple, the new ENA8 features double the coffee specialties to perfection at the touch of a button. Designed for coffee lovers in the home, this compact, one-cup design fits neatly in any size space. With improved tech and one-touch cleaning, it’s a must for the home.

KENWOOD CHEFETTE HAND & STAND MIXER PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Kenwood Limited

COMMISSIONED BY Kenwood Limited

DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

The iconic Kenwood Chefette Hand and Stand Mixer has had a sleek new makeover and includes a host of new features. It's a no-compromise baking companion for smaller kitchens and bakers who don't yet require a larger mixer, but still crave the convenience of a combined bowl.

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KENWOOD TITANIUM CHEF BAKER XL KITCHEN MACHINE RANGE PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Kenwood Limited

COMMISSIONED BY Kenwood Limited

DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

The new Kenwood Titanium Chef Baker XL is an exciting new range that will inspire at-home bakers to create complex recipes. By adding innovation and an improved design, the Titanium Chef Baker XL provides a seamless, enjoyable baking experience.

MASPORT HEATING BOWDEN 500 PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Glen Dimplex Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Masport Bowden 500 range of wood heaters is a modern and eye-catching family of products that all offer clean and efficient heat, sharp design and robust Australian Made build quality – for an affordable price. Bowden 500 is available in three versions – classic pedestal, practical wood stacker and modern legs.

NECTRE FORM 2

PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Glen Dimplex Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

Nectre Form 2 is an exercise in pushing the envelope with what can be achieved in an Australian made wood heater. Form forwards and future proofed, Form 2 has been designed to suit the modern Australian home both aesthetically and practically.

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BY Glen Dimplex Australia Wood R&D Tim Cannon Jack Nyland Robert White BY Glen Dimplex Australia Wood R&D Tim Cannon Jack Nyland Robert White

ULTIMATECARE 900 FRONT-LOAD RANGE PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Electrolux Design

COMMISSIONED BY Electrolux

DESIGNED IN Australia

Caring for your laundry is made simple with the Electrolux UltimateCare range of front-loading washing machines and dryers. Our best-in-class AutoDose and SensorWash technology work together to take the guesswork out of washing. The result? Perfect cleaning and drying that keeps your clothes looking better for longer.

ULTIMATETASTE 900 FRENCH DOOR REFRIGERATOR PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Electrolux Design

COMMISSIONED BY Electrolux DESIGNED IN Australia

A fridge should make a statement and Electrolux makes sure it’s one of the most striking features in your kitchen. Our UltimateTaste900 french-door in dark stainless steel keeps foods fresher for longer. We bring advanced, flexible solutions to fight food waste and promote sustainable eating.

ULTIMATETASTE 900 OVEN RANGE PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Electrolux Design

COMMISSIONED BY Electrolux

DESIGNED IN Australia

More flavours, textures and possibilities. Australian designed and manufactured, the Electrolux UltimateTaste 900 oven guides and inspires healthy, delicious meals. Our steam function and AirfryPlus features are the secrets to give your dishes juiciness on the inside and crispiness on the outside, effortlessly Airfrying, grilling, baking or roasting to perfection.

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UTLIMATETASTE 900 HYBRID COOKTOP PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Electrolux Design

COMMISSIONED BY Electrolux DESIGNED IN Australia

Our Electrolux UltimateTaste Hybrid cooktop combines the benefits of high-powered gas and efficient induction to offer an unparalleled cooking experience for Australian cooking styles and cuisine. This versatile combination allows you to tailor your cooking journey and culinary repertoire to create great tasting food.

WESTINGHOUSE FRONT-LOAD RANGE

PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Electrolux Design

COMMISSIONED BY Electrolux DESIGNED IN Australia

The new Westinghouse range of laundry appliances are perfect for all Australians. The front load washer and dryer range are hard working, stylish and uncomplicated. They make an everyday task easy so you can spend less time tending to those stains and more family time making the memories behind them.

YARDLIFE ROAM PORTABLE BBQ RANGE PRODUCT DESIGN

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

DESIGNED BY Tricycle Developments

COMMISSIONED BY Pacific Gas and Heating DESIGNED IN Australia

Yardlife's 'Roam' Portable BBQ series is a range of portable, affordable and high-performance cooking solutions designed in Australia - for Australia. The range of versatile BBQ's caters from nomads requiring a fierce cooking solution on the road to urban dwellers seeking a contemporary finish to their outdoor space.

25 POWER AND DATA SYSTEM PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY ZETR Garth Elliott Joseph Romano Charlie Smyth

COMMISSIONED BY ZETR

DESIGNED IN Australia

Connectivity Reimagined. 25 is an electrical and data system for the future of charging and connectivity in work, education and public spaces. Featuring high output charging and fast data transfer with a clean minimal profile, 25 is a modular system that installs flush into a range of furniture and joinery.

ALTER COLLECTION PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Scott Fitzsimons

COMMISSIONED BY Zenith DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The Alter collection is designed with people at the very centre. The result of an in-depth research project, Alter explores themes of technology, human interaction and emotional comfort to embody their importance on how we experience the modern work environment.

BANKSIA OIL LAMP PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Zachary Hanna

COMMISSIONED BY Nau Design

DESIGNED IN Australia

Banksia, named after the fire-coloured Australian wildflower, is a lamp designed for Australia’s love of outdoor entertaining. Banksia brings light and ambiance to any setting with the added ability to burn insect repelling oils. It updates the aesthetic of oil lamps at a scale in-line with portable electronic lighting.

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CHAMELEON WALL LIGHT PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Beacon

DESIGNED IN Australia

The world’s first wall light that incorporates your very own tile! Like its namesake, the Chameleon has the ability to subtly and elegantly blend into a tiled wall by pairing practically any tile with its unique, customisable frame.

EMMA DIAMOND HYBRID MATTRESS PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Manuel

COMMISSIONED BY

DESIGNED IN Germany

Take your sleep to the next level with the Emma Diamond Hybrid. Designed as a foam and spring hybrid mattress, it provides optimal cushioning with its seven-zone back support and Emma Diamond Degree® patented technology that ensures your temperature is ideal for a full night's sleep.

FJORD TABLE PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Helen Kontouris

COMMISSIONED BY Len

DESIGNED IN Australia

Balanced seamlessly on a circular disc base, the Fjord Table pairs a sculptural and voluptuous form with a lightly textured enamelled aluminium coloured finish. It answers to an increasing need for furniture that actively considers user experience with the flexibility to focus on work, relaxation and being socially engaged.

GALLEY DINING TABLE PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Patryk Koca

COMMISSIONED BY The Wood Room

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Galley Table is a statement piece with a versatile and striking design allowing vast customisation and manufacturing modularity. Inspired by maritime construction, the repetition of frames encompasses a fleet of round pedestal tables for intimate gatherings and grandiose long tables allowing for larger sizes.

