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The Young Designer’s Award is our endeavour to raise industry standards and encourage design students to explore the sub speciality of residential design.
Young Designer Award 2021
- Our Ultimate Intervention
For many of our local colleges, the taught curriculum focuses on
commercial and hospitality design. At Design Intervention,
residential design is our passion. We feel that by crafting people’s
homes, their personal spaces, we can have the most impact: we can
literally improve lives.
From left: Young Lim, Kissa Castaneda, Gordon Nguyen, Nikki Hunt, Andrea Savage, Oscar Wezenbeek
We believe that residential design can be the most rewarding and satisfying career choice for an aspiring designer and the Young Designers Award is our attempt to promote excellence in our industry and share our passion with the designers of tomorrow.
Nikki and Andrea
Benefits of entering YDA 2021
- Contributing to your portfolio.
- Participating in Design Talks/Workshops with Nikki Hunt & Andrea Savage
- Colour Theory Tutorial from Expert Colour Consultant
Exposure & Publicity:
- Winner Feature Story in Home & Décor Magazine
- Event publicity in Singapore Tatler Homes
Previous YDA Media Coverage: Click the Links Below
- Asiatatler - Design Intervention Fetes Emerging Talents At The Young Designer Award 2019
- Houzz - Young Designer Award 2019 x Houzz Voters' Choice
- Home and Decor - Winner of Design Intervention Young Designer Award 2018 Interview
- Houzz - Young Design Award 2017
- Houzz - What is the Young Designer Award?
THE COMPETITION BRIEF
- The students can choose their own design theme and work on the attached floor plan (Inclusive of ceiling height information CH in mm.)
- Important: Structural walls are marked in bold and they cannot be removed. Scale 1:100).
- No budget limitations.
- Thought should be given to the needs of a multi-generational family: storage for books, musical instruments, miscellaneous paraphernalia, and the physically impaired family member should be carefully considered.
The Homeowners Profile:
- Husband, aged 43 is a businessman and often requires work from home. Hobbies: Playing golf.
- Wife, aged 45 is a lawyer and has a large collection of books. Hobbies: Plays cello.
- Son, aged 14 has allergies to dust mites. Hobbies: Videogames.
- Daughter, aged 4 has a tomboy nature. Hobbies: Soccer is her favourite sport. She’s a big Liverpool fan.
- Grandmother, aged 94 is in a wheelchair.
The Premises:
The apartment is about 3500 sq. ft apartment. It was built in 2009. The existing house had alcove ceilings with cornices in all rooms and bathrooms, marble flooring in common areas, timber flooring in bedrooms. The client do not require separate wet and dry kitchens. The wife likes cooking. She wants an open concept kitchen where the family can cook together and be with the kids while cooking. There is a jacuzzi in the balcony. The house electrics were on automation.
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SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Written statement to explain the reasoning of chosen Design Theme of the entry (minimum 400 words).
- Your supporting material should easily convey colour scheme, ambience, style directions, selection of materials and finishes.
- Highlight any environmentally friendly solutions.
- Is there a particular innovative aspect or challenge of the design that you would like the judges to pay special attention to?
Your entry should include the following for each room (A3 Landscape, JPEG file).
- Floorplans
- Sketches
- Illustrations
- Drawings should include details of customized design furniture.
- Mood boards - Select materials and finishes that reflect and support the selected theme.
Completed Application Form.
Submission in A3 PDF format to joann@diid.sg | 93726971
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HOW THE WINNER IS SELECTED
Nikki and Andrea will assess the entries and determine a shortlist of 10 best entries.
A copy of these 10 submissions is then distributed to the judging panel.
The opinion of each judge is given equal weight. Each judge assesses each individual entry independently and without collaboration based on a points system. The scores for each entrant from all judges are then added together to give a total score from all judges.
The winner is the entry with the highest total score.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Entries for Young Design Award Competition will be evaluated anonymously, impartially and ethically against the following criteria:
- CLEAR EXPLANATION OF DESIGN CONCEPT
- ORIGINALITY & INNOVATION
- FUNCTIONALITY & PRACTICALITY
- QUALITY OF VISUAL PRESENTATION
- COLOUR PALETTE COMPLEXITY
THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER WILL BE AWARDED
- $1,000 cash prize
- Macbook Pro courtesy of AkzoNobel
- YDA Plaque of Appreciation
- Home & Decor winner feature story
- 1 year free Singapore Tatler Homes magazine subscription
- 6 months free Home & Decor digital magazine subscription
AKZONOBEL LET’S COLOUR AWARD
- Certificate
- Macbook Pro courtesy of AkzoNobel
TEN FINALISTS
- Certificate
- Profile and Project feature in voting portal.
- Project Display in the award ceremony.
- 1 year free Singapore Tatler Homes magazine subscription.
- 6 months free Home & Decor digital magazine subscription.
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DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION Extended
October 15, 2021
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