1-я премия 1000€, изготовление прототипа, сертификат на размещение в отеле Bearlog; 2-я и 3-я премии – изготовление прототипа
жюри:
Salih Teskeredzić – architect and product designer, a professor at the Sarajevo Academy of Fine Arts
Rok Kuhar – architect and product designer, Head of the Industrial Design Department at the Academy of Fine Arts
Nikola Radeljković – founder and member of Numen/ForUse group
Mojca Perše – architect and interior designer, assistant professor at the Department for Interior design and Vice-dean for Artistic activities at the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana
Primož Jeza – Architect and designer, assistant professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana and at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana
Andrej Palman – carpentry engineer, expert associate of Business incubator Kočevje
Janez Suhadolc – architect and carpenter, retired professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana
Tomaž Sešlar – founder of the company Rexdesign d.o.o.
Natalija Lapajne – museum counsellor, the Museum for Architecture and Design
Albin Škalič – carpentry engineer, CEO of the company Murales
организатор:
Festival of Wood, z.o.o., so.p.
ссылки:
Primal Chair
Участникам конкурса предлагается проявить свой талант и творческие способности, создав простой, функциональный и эргономичный стул, который, помимо своего основного назначения, будет напоминать пользователю о важности гармонии между человеком и природой.
Конкурсные работы должны отличаться оригинальностью и демонстрировать инновационный подход к созданию деревянной мебели.
As a tribute to the virgin forests in Slovenia, we invite designers to participate in the Primal Chair Competition 2024. When we think of Kočevje, we imagine the image of a majestic forest landscape with untouched nature and a diverse animal world of bears, wolves, and lynxes. But Kočevje holds another special, mysterious treasure in its endless forests like a precious gem. These are the quiet and hidden remnants of pristine nature in Europe, rare primeval forests in Europe. Slovenia has 14 primeval forests, 6 of which are in the Kočevje region, covering an area of almost 219 hectares. The largest is the Krokar primeval forest, which was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2017. Participating in this design competition enables you to bring your design idea to life.
The goal is to create a simple, functional, and ergonomically designed chair that, in addition to serving its basic function (for modern humanity), also raises awareness among users about the importance of harmony between humans and nature. Participation in the competition is open to all designers, students, and authors from around the world who are 18 years of age or older.
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