HABITAT PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Aspect Furniture

Autex Acoustics

Blender Design

COMMISSIONED BY Aspect Furniture DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Habitat is a light, flexible and modular furniture system. A simple kit-of-parts that can be expanded on and quickly adapted to accommodate a range of office needs and individual working styles - an opportunity to create your own “Habitat”.

HANGMAN BY ADAM GOODRUM PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Adam Goodrum

Rakumba Lighting

COMMISSIONED BY Rakumba Lighting

DESIGNED IN Australia

A combination of mischievous nostalgia and avant-garde sculpture, Hangman is the first collaboration between Rakumba and esteemed Australian designer, Adam Goodrum. Inspired by the universally recognised analogue game of ‘Hangman’, this collection of floor, table and pendant luminaires embodies playful design and simple, yet magically executed geometry.

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HIVE COLLECTION PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

HIVE is a new collection of furniture, tools and accessories that help us re-imagine the workspace post-pandemic. HIVE is designed around a unique mesh system that supports the attachment of whiteboards, hooks, pinboards, TVs and storage accessories.

IN CLOVER PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

‘In Clover’ evolved in the sketch book of award-winning architect, John Wardle, and was realised by Bryan Cush of Sawdust Bureau. This unique dining table is crafted from leatherwood and Tasmanian oak salvaged from the lakebed of Lake Pieman and is the result of a symbiotic relationship between designer and craftsman.

IO HORUS

PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

From the Egyptian myth where Horus is a falcon god whose eye was damaged in a feud, the Eye of Horus is a well-known symbol representing protection, healing and restoration - fitting themes for our time. At 1700mm long and 300mm high, the iO Horus pendant is an eye-catching piece that derives its unique form from this ancient symbol.

KATO PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Tanya Rechberger David King

COMMISSIONED BY King Living

DESIGNED IN Australia

Introducing Kato, a statement in contemporary Australian sofa design by King Living’s in-house design team. Kato unites a slimline profile with deep-seated comfort.

KING COVE SUN LOUNGE PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Alinta Lim David King

COMMISSIONED BY King Living DESIGNED IN Australia

Introducing the King Cove reclining sun lounge. Beautiful from every angle, the contemporary design features a generous seating platform and a headrest that effortlessly sits atop the slim-line profiled King Cove frame. Not just elegant, the sun lounge features new design innovations that put it at the forefront of luxury lounging.

MEGA TULIP BY ADAM GOODRUM FOR NAU PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Adam Goodrum

COMMISSIONED BY nau Cult Design

DESIGNED IN Australia

Mega Tulip is a truly versatile seating system comprising a diverse landscape of elements: sofas, armchairs, straight and curved segments and high-back booths. Suitable for all commercial environments, from flexible workplaces to lobbies and public areas, Mega Tulip cultivates private zones for focus, open spaces for interaction or casual areas for relaxation.

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MOCHI - BLURRING BOUNDARIES OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL QUALITIES PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Alexander Lotersztain

COMMISSIONED BY Alexander Lotersztain

DESIGNED IN Australia

Mochi; named after the smooth and soft Japanese rice cake that invites good fortune, is a playful, versatile collection of five seating elements that can be arranged to create a number of configurations that blend perfectly into every setting. Mochi’s pared back silhouette charms from every angle.

MPAVILION 2021 DANCER CHAIR

PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Naomi Milgrom

DESIGNED IN Australia

MPavilion is Australia’s leading architectural commission which annually engages a leading architect to design a pavilion for Melbourne. The MPavilion then becomes an innovative civic space for the community to enjoy a free and diverse cultural program. Nüüd Studio were selected to design the seating for the MPavilion 2021 season.

NAMI COLLECTION PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Nami Collection is a considered flat packing range designed to last a lifetime without compromising on the quality or strength of a traditional solid timber construction. The Nami collection is a minimal design centred around interlocking timber components that may be assembled or disassembled with a single Allen key.

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OVALE 3D ACOUSTIC TILES PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Karina Deboar

COMMISSIONED BY Karina Deboar

DESIGNED IN Australia

Ovale is a series of design-engineered folded tiles that, when combined, create a dynamic three-dimensional feature wall. Designed to combat sound reverberation, each tile comes together to deliver a solution that traps sound in its porous structure, achieving a high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.85.

PHILIPS GREENPERFORM HIGHBAY GEN5 PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Signify Design Team

COMMISSIONED BY Signify DESIGNED IN China

The connected indoor luminaire features a balance of beauty and functionality within a simple silhouette. The heat sinks connecting the inner and outer of the luminaire capture thermal updrafts for better dissipation performance. It provides higher efficiency, longer lifetime and smart connectivity for many indoor industrial applications.

QUAY DINING TABLE PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Alinta Lim David King

COMMISSIONED BY King Living DESIGNED IN Australia

The Quay Dining Table range with its product hero extension table quietly excels in performance both indoors and outdoors. Designed in Australia by the King Living in-house design team, the Quay table range is the perfect complement to the Quay dining chair range.

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RUGABUB | DESIGNER PLAY MATS PRODUCT

DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Often confused for designer rugs (best compliment ever), our soft foam play-mats are designed to keep bub safe whilst still allowing you to show off your beautiful home. The must-have baby product now comes with intricate pattern, enduring quality and one-of-a-kind artistry that makes us stand out of the crowd.

SECTOR 2 - WORKPOINT | TABLE | LEANER PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Aspect Furniture

COMMISSIONED BY Aspect Furniture DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Sector 2 is an innovative table system that is defined not by traditional constraints, but by workplace freedom, large-span surfaces and flexible configurations. The simple kit-of-parts enables the sub-frame and supporting components to span greater distances while providing uncompromised stability and structural integrity for people at work.

SKROLLA

PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Dan Harden

COMMISSIONED BY Whipsaw Inc.

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Skrolla is a lounge chair for residential or contract use. It is comprised of only 6 wood parts and weighs only 19 lbs. The assembly method is all new - the legs go through the seat and attach underarms, and the larger leg diameter under the seat carries all the weight.

WINNERS

SLEEPING DUCK INDESTRUCT BED PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Winston Wijeyeratne Phaon Phipat Will Loft Callum Ellis

COMMISSIONED BY Sleeping Duck PTY LTD

DESIGNED IN Australia

The SD Indestruct Bed is the world's most robust bed frame, specifically designed to positively impact sleep quality. A precision engineered steel core delivers infallible support to the user's mattress. A modular system of hand crafted artisan finishes make better sleep health accessible to anyone, no matter their style preference.

TASMAN PENDANT PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Nightworks Studio Ben Wahrlich

COMMISSIONED BY Ben Wahrlich DESIGNED IN New Zealand

Tasman is a family of modular, lineal LED pendants created from a custom extrusion and machined connectors. The components simply connect together to express a gentle waving form.

