LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2018 Awards Ceremony | Lexus Gallery
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June 21, 2018

LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2018 Awards Ceremony | Lexus Gallery

"PAPER SKIN" by Noriaki Furukawa proposes a structure where various shapes and colors emerge by connecting overlapping layers of paper.
"Primavera" (Italian for spring) by Yael Ribco from Israel is an armchair combining plywood and adhesive thread, with threads extending from the edges to create a beautiful, flower-like display.
"CO-Living" is a modular housing system by Vietnamese duo CO-VU and Indonesian Wilson H. Harkono, with the creators stating it aims to "inspire people to CO-."
"CO-mer" by a team of four South Americans, led by Calbu Cardenas Zavala from Brazil, is a set of clay containers that integrates the entire process of baking, sharing, and eating bread.
"Fabric Block" by Myungdak Chang from South Korea proposes flexible blocks that combine convenience and artistry.
"VNWALL GARDEN" by three Vietnamese designers, including Phuoc Thien Quang, is an aeroponic planting system (a cultivation method using water and liquid fertilizer, adopted by NASA and others) that contributes to modern agriculture and animal husbandry.
"GRABBY" by Nadezhda Abdullina and Marina Egorova from Russia is a cutting board that combines hardness and softness, allowing vegetables to be cut with one hand.
"Gravity Pen" by John Simmons from the USA is a proposal for a tool that connects virtual reality with physical experience by simulating hardness and tactile sensations.
Exhibition of Lexus Design Award winners at Cavallerizze, within the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan.
The Grand Prix winner, "Testing Hypotheticals" by The Extrapolation Factory, features residents of New York's Queens district contributing ideas for creating a comfortable environment. One of these ideas is this device that evokes pleasant memories.
Grand Prix winner Elliot P. Montgomery from the USA, representing The Extrapolation Factory.
The Grand Prix was awarded to "Testing Hypotheticals" by The Extrapolation Factory, which proposes various initiatives for future society.
"Honest Egg," which uses bio-ink to indicate expiration dates and reduce food waste, was a Prototype Winner and also received the "People's Choice" award voted by Design Week visitors.
Jahair Hairani Bin Ismail (left) and Paul Yong Lit Hui from Malaysia, who proposed "Honest Egg."
Eriko Yokoi's "Recycled Fiber Planter," a Prototype Winner, is a portable planter made from the fibers of discarded clothing.
"CO-RKs" by Digitalab from Portugal is a finalist work that uses a computational algorithm to shape sustainable cork material into beautiful forms.
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LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2018 Awards Ceremony | Lexus Gallery

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