STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION
20 May 2015
Calling all current degree and diploma design students - don’t miss your chance to take part in the 2015 eussen Living Student Design Competition.
Home Design magazine group is proud to be the sole media partner for the eussen Living Student Design Competition 2015.
All current degree and diploma design students are invited to enrol from:
- Sydney - Whitehouse Institute of Design; Billy Blue College of Design; CATC Design School
- Melbourne - Whitehouse Institute of Design; NMIT (Melbourne Polytec); Billy Blue College of Design; CATC Design School
- Brisbane - Billy Blue College of Design; CATC Design School Perth; Billy Blue College of Design
All students are invited to take part in the competition which is focussed on ethical, economic and sustainable elements for a community-based design project. Entrants will offer new elements of sustainable sophistication through quality of design and a sustainable philosophy.
Here in Australia, the inside/outside design element in residential dwellings is often essential, as our warm climate allows us to embrace the fact that open-air spaces work best. Interiors are merging with exteriors creating hybrid spaces that enable us to awaken our senses. Interior design meets landscape architecture in these transitional spaces that fuse the indoor and outdoor spaces. It is this in-between state, connecting both spaces that requires the interior designer’s sensitive treatment in the blurring of the boundaries between the two.
The TaskThe Cana Community Charity operates an education platform from a farm building in Penrith NSW. The cottage is used to bring purpose back into the lives of youth and middle aged men and women who are or have been homeless, fighting addictions, or come from other unfortunate circumstances. The current building is lacking space for breakout areas, and students have the ability to utilise and maximise unused areas beyond the building’s current footprint.
The competition is underway and the judging for the finalists will take place on September 1, 2015. The final judgment will be made on September 15.
For more information speak to your relevant lecturers.