TERRACE OUTDOOR COLLECTION X NAU PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Adam Cornish

COMMISSIONED BY NAU

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Terrace Collection aims to create a quaint, nearly transparent, visual language. I wanted to achieve a product that neither stands out nor is lost in its surrounding environment. The formed wire construction is reminiscent of hand sketched gestures.

297—298

WINNERS

THE VILLAGE PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Aplos

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Village seating system responds to a fundamental and increasing need for aged care furniture to be more human-centred, bringing people together and feeling socially connected. The Village collection heightens a sense of dignity and autonomy for the residents of aged care facilities, optimising their sense of wellbeing and independence.

XYLEM PRODUCT DESIGN

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING

DESIGNED BY Adam

COMMISSIONED BY Tait DESIGNED IN Australia

Xylem is a modular planting and seating system which forms a conduit between plants and people. ‘Xylem’ is a biological term referring to the branch-like vascular tissue in plants that transports nutrients from roots to leaves for photosynthesis. Xylem intimately connects people with the health-promoting benefits of plants.

18V ONE+ 8" COMPACT CHAINSAW

PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE

AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Frankie Lam

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

Garden pruning jobs are so much easier with the RYOBI 18V 8” pruning chainsaw. This ‘no mess, no fuss’ chainsaw is the compact and lightweight solution for cutting up small logs for firewood, pruning and removing climbing branches.

ADJUSTA-FIT SECURITY DOOR PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY (John) Russell Watts Rod Stils

COMMISSIONED BY (John) Russell Watts Andrew Molnar

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Adjusta-Fit residential security door is a door which can be adjusted by Allen key to change height, width and shape. This enables the door to be properly fitted in different sized doorways and replaces pre-measured and manufactured doors with an off-the-shelf Adjusta-Fit solution.

AEG 18V FUSION SECATEURS PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Frankie Lam Carter Wong

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

The AEG 18v FUSION Secateurs are the powerful, compact & lightweight answer to effortless pruning around your garden.

BANKSTON + SANS-ARC SUPER COLLECTION PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Bankston Architectural + Sans-Arc Studio Matiya Marovich

COMMISSIONED BY Bankston Architectural DESIGNED IN Australia

The Super Collection is a series of bold and original architectural hardware conceived through a collaboration between leading hardware brand, Bankston, and Melbourne architecture studio, Sans-Arc. Inspired by the 1960s Radical Design Movement, this collection brings a refreshing approach to the architectural hardware market. The collection comprises five unique pieces.

299—300

WINNERS

CLIPSAL MAX9 PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Circuit breakers are a potentially life-saving technology present in all modern homes and MAX9 presents an updated range of circuit breaker designs. Prioritising efficiency, reliability and form, the innovative MAX9 introduces a systematic product architecture and install method that revolutionises the user experience for electricians.

DECOBATTEN® QUICKCLICK™ TWO-PIECE SYSTEM PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Ross Doonan

COMMISSIONED BY Ross Doonan

DESIGNED IN Australia

A revolutionary new form of batten cladding, DecoBatten® QuickClick™ two-piece aluminium battens offer an innovative easy-install batten solution ideal for facades, wall linings, ceilings and more.

ECOUSTIC NEILSON ACOUSTIC TILE

PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Neilson tile is an acoustic, decorative, three-dimensional membrane intended for use in conjunction with a dedicated installation clip system and optional internal infill panels. The Neilson tile achieves a high level of acoustic performance due to its shape, internal spatial volume and raw material composition.

Tzannes Architects + Instyle Interior Finishes BY Judith Neilson Institute For Journalism

EGO POWER+ 56V 107CM (42") LAP BAR

ZERO TURN RIDE-ON MOWER PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY CHERVON (China) Trading Co., Ltd. COMMISSIONED BY CHERVON (China) Trading Co., Ltd. DESIGNED IN China

Introducing the EGO Power+ 42” Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower, a ZTR like nothing else out there. Featuring Peak Power™+ technology, it can hold up to 6 of the EGO’s standard 56V ARC Lithium™ Batteries and establishes itself as the world’s first platform compatible rider.

EGO POWER+ 56V 40CM POWERLOAD™ WITH LINE IQ™ PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY CHERVON (China) Trading Co., Ltd. COMMISSIONED BY CHERVON (China) Trading Co., Ltd. DESIGNED IN China

Introducing the EGO Power+ 40cm PowerLoad™ Line Trimmer with LINE IQ™, the world’s most advanced trimmer. Using industry-first LINE IQ™ technology, auto-sensors monitor and feed the length of the line for a continuous 40cm cutting swath. This delivers non-stop high-performance trimming with no bump required!

FORMANI ECLIPSE BY DAVID ROCKWELL PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY David Rockwell

COMMISSIONED BY FORMANI

DESIGNED IN United States of America

Channelling Formani’s legacy of functionality and beauty, 'Eclipse by David Rockwell' is a series of stainless steel, PVD-coated door fittings with a modern form and exceptional craftsmanship. The door handle forms part of the complete ECLIPSE hardware collection, which consists of door fittings, window fittings, furniture fittings and other accessories.

301—302

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GIRO ENTRANCE PULL PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Designer Doorware

DESIGNED IN Australia

Handcrafted with an artisan aesthetic, Giro is an innovative entrance pull that allows building owners to integrate key interior design elements for highly classy and connected entry statements. Pronounced Jee-ro, Giro is Italian for round.

HARDIE™ FINE TEXTURE CLADDING FROM JAMES HARDIE PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY James Hardie Research Product Development

COMMISSIONED BY James Hardie

DESIGNED IN Australia

Hardie™ Fine Texture Cladding is an Australian designed cladding that allows homeowners to achieve the highly desired, fine-textured rendered look at a reduced cost and with less maintenance liability of traditional render. With render accounting for around a third of walls in Australia, it's the fastest growing innovation in James Hardie Australia’s history.

MILWAUKEE M18 FUEL COMPACT PIPE THREADER PRODUCT DESIGN HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia Milwaukee Tool

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

MILWAUKEE® M18 FUEL™ Compact Pipe Threader offers the industry’s most controlled threading experience. It features AutoStop™ technology that senses severe kickback and automatically shuts off the tool. Up to 40% lighter than other cordless threaders, it boasts a compact design that delivers portability and allows users to thread in tight spaces.

NOXBOX

SERIES - CABLE JUNCTIONING MADE SIMPLE PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY M-Elec Australia

COMMISSIONED BY M-Elec Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

The NOXBOX Series makes cable joints easy. Three different configurations (NOXBOX130, NOXBOX200 and NOXBOXR) allow flexibility and complement surrounding building materials and styles. With a quick installation design, rapid-snap connectors, screwless cable clamps and multiple entry points, the NOXBOX Series makes joining lighting cables fast, easy and aesthetically pleasing.

