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How to Apply for Asia Young Designers Awards 2022 in Malaysia?
What is AYDA stands for?
AYDA stands for Asia Young Designer Awards.
It was launched in 2008, the Asia Young Designers Awards (AYDA) is part of Nippon Paintâs vision to nurture the next generation of Architectural and Interior Design talents.
It serves as a platform to inspire students of these disciplines to develop their skills through cross-learning opportunities and networking with key industry players, as well as their fellow peers in the region.
Theme of AYDA Awards 2022
CONVERGENCE: Pushing the Reset Button
The pandemic has helped people around the world realize the importance of being in touch with ourselves. Now more than ever, having our lives restricted by the virus and its impact have shone focus on personal space and rejuvenation. This yearâs theme challenge âCONVERGE: Pushing the Reset Buttonâ is about merging man-made structures with personal rejuvenation and healing needs. You are required to bring different aspects of life and let it live through your design such that it will benefit its users. Just like how through the pandemic, mother nature thrives in the absence of human destruction, how can good design promote collaborative relationships where people can live in unison with nature.
Post-Pandemic Design Trends Like many other viruses ad diseases, the chances of Covid-19 co-existing with mankind is highly likely. To learn how to live with a new virus has its challenges. Here are some top trends that will continue post-pandemic.
Read more about the AYDA theme of the year 2022.
Submission Requirements
Attache required files and information properly as required.Â
Name and theme concept
Design statement concept
A2 size presentation board
Labelling presentation board
Perspective images
Photographs
Colour
Find out about these requirements here in detail..
Submission Process
Complete the entry form and attach the form with your email
Please ensure your email contains:
folder named âPresentation Boardâ which has JPEG files of your presentation boards at 300dpi and named âYour Name - Board 1.jpegâ, âYour Name - Board 2.jpegâ, âYour Name - Board 3.jpegâ, etc. in portrait orientation
A folder named âPerspectivesâ with each perspective file in JPEG format, set at 300dpi and named appropriately (e.g. âLiving Roomâ or âLobbyâ).
Your design concept statement should not be more than 800 words and saved in a Microsoft Word file named âDesign Concept Statement.docxâ.
Your recent personal photo in JPEG format set at 300dpi with your name set as the file name (e.g. âParticipant Name.jpegâ).
All completed entries must be submitted by:Â October 7, 2022.
For enquiries, please contact:
AYDA Malaysia at 011 540 88660 or [email protected]
History of AYDA
First launched in 2008, AYDA Awards (previously known as Asia Young Designer Awards) is part of Nippon Paintâs vision to nurture the next generation of Architectural and Interior Design talents. It serves as a platform to inspire students from these disciplines to develop their design skills through cross-learning opportunities and networking with key industry players as well as fellow peers in the region.
Since then, AYDA Awards has grown in reach and stature and has now established itself as one of Asiaâs premier design awards. It has received more than 41,000 entries till date from over 1,200 educational institutions across 17 geographical locations. Find out more about AYDA.
What is AYDA? Where to Apply for AYDA 2021 Awards?
What is AYDA?
AYDA stands for Asia Young Designer Awards.
It was launched in 2008, the Asia Young Designers Awards (AYDA) is part of Nippon Paintâs vision to nurture the next generation of Architectural and Interior Design talents.
It serves as a platform to inspire students of these disciplines to develop their skills through cross-learning opportunities and networking with key industry players, as well as their fellow peers in the region.
History of AYDA
Since then, AYDA has grown in terms of reach and stature, and has now established itself as one of Asiaâs premier design awards, having received more than 35,000 entries from over 1,200 tertiary education institutions to date, across 16 different geographical locations in Asia.
Over the years, AYDA has impacted thousands of young and talented student designers, presenting them with various opportunities to engage with renowned speakers and key figures in the design industry. The platform has enabled the participants to gain first-hand industry knowledge, personalised coaching, mentoring and skills-building through various workshops by experienced lecturers and industry professionals. On top of that, this experience allowed participants to learn from their fellow peers from within and across borders.
Every year, AYDA presents yet another opportunity for young design talents to push their design boundaries further beyond the norm.
Through the various experiential learnings and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities such as the winner going an allâexpenses paid 6-week placement at Design Discovery Program at Harvard Universityâs Graduate School of Design (Harvard GSD), AYDA has established a close-knit design community. It comprises professional architects, interior designers, industry associations, partners, design schools, alumni and design students.
Where to Apply for AYDA 2021?
Visit official AYDA website to apply for AYDA 2021 contest and stand a chance to win USD 10000. There are two category available to apply for this industry renowned award, you can learn more by clicking below given category list:
Architectural
Interior Design
The Asia Young Designer Awards aims to nurture young design talents across Asia by setting a platform for them to share design ideas with pr
Download AYDA Submission Starter Kit
Here you'll find rules and regulations, colour chips and supporting materials to help actuate your awe-inspiring work of art. For more visit AYDA.
Core Values of Asia Young Designer Awards
Every year, AYDA presents yet another opportunity for young design talents to push their design boundaries further beyond the norm. Learn more about the values that AYDA valued more.
PUSHING BOUNDERIES What do we consider âidealâ in the context of community and living spaces? As we envision future living, we can connote that changes are evidently inevitable. The mindset of our young designers is beginning to evolve alongside various innovative approaches that are dedicated to the good of novelty, sustainability and creativity. We account this change to the benefits of mankind in a much bigger picture. The need to push the current boundaries becomes much more prominent to ensure the transition of this change.
