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FuturArc Prize 2009 is organised by FuturArc Journal. The FuturArc Prize was launched in 2007 by the BCI Group of Companies through its publication arm, FuturArc Journal, to seek out innovative Green building designs for sites in Australasia. The Competition has two objectives: first, to create a platform for talented individuals - professionals and students - who are keen on environmental issues; second, to encourage the construction industry as a whole to move towards sustainable design. Event of FuturArc Prize 2009 FuturArc Prize 2009 Organizer  FuturArc Journal Eligibility criteria  For Student: The Competition may be entered by any undergraduate, post graduate, doctoral student of any recognized

Imaginate 2009 is an exciting new design competition for 12-18 year old post primary students across Ireland. You are to use your imagination and creativity to "Design an object for the classroom of the future". All you need to do is to draw and describe your new design on a poster. Your creation can be any product, object or design that you think could be used in the classroom of the future. The winning designs will be prototyped using a state of the art 3D printer (rapid prototyping machine) and the winning designs will also be showcased in a virtual

The Bachelor of Interior Architecture is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and the National Association for Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). The program prepares people for careers in interior architecture and design through placing value and emphasis on technical, social, psychological, cultural, environmental, economical, spiritual, and physical factors to comprehensively respond to human needs. The program is integrated with the undergraduate program in architecture providing students opportunity to experience the interrelationships among disciplines and the ability to examine a variety of design theories and philosophies. Critical thinking and creativity are important in the development of

UPA International Student Design Competition is held for the student. The competition invites student teams to invent a system that addresses this design problem. The student get difficulty to reach the into their nearby communities and include target user groups beyond students themselves – for example, families with children, urban professionals, the elderly, etc. The Design Problem: Meeting the mobility needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs, is the problem of design. The problem can include efforts to reduce carbon emissions, improve public transit, and encourage car sharing, cycling, and walking. It is projected

Travellers everywhere recognise the Samsonite brand for it’s mix of style, quality and reliability. Whilst encompassing these attributes, Samsonite Baby Travel, strives to be progressive and unique in catering to the lifestyle and needs of modern, active parents. Your product should represent real innovation and fulfill the main criteria for travelling; compact, lightweight, easy to use, safe and durable. Design Competition 2009 Eligibility criteria  (i) Open for all students, designers, engineers, inventors, design studios, companies and research laboratories from anywhere in the world. (ii)Contestants must be over the age of 18 Design Competition 2009 Important dates Last date for submission: 04/30/09 Shortlist Notified on: 06/08/09 Winners Notified

BraunPrize 2009 is a design competition being organised by Braun. The BraunPrize seeks to promote the work of young designers from all over the world, to recognise the work of design schools and to help develop a greater appreciation of the factors and criteria which make for good product design. The countdown begins already for many, as countless design graduates from around the world have already submitted their stunning product concepts to Braun’s design 17th competiton “BraunPrize 2009 - Envision Conscious Design”. With many more submissions still expected, it will ensure that BraunPrize 2009 will be the most fiercely competitive

The Independent Games Festival is proud to present the second annual IGF Mobile competition, a contest set up to promote innovation in portable games, from cellphone games on handsets including the iPhone, through other mobile devices to PSP and DS titles. IGF Competition 2009 Prize  Nearly $30,000 in prizes, in various categories, including the $10,000 IGF Mobile Best Game. IGF Competition 2009 Event: 2009 IGF Mobile Competition IGF Competition 2009 Organizer CMP Game Group, San Francisco IGF Competition 2009 Eligibility criteria  Open to all independent mobile game developers worldwide