RYOBI 18V HP BRUSHLESS ONE+ GARDEN VACUUM AND SWEEPER PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Lee Wai Chung Carter Wong Adis Sabic

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

The RYOBI 18v HP Brushless ONE+ Garden Vacuum and Sweeper is designed to make light work of your garden maintenance removing leaves and grass clippings. Use it as a garden vacuum, leaf blower or garden mulcher to clean up driveways, paths, decks and other outdoor spaces.

RYOBI 36V HP BRUSHLESS 46CM MOWER PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Frankie Lam Carter Wong

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

The Ryobi 36v HP BRUSHLESS 46cm Mower is designed to intelligently and effectively maintain your lawn. With its high-performance, 36V Brushless motor, it delivers more power and a longer runtime than brushed alternatives to ensure you can take on medium to large lawns.

303—304

RYOBI USB LITHIUM POWER CARVER KIT PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Steven Tse

Timothy Lee George Yu Jesse Jerabek Ryan Altenburger

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

RYOBI USB Lithium Power Carver Kit is the industry's first cordless power carver. This kit comes with three accessories, making it a must-have for busy homeowners, crafters and new DIYers and craftspeople. It features a compact, lightweight and cordless design that offers the freedom to take it anywhere.

RYOBI USB LITHIUM ROTARY TOOL KIT PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Steven Tse Timothy Lee George Yu Jesse Jerabek Ryan Altenburger

COMMISSIONED BY Techtronic Design Asia

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

RYOBI USB Lithium Rotary Tool Kit is the first in the market with quick-change features. The kit includes an entire line of rotary accessories, making it a must-have for busy homeowners, crafters, DIYers and craftspeople. It features a compact, lightweight and cordless design that offers the freedom to take it anywhere.

SMART AIR PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Leigh Rust Nathan Rust

DESIGNED IN Australia

The SmartAir System developed by Safetyline Jalousie and Blue Squared Window Automation provides a pre-programmable, fully automated, complete turnkey air quality solution that monitors indoor temperature, c02 and humidity. This will inform, cue and operate motorised, high-performance louvre windows that provide up to 86% free air with superior sealing capabilities.

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STRATLOCK RAIL SYSTEM BY FASTMOUNT PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Fastmount Blender Design

COMMISSIONED BY Fastmount DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The Fastmount Stratlock® Rail System is an aluminium rail and connector system allowing designers and builders to precisely attach interior panelling with Fastmount’s Stratlock Range hidden panel fasteners on uneven substrates. It offers a complete, integrated and purpose-built process for building interior ceiling and wall framework.

TWIST CONNECT PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY Brace Ostermann

COMMISSIONED BY Voltex Electrical Accessories Stephen Lea

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Twist Connect is a surface socket that connects directly to fixed power cables in a roof space and allows a quicker fit-off for installation of downlights. It was designed to save electricians time and money, helping them improve their business and create a better life for them and their families.

YALE UNITY SECURITY SCREEN DOOR LOCK PRODUCT DESIGN

HARDWARE AND BUILDING

DESIGNED BY ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Korea

COMMISSIONED BY ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Australia

DESIGNED IN Korea, Republic of

The Yale Unity Security Screen Door Lock represents the next generation in smart locking solutions. Designed specifically to suit the needs of the Australian Market, the Unity Security Screen Door Lock delivers all the necessary features for seamless access in a slim and contemporary profile.

305—306

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COOL FRANK | SINK ORGANISER PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Cool Frank DESIGNED IN Australia

Cool Frank (CF) is the only sink organiser you'll ever need, allowing you to say good-bye to single-use plastic and crowded sink tops. Our little unit combines your hand soap, detergent, dish brush and washer drying rack into a small, stylish and highly functional bench caddy that you'll like using.

EASY SCOOPING TRAINING PLATES PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Brightberry DESIGNED IN Australia

Brightberry’s range of easy-scooping rimmed silicone plates are ergonomically designed to revolutionise independent eating with sustainability and safety while avoiding spillage and mess during mealtimes. These Australian-designed plates come in multiple colours and two designs: regular and tri-section divided, which are perfect for toddlers and people with limited dexterity.

GREAT MATE PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Great Wrap

DESIGNED IN Australia

Great Mate is a refillable dispenser made from 33 ocean-bound plastic bottles. Great Mate is designed to dispense and slice Great Wrap’s certified home compostable cling wrap made from food waste and will help people minimise their reliance on single-use packaging.

INDOOR SOLUTIONS PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES

AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Brian Doyle Patrick Doyle

COMMISSIONED BY Brian Doyle

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Indoor Line is a strong, compact and high-capacity clothesline that effortlessly extends from, and retracts into, the unused cavity of an interior door. The line provides 14.8 metres of drying space and is conservatively rated to hold 28 kilograms. It is an ergonomic, space-saving solution for streamlined urban living.

KEEPCUP HELIX PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Abigail Forsyth Louise Dyer Kate Bednarz

COMMISSIONED BY Abigail Forsyth

DESIGNED IN Australia

Reuse on-the-go just got a new formula. KeepCup Helix lets you twist together your favourite new Original or Thermal cup into a classic or hybrid material bottle. Whether a latte, ice water, boba tea or a smoothie, KeepCup Bottle meets the moment with its modular, versatile and easy clean design.

LUVLINK INFINITY LAMP PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES

AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY 4Design Luvlink

COMMISSIONED BY Luvlink

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Infinity Lamp range is a unique way to stay in touch with your loved ones. Born out of the need to stay connected in a busy world, the lamp is an easy way to send colours to each other by putting your hand through an elegant ring of light.

307—308

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MANTEL - PINNABLE PEGBOARD AND SHELVING RANGE FOR EDC ORGANISATION PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Objct Co

COMMISSIONED BY Objct Co

DESIGNED IN Australia

MANTEL is a range of modular, user-reconfigurable, pinnable pegboards with integrated shelving for everyday carry (EDC) organisation. Your wallet, phone, keys, sunglasses, etcetera... never leave home without all your daily essentials. With MANTEL, they are ready to gather up the moment you head out the front door.

NO ISSUES REUSE, REFILL, RECYCLE PACKAGING PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Ziah Lane

COMMISSIONED BY Ziah Lane

DESIGNED IN Australia

NO ISSUES TISSUES Reuse, Refill, Recycle Packaging compliments our 100% bamboo, tree free, renewable and sustainable materials used in manufacturing our paper products. The purpose of our design is to contribute to the global mission of eliminating traditional, single-use plastic by creating an aesthetically pleasing and multi-functional solution for consumers worldwide.