BUILDING A COMMUNITY FOR BETTER LIVING This is the modernistic ideals of progress, which back then, aimed at the eradication of tradition. Today, this scheme that we are living in is containing us in the âshoeboxâ concept. People and the community are beginning to segregate. We no longer live harmoniously together, but more independently; oblivious of any forms of communication and interaction. We aspire to instil the importance of creating a holistic community within the landscape of architectural and interior design because we believe that one cannot exist without the other. Together, communities can change the world for the betterment of humanity.
HEART WITH PEOPLE IN MIND Look around you. We are not alone. We exist in this world together with a purpose; whether to heal, make someone smile or simply to design better places for people to live in. As the world becomes more complex, we constantly remind ourselves â as architects and interior designersâ the importance of being empathetically and emotionally sensitive to the needs of others. In the pursuit of place-making and creating an enjoyable space for the people, we need to be sensible towards the different cultural, historical and behavioural nuances within the community that we are designing for.
GREEN & SUSTAINABILITY The âgreen movementâ has been an ongoing topic of discussion since the past two decades. We find the responsibility to minimise the impact of growth and development through a more sensible, eco-centric and sustainable design approach. In the current context, the awareness of leading this mutual commitment towards environmental stewardship becomes more prominent than ever. How can young architects and interior designers contribute to implementing creative and innovative green design solutions that aim at better living with positive impacts towards nature and society?
FORWARD THINKING With so many disruptions happening, designs have to be more âforward-thinkingâ. A design that is relevant to the people, community and environment promises long-term sustainability. Also, what weâve designed and are about to design are representations of our creative direction. What do we set to achieve? And where are we heading to in our design journey? The answers become a pivotal juncture to lead you towards a more forward-looking personal growth as future architects and interior designers. We live in a very fluid world that is evolving, similarly, as creative people ourselves; we are also constantly changing to be better versions of ourselves in our respective disciplines. As we veer our perspective towards a more forward-thinking approach, we tread on a guided path that leads us to a new formation of ideas, challenging us to create and innovate for the people and needs of tomorrow.
DESIGN ORIGINALITY As people of design, we tend to question who are we as a designer. Our individuality lies in our unique personality and how we channel our point of view through the work that we do. All designers want to have a piece of something that represents âthemâ. The ubiquitous quest to âstandoutâ pushes us to do something different in our design journey. But the question is: do we design something for the sake of novelty or something that represents our singular aesthetics? In school, we are taught to find inspirations through others. In the real world, we are asked to create with our own unique personality and personal touch. As we continue to set our very own code of aesthetics, we remind ourselves of the importance to always be true to our beliefs and design credos.
INTEGRATION There is no end to the colour spectrum. From the thousands of colours available - each with over a thousand shades â colours are one of the most subjective matters when it comes to design. And it doesnât help that our design aesthetics are constantly changing based on various disruptive factors and trends. But the indisputable fact is the effects of colours are tremendous in various contexts. Colours have healing properties; the ability to transform spaces; and the power to change affect us emotionally and physically. Colours can also play tricks with our eyes. These are designs that are not just colourful but imaginative and provoking at the same time. They leave you thinking: why are we so afraid of using colours?
BRINGING COLOURS TO SPACES We are living in a world laden in unapologetic ways of development and gentrification. The struggle between âold and newâ and what is received to have âhistorical or heritage valuesâ progresses into a tussle of trying to âfit inâ. Heritage buildings are given up for the sake of urbanisation; taken over by design pluralisms that change all the time. Soon, we would realise that what is left would be a âfacelessâ city â void of identity and values â daunting enough to plague the future of our children. The need to design together in a bigger picture becomes even more important than it has ever been. Integration becomes the turnkey factor in creating a synergetic connection between people, place and profit. And with the world feeling so âsmallâ nowadays, it is time to realise the significance of working together.
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AYDA 2021 International Finale Award Ceremony Highlights
Here is AYDA 2021's International Finale Award Ceremony Highlights if you've missed the event! This is the day we crowned our well-deserving winners. Watch this video to find out which countries were crowned winners on the grand virtual stage!
AYDAxHarvard University Graduate School of Design: Learn about ideas, tools and techniques of design
Calling all design enthusiasts!
Join us in an up close and personal sharing session with two amazing speakers from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and learn about ideas and tools of design at the Design Discovery Program!
About Asia Young Designer Awards
First launched in 2008, the Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) is part of Nippon Paintâs vision to nurture the next generation of design talents.
The award serves as a platform to inspire Architectural and Interior Design students to develop their skills through cross-learning opportunities and networking with key industry players, as well as fellow Architectural and Interior Design peers in the region.
Since then, AYDA has grown in terms of reach and stature and has now established itself as one of Asiaâs premier design awards, having received more than 28,000 entries from over 900 tertiary education institutions to date, across 15 different geographical locations in Asia.
Over the years, AYDA has impacted thousands of young and talented student designers, presenting them with various opportunities to engage with renowned speakers and key figures in the design industry through personalized coaching, mentoring, and skills-building via workshops. Besides exposure to first-hand industry knowledge, the platform allows designers to learn from their fellow peers from within and across borders.
Every year, AYDA presents yet another opportunity for young design talents to further push their design boundaries beyond the norm. For example, the Asia Young Designers of the Year stand a chance to embark on an opportunity of a lifetime: an all-expenses-paid 6-week placement at the Design Discovery Program at Harvard Universityâs Graduate School of Design (Harvard GSD) in the United States. There, they will have the privilege to learn and experience intensive studio work, lectures, workshops, and field trips.
From these experiential learnings, AYDA has established a close-knit design community comprising of professional architects, interior designers, industry associations, partners, design schools, alumni, and design students.
AYDA Values
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