RAE MORRIS TRAVEL BRUSH SET PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES

AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Rae Morris D3 Design

COMMISSIONED BY Rae Morris

DESIGNED IN Australia

Rae Morris has designed the ultimate travel makeup brush set. Compact and utilising her world-first magnetic functionality, the set consists of seven specially shortened makeup brushes, a steel frame to which the brushes magnetically attach and a folding and reversible case to enclose the set, It is the perfect makeup application travel companion.

RAISE THE BAR PRODUCT DESIGN HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Sophie Kovic

COMMISSIONED BY Sophie Kovic DESIGNED IN Australia

We created our Bar range to give people a beautiful, high-quality, sustainable alternative to the daily products they use in plastic bottles. With a mission to lessen our impact on the planet, our Bars are zero waste, waterless, plastic-free and come in compostable packaging. Better for people and the planet.

STANLEY ROGERS - FRENCH OVEN GRILL DUO PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Annette Plant

COMMISSIONED BY Fackelmann Housewares DESIGNED IN Australia

The French Oven Grill Duo improves upon a traditional French oven by integrating a grill pan, roaster and bread cloche all-in-one. It's designed toreduce messiness, improve storage and simplify oven-to-table serving. Perfect for cooks who want to achieve several cooking techniques without cluttering storage space or compromising performance.

STRUCKET TEENIE PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES

AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED BY Kelly Lavery Mayer Jung Mark Ludwick

COMMISSIONED BY Strucket DESIGNED IN Australia

The Strucket Teenie is a strainer container for washing and draining items. It features the Strucket interlocking strainer connection, a grater and a juicer to transform the Teenie into a versatile, multi-use device. The Strucket Teenie replaces multiple containers, tools and gadgets in the family kitchen with intelligent design innovation.

309—310

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THE KEYWING PRODUCT DESIGN

HOUSEWARES AND OBJECTS

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Keywing

DESIGNED IN United Kingdom

The Keywing key turner is an ergonomic addition to any household key that makes them twice as easy to grip and turn. Itprovides a simple solution that helps everyone use keys with ease, regardless of poor hand dexterity. The Keywing was designed because too many people were losing safety and independence unnecessarily with regular key designs.

360 COMPUTER VISION NAVIGATION SURGICAL SYSTEM PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL

AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Brad Miles, Willy Theodore, Matthew Baker, Dan Hughes and Gary Orton

COMMISSIONED BY Brad Miles, Willy Theodore, Matthew Baker, Dan Hughes and Gary Orton

DESIGNED IN Australia

Created to assist orthopaedic surgeons navigating their instruments intraoperatively and inform decision making, the 360 Computer Vision Navigation system is an example of a connected ecosystem uniting the patient journey with hardware, software and surgeon-specific customisation. It optimises patient outcomes in Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty surgery.

AIRSENSE™ 11 SLEEP THERAPY DEVICE PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL

AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Air11™ Design Team - ResMed

COMMISSIONED BY ResMed Inc

DESIGNED IN Australia

The AirSense™ 11 Sleep Therapy Device combines enhanced digital health technologies with effective therapy modes and design innovations to make sleep apnea therapy easier and more convenient to begin.

AUSAIR AIRWEAVE MERINO MASK PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Jack Graham Isaac Honor Elias Honor

COMMISSIONED BY Jack Graham Isaac Honor Elias Honor

DESIGNED IN Australia

Built from advanced natural materials, the AirWeave mask provides filtration from submicron contamination while reducing the problem of waste pollution. Featuring the world's most breathable filter media and industry-leading protection, the AirWeave mask uses cutting-edge manufacturing processes that implement reusable and durable natural fibres.

FLEETSEAT PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY outerspace

COMMISSIONED BY Meditech 4 Sport Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

Intuitive and easy to use, Fleetseat is a safe, fast, and highly effective way for two people to carry a person suffering a lower limb injury. Compact in size, it requires far less space than a medical stretcher, is ergonomically designed and features a proprietary weight distribution system.

HALLEYASSIST® HEALTHWATCH PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY HalleyAssist®

Northern Health Patient Watch

La Trobe University Centre for Technology

Infusion

Proactive Ageing - Steve Zanon

COMMISSIONED BY HalleyAssist Pty Ltd

DESIGNED IN Australia

Patients with health problems often recover in their own home better than in a hospital. HalleyAssist® HealthWatch enables remote delivery of expert medical care to enable 'Hospital in the Home'. Family and clinicians can easily monitor users in real-time to ensure early and rapid intervention for urgent and emerging issues.

311—312

HELLO.™ DISC PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY Hello.

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

The Hello.™ Disc is the first menstrual disc in the world with a patented looped removal tab which provides mess-free, single finger removal. Designed for anyone with a period, Hello.™ Disc is comfortable and easy to use. It's unique design and rave reviews set it apart from other menstrual discs.

MAGASSIST VAD HEART PUMP PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY magAssist Cobalt Design JoyMed

COMMISSIONED BY magAssist

DESIGNED IN Australia

magAssist's external VAD Heart Pump keeps heart failure patients alive while awaiting medical interventions such as heart transplants. It works to reduce the blood cell damage common in traditional pumps by using a patented, magnetic impeller that mimics a natural heart. Designed to compete against and exceed benchmarks, it will initially launch in China before being sold globally.

MRI COMPATIBLE COCHLEAR IMPLANT

PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Cochlear Limited

COMMISSIONED BY Cochlear Limited

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Nucleus® ProfileTM Plus Series Implant gives patients access to pain-free and more convenient MRI scans at 1.5 and 3.0 Tesla without the need for magnet removal.

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POLYSPINE PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Clint Saban

Riley Saban

COMMISSIONED BY Clint Saban Jasmine Sayour

DESIGNED IN Australia

PolySpine is a unique, modular and customisable supportive exoskeleton for people with moderate to severe physical disabilities. It provides core and head supportso a user can participate in rehabilitative and recreational activities outside of their main wheelchair or accessibility equipment.

RESUSRIGHT JUNO MONITOR PRODUCT DESIGN

MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

DESIGNED BY Barbara van de Sande

Matt Crott

My-Linh Nguyen Anthony Zeater Matt Boustred

COMMISSIONED BY ResusRight DESIGNED IN Australia

The ResusRight 'Juno' Training Monitor was developed to save babies that need resuscitation at birth from death and disability. It improves the standard of resuscitation training and empowers clinicians to deliver higher-quality care.

360 CUP

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY b.box for kids design team

Sylvain Amatoury

Lisa Edlund Tjernberg

Miroslav Egorov

Mayer Jung, Ty Hermans

COMMISSIONED BY b.box for Kids Design Team

DESIGNED IN Australia

The b.box 360 cup provides functional, independent drinking support for at-home or out and-about usage. Children tilt-and-sip from the edge of a soft silicone covered, lip-activated 360° drinking rim that offers flow control and, therefore, less spills. Easy grip handles deliver a clever two-mode function: twisting down for drinking and up to lock-and-go.

313—314

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ENSEAL PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

Enseal is an integrated digital closure that provides an immutable record system that includes geo and date stamping of every product sourcing, processing and packaging stage. It allows easy verification of product provenance, authenticity and seal integrity, instantly, at and prior to the point of purchase.

EO SWIMBETTER PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Boost Design Pty Ltd

COMMISSIONED BY eo

DESIGNED IN Australia

eo SwimBETTER is an electronic wearable device that accurately quantifies your swimming technique right on the pool deck. As the fastest way to improve your swim is to improve your technique, eo SwimBETTER marks a game-changing moment for the sport.

FROG BIKE LIGHT

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Hugo Davidson Mal McKechnie

Anton Van Maanen Eli Thurrowgood David Edwards

COMMISSIONED BY Hugo Davidson

DESIGNED IN Australia

When Knog launched the original Frog in 2006, it was the world’s first silicone bike light. Now, 16 years later, Knog is delighted to launch the all-new Frog packed with features and technology that simply wasn’t available 16 years ago.

GIGI BIB PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Design + Industry (D+I)

Chrissy Dupé, Founder, Gigi Bib

COMMISSIONED BY Chrissy Dupé, Founder, Gigi Bib

DESIGNED IN Australia

Gigi Bib is the world's only wake-proof, accessory-compatible baby and toddler bib range. The ground-breaking, one-handed 'Gigi Clip' has been ergonomically designed to be easy to attach and remove with just the thumb and forefinger, making the transition from feeding to settling baby to sleep much easier for parents.

GREENLINE PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY KOMPAN KOMPAN A/S

COMMISSIONED BY KOMPAN A/S KOMPAN Play Institute

DESIGNED IN Denmark

The world needs to become more sustainable. That means we all need to play our part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. GreenLine, KOMPAN's sustainable playground range, is manufactured from thoroughly researched and tested innovative materials that have been produced from post-consumer waste sources, giving them a new lease of life.

HYDROCAP

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY WAATR

COMMISSIONED BY WAATR

DESIGNED IN United States of America

HydroCap is a sustainable hydration accessory for eco-conscious enthusiasts. It introduces a game-changing bottle cap that fits all major brands of wide-mouth water bottles, including Hydro Flask, Iron Flask and many others. HydroCap offers clean and safe water for everyone, everywhere with zero dependability on single-use plastic to produce zero waste.

315—316

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JULY TRUNK COLLECTION PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Alan Kirszner, Head of Innovation

COMMISSIONED BY July DESIGNED IN Australia

The Trunk Collection is July’s foray into the luxe-premium luggage space. Designed in both carry-on and check-in sizes, the suitcases are as stylish as they are functional. Paying homage to the classic trunk, the July Carry On Trunk and Checked Trunk is brought forward with the best of modern design.

MILO PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Milly + Coup

COMMISSIONED BY Milly + Coup DESIGNED IN Australia

Milly + Coup’s Milo is a pram with personality, allowing consumers to reflect their own personal style with Australian-designed interchangeable colour packs. Milo is proud to be one of the few prams on the market that can fold with the seat facing in either direction.

OZTENT RS-2 DOUBLE SWAG

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY The Oztent Group

COMMISSIONED BY The Oztent Group DESIGNED IN Australia

To be released, the OZTENT RS-2 Double Swag is a 30-second set-up, high-quality, two-person swag. Delivering speed, durability and comfort, it ensures you and your partner enjoy your adventure. Seconds to set up, with everything built into it, the RS-2 is a swag free of complexity, excess parts and angst.

POD PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Babybee

COMMISSIONED BY Babybee DESIGNED IN Australia

Babybee’s POD is a safer way for your newborn to sleep. A two-in-one product, POD combines the benefits of both a bassinet and bedside sleeper. Easy on the eye, the POD has been designed to seamlessly integrate with your existing home interiors and bridge the gap between form and style.

QUAD LOCK MOTORCYCLE SMARTPHONE MOUNT & WIRELESS CHARGER PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Christopher Peters Leigh Ryan Marco Sebastiani Nish Parab Martin Loscher

COMMISSIONED BY Quad Lock DESIGNED IN Australia

The Quad Lock Motorcycle Mount and Wireless Charger is designed to securely mount and charge your smartphone on a motorcycle in any environment, in any conditions.

ROVER3 PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Babybee

COMMISSIONED BY Babybee DESIGNED IN Australia

Babybee’s ROVER3 is a designer pram without the price tag, ensuring all Australian parents have access to a safe and stylish pram for their growing family. ROVER3 is a full size 3-in-1 everyday pram that meets the needs of the modern parent in form, function and practicality.

317—318

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SATISFYER MARVELOUS FOUR PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Eis Inhouse Design

COMMISSIONED BY Eis Inhouse Design

DESIGNED IN Germany

The Satisfyer 'Marvelous Four' combines the four most popular sex toys in a modular, revolutionary set. The handle, which contains the user interface and the battery, can be combined with various attachments.

SCOUT – BIKE ALARM & FINDER

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Hugo Davidson

Mal McKechnie

Eli Thurrowgood

Dave Edwards

Anton Van Maanen

COMMISSIONED BY Hugo Davidson Mal McKechnie

DESIGNED IN Australia

As cycling becomes more popular sadly bike thefts increase. To combat this problem Knog has designed Scout. Scout is both a super loud bike alarm and a highly accurate bike finder that allows the user to trace the location of their bike using their iPhone and Apple’s ‘Find my’ app.

SEASONFORT FIRE RETARDANT SLEEPING BAG PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Tony Clark Lisa Clark

COMMISSIONED BY SEASONFORT

Backpack Bed for Homeless

Tony Clark

DESIGNED IN Australia

All campsites have fires, and all fires have the potential to kill and injure. Social enterprise SEASONFORT designed their machine-washable Fire Retardant Polar Fleece Sleeping Bag to be permanently fire retardant. To enable its permancency, Tony Clark designed ThermalTrex®, a Fire Retardant Polar Fleece which is breathable, cozy warm, washable, fast drying, light weight and safe.

SENSORY BALL PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Jellystone Designs

COMMISSIONED BY Jellystone Designs

DESIGNED IN Australia

Jellystone Designs’ Sensory Ball 2 Pack is a multifunctional sensory toy for all ages and stages. Made from food-grade silicone, this pack combines two textured ball designs into one sensory toy that is safe for chewing and perfect for stretching, grasping, rolling, squishing and bouncing.

STRENGTH TRAINING MACHINES PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY KOMPAN A/S

COMMISSIONED BY KOMPAN A/S KOMPAN Fitness Institute

DESIGNED IN Denmark

KOMPAN’s Strength Training Machines are a game-changer when it comes to outdoor fitness. With the same biomechanics and resistance mechanisms as indoor selectorised strength machines, the Chest press, Pull Down, Leg Press, Shoulder Press and Horizontal Row enable users of all ages and abilities to achieve highly effective workouts outdoors.

THE DOG ROOM PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Made by Pen Michael Ong

COMMISSIONED BY Made by Pen

DESIGNED IN Australia

The Dog Room, a living space for man’s best friend, was created through a partnership between Made By Pen (Australian Design Studio), Michael Ong (architect) and Social Enterprise (domestic manufacturer). Stripping back traditional design principles, The Dog Room achieves a true symbiosis between functionality and design that allows your pet’s domain to integrate seamlessly into your space.

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WINNERS

THE SOLMATES REFILLABLE SUNSCREEN APPLICATOR PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Vert Design

COMMISSIONED BY Solmates Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

Proudly Australian made and designed, the Solmates refillable sunscreen applicator is a convenient and planet-friendly alternative to single-use plastic sunscreen containers. 100% recyclable and made with recycled materials, the Solmates is a new and sustainable alternative for sun safety.

VP3 PERSPECTIVE DRAWING BOARD

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Merrick Russell

COMMISSIONED BY Designability Group Pty Ltd DESIGNED IN Australia

The VP3 Perspective Drawing Board allows users to quickly and intuitively draw in perfect perspective. This is a great tool for creative people who want to get their ideas out of their head, without worrying about limited drawing skills.

WARMERBAND

PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Stanley Kwok Stephen Ng Regina Kwok

COMMISSIONED BY Stanley Kwok Stephen Ng Regina Kwok

DESIGNED IN Hong Kong

The soft and breathable WarmerBand is seamlessly embedded with a heat conductive smart heating textile that fits well on your waist. Placed over your back to soothe back aches or on your front to relieve abdominal pain, the band warms up with a gentle sensation like sunshine on your skin.

WAYBAND PRODUCT DESIGN

SPORT AND LIFESTYLE

DESIGNED BY Keith Kirkland

Kevin Yoo

COMMISSIONED BY Keith Kirkland Kevin Yoo

DESIGNED IN United States of America

WAYBAND® is a haptic navigation app and optional smart band that navigates a person to a destination using only vibrations and no visual or audio feedback. Our goal is to help people get out of their phones and back into the world, while still ensuring access to the information they need.

CBA - DESIGNING A CUSTOMER-FOCUSED IVR EXPERIENCE SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Thomas Wright, Amy Sherington, Dane Yardy and Yasin Masuko

COMMISSIONED BY Commonwealth Bank of Australia Alexandria Ford, Lee Challoner-Miles, Julia Hamilton, Martin Lindsay and Rachael Round

DESIGNED IN Australia

As Australia’s leading technology bank, Commonwealth Bank optimised the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) experience for its 15 million customers. The new IVR helps customers find solutions faster and gives them greater control to bank or speak to an agent at a time and place that suits them.

LION - MAKES IT EASY FOR ITS CUSTOMERS TO DO BUSINESS SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY The Customer Experience Company

COMMISSIONED BY Lion

DESIGNED IN Australia

As a leading beverage company, Lion has a clear vision of making it easy for its business customers (publicans, bars, and bottle shop owners) to do business and grow with them.

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LITTLE AUSLAN ACADEMY SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Signpedia

DESIGNED IN Australia

Have you ever tried learning a new language? Now, imagine doing this while raising a newborn baby with a disability. This is the reality of parents of deaf children. Little Auslan Academy is a brand-new early learning group for new parents navigating the world of raising their deaf child.

RETURNR MARKETPLACE SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Cumulo Group Returnr

COMMISSIONED BY Cumulo Group Returnr

DESIGNED IN Australia

Returnr Marketplace delivers groceries & alcohol to Melbourne homes in reusable containers that eliminate single-use packaging waste & provide sleek pantry organisation. A member only service, with membership fees helping cover container collection & washing costs. Returnr Marketplace is a true circular economy business.

SMART FLOW WATER RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Enware Research and Design Team

Ahoy Ahoy Technology and Software

COMMISSIONED BY Enware Australia

DESIGNED IN Australia

Smart Flow Water Risk Management (WRM) provides healthcare facility operators with a unique risk management service that ensures patient experiences remain safe and comfortable. The service provides visibility over the dynamic, often hidden water system risks through whole-of-site temperature and flow monitoring, asset performance management and operational compliance.

WINNERS

SONDER - REIMAGINING ORGANISATIONAL WELLBEING AND SAFETY SERVICE DESIGN

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

DESIGNED BY

Sonder Medical and Operations Team

Sonder Product and Design Team

Sonder Member Experience Team

Sonder Data Insights Team

Sonder Sales and Marketing Team

COMMISSIONED BY Craig Cowdrey

Peter Burnheim

Christopher Marr

DESIGNED IN Australia

As the world evolves, organisations struggle to look after the wellbeing of their people and many are unsupported by an overwhelming healthcare landscape. Sonder’s mission is to support each individual’s wellness journey and help organisations proactively manage employee safety, physical health and mental wellbeing with a unique 24/7 care model.

ALQUIMÉTRICOS LAB SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY The Alquimétricos Network

Fernando Daguanno, Léo Melo, Tati Tabak Cápsula Inovação Camila Couto, Ítalo Martins

COMMISSIONED BY The Alquimétricos Network Cápsula Inovação

DESIGNED IN Brazil

Alquimétricos was founded in 2015 as an open-source initiative to bring STEAM educational resources to low-income communities. The project has gained scale, prizes, and followers and is now an international community of educators, designers, makers, communicators and visual artists.

ENHANCING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND SUCCESS IN HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Laura Kostanski

Sara Pateraki

Chloe Sterland

COMMISSIONED BY Swinburne University of Technology

DESIGNED IN Australia

Together with Swinburne University, The Growth Drivers executed a research project to evaluate student experience. Using human-centred design, we assessed the effectiveness of interventions (activities and services) aimed at supporting student success. This insight then allowed us to deliver a bespoke framework that ensures the student experience will remain central in future interventions.

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WINNERS

MYCQU: A SEAMLESS AND PERSONALISED DIGITAL EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Liquid Interactive COMMISSIONED BY CQUniversity Australia DESIGNED IN Australia

MyCQU is a personalised digital guide for students at CQUniversity. It dismantles the conventions of a traditional student portal and reconfigures them into a student-centred experience. The design process of this project was driven by a theory that when staying organised is effortless, students will be more confident and achieve better academic outcomes.

TAFE - HELPING STUDENTS DISCOVER AND ENROL IN THE RIGHT COURSE, THE FIRST TIME SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Future Friendly COMMISSIONED BY TAFE NSW DESIGNED IN Australia

TAFE NSW is Australia’s leading provider of vocational education and training. Each year, more than 430,000 students enrol but many don’t choose the course that's right for them. We designed a guided journey from course exploration to enrolment that helps students to choose the right course for them, the first time.

TAFE NSW ICARE CONSTRUCTION SITE SAFETY WORKING HEIGHTS PROGRAM SERVICE DESIGN

EDUCATION SERVICES

DESIGNED BY TAFE NSW

COMMISSIONED BY Insurance & Care (icare) NSW

DESIGNED IN Australia

TAFE NSW and icare developed a virtual reality training and learning experience for safe work at heights. Created for construction apprentices, the initiative is designed to improve learning outcomes, instill positive changes in safety behaviours and increase engagement with online learning content.

ATO APP – MAKING TAX & SUPERANNUATION EASY SERVICE DESIGN

PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Digital delivery by EST Co-designed with individual clients

COMMISSIONED BY Australian Taxation Office DESIGNED IN Australia

The ATO app introduced a range of purposefully designed services that offer a contemporary way for clients to manage tax and superannuation. The modern and personalised approach increased overall app usage by 98% and established an extensible platform for future services and improvements.

FIRESTORY SERVICE DESIGN

PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Kablamo

COMMISSIONED BY Kablamo DESIGNED IN Australia

The Australian Black Summer bushfires of 2019-2020 pushed our firefighting organisations to their limits. It revealed limitations in their ability to make timely and critical data-driven decisions. Firestory was developed to be used by firefighting agencies to enable data-driven decision-making and provide greater protection to the community and environment during bushfires.

MODELLING A BEST PRACTICE APPROACH TO CO-DESIGN FOR MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM REFORM SERVICE DESIGN

PUBLIC SECTOR SERVICES

DESIGNED BY Today

COMMISSIONED BY Mental Health Reform Victoria DESIGNED IN Australia

Victoria’s Royal Commission into the state’s mental health system found it was falling “catastrophically short of expectations”. As it was specifically recommended that people with lived experience participate in the required transformation, Today partnered with Mental Health Reform Victoria to design safe, practical and scalable ways for the community to get involved with the system reform.

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WINNERS

DESIGNING A CENTRE THAT GIVES IMMEDIATE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS SUPPORT SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Today de.co (Local brand implementation)

COMMISSIONED BY Neami National

DESIGNED IN Australia

Today worked with Neami to bring an evidence-based and user-led service model to life through thoughtful brand and experience design. The Urgent Mental Health Care Centre is the first of its kind in Australia and provides a proof-of-concept on how urgent mental health care can be fairer and kinder.

FIREBRAND & YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SUCCESS DELIVER - OPERATION: FIND MY JOB SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Firebrand Holdings Limited R_ Designs Youth Employment Success Jay Phillips, Zoë Liddell

COMMISSIONED BY The Ministry of Education The Ministry of Social Development

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

YES, Operation Find My Job is a fun, inclusive and interactive virtual job fair connecting rangatahi and their whanau to the world of work. The program is designed to enable participants to explore industry-specific pathways, enhance their perspectives on vocational pathways and highlight opportunities to learn and earn at once.

INDIE - PREVENTING BURNOUT & BOOSTING PRODUCTIVITY SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY

COMMISSIONED BY

- former-CTO

ANZ (Customer)

DESIGNED IN Australia

Indie is your trusted and supportive work colleague. The friendly AI bot is designed to monitor your stress and wellness levels by sending you real-time, personalised ‘nudges’ when you need them most. Just like a spell checker helps you spell, Indie helps individuals, teams and companies prevent burnout.

Danielle Owen Whitford - Founder & CEO Troy Kelly Danielle Owen Whitford - Founder & CEO

LYF SUPPORT SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Kate McDonald

COMMISSIONED BY Eddie Wittenberg

DESIGNED IN Australia

Lyf Support is an instant, text-based chat service run by mental health experts. We provide guidance and comfort without any obstacles or questionnaires in the way. The service is designed for people who need someone to talk to immediately and affordably - anytime, anywhere.

MAP YOUR FUTURE SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Today

COMMISSIONED BY Youth Disability Advocacy Service DESIGNED IN Australia

Map Your Future is a co-designed free online program that enables young disabled people to set goals and get the right support to achieve them. Today and Youth Disability Advocacy Service (YDAS) worked together with young people to design a process that leads with the theme of disability pride.

ORANGE SKY - RV3.0 VEHICLE SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Orange Sky

COMMISSIONED BY Orange Sky DESIGNED IN Australia

RV3.0 is the world's first solar and battery-powered laundry truck that supports health and social outcomes for remote Australians. Fitted with three washing machines and dryers, this health hardware vehicle provides free mobile laundry to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities across Australia, while also contributing to a better, greener future.

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WINNERS

ORANGE SKY - WARU DRYER SOCIAL IMPACT

COMMISSIONED

DESIGNED IN Australia

At Orange Sky, we build vans that offer people experiencing homelessness or doing it tough with the facilities needed to clean and dry laundry or safely connect with others. As we expanded our services, we identified the significant environmental impacts of traditional clothes dryers and set out to design our own eco-friendly alternative - the Waru Dryer.

PLASTICS INNOVATION HUB INDONESIA SOCIAL IMPACT

COMMISSIONED BY CSIRO DFAT Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Indonesia)

DESIGNED IN Australia

Following the Australian Prime Minister and the Indonesian President's announcement of a shared goal to reduce plastic waste in 2020, we collaborated with CSIRO to create the Plastics Innovation Hub. The partnership saw us working alongside government, academia, NGOs, startups, investors and industry to design a suite of programs that support innovation and combat this complex problem.

THE INVERCARGILL INITIATIVE — CREATING A BRIGHT FUTURE WITH INVERCARGILL’S YOUNG PEOPLE SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED

COMMISSIONED BY Lani Evans, Vodafone Aotearoa Foundation

DESIGNED IN New Zealand

A place-based social impact project creating a better future with New Zealand youth. Spanning design research, community engagement, system mapping and strategic positioning, this participatory design project is part of a six-year investment in Invercargill, New Zealand by Vodafone Aotearoa Foundation.

DESIGNED BY The Growth Drivers CSIRO

YOURGROUND SOCIAL IMPACT

DESIGNED BY Monash University XYX Lab Crowdspot

Nicole Kalms, Anthony Aisenberg

Gene Bawden, Anwyn Hocking

Isabella Webb

COMMISSIONED BY Monash University XYX Lab DESIGNED IN Australia

‘YourGround: Mapping a safer Victoria for women and gender-diverse people’ is an interactive map and communication platform that champions more inclusive public spaces for everyone to enjoy leisure and sport. The initiative empowered individuals to critically assess their environments and expose the safety experiences of women and gender diverse people.

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