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The announcement....#lexusdesignaward #lexusdesignaward2020 #globalimpact #discoverlexus #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEqacWIBmww/?igshid=1u3cisyn3dblk
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The announcement....#lexusdesignaward #lexusdesignaward2020 #globalimpact #discoverlexus #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEqacWIBmww/?igshid=1u3cisyn3dblk
#Repost After standing out from over 2,000 entrants and spending months turning their visions into realities, the Lexus Design Award 2020 finalists have reached the climax of the global competition. See the final results of their work ahead of the Grand Prix winner reveal on September 1st. #Lexus #LexusDesignAward #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEdv7LUFh3h/?igshid=t0unmu8b0937
#Repost The Lexus Design Award 2020 has entered the homestretch. Catch up on the journey the finalists competing for the Grand Prix have gone on over the last six months ahead of the winner announcement on September 1st. #Lexus #LexusDesignAward #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEds5Jxh257/?igshid=1kr0w5z6nnphq
#Repost Since 2013, the Lexus Design Award has paired aspiring creators with established figures in the design world. Discover what the Lexus Design Award 2020mentors taught this year’s six finalists and what they think about the future of design. Save the date, September 1st at 6pm JST, to discover who becomes this year's Grand Prix winner. #Lexus #LexusDesignAward #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing @sho_shigematsu @phil_malouin @JoeDoucet @bethangray https://www.instagram.com/p/CEZaUrNhiKL/?igshid=1vz33cuxoc3aw
#Repost The Lexus Design Award 2020 finalists imagine a better tomorrow through their entries. Learn more about the six designers hoping to shape the future, from what inspired them to create to how they approach their work. Save the date, September 1st 6pm JST, to see who becomes this year’s Grand Prix winner. #Lexus #LexusDesignAward #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CETehwfBQI4/?igshid=1p28z4b5fmef1
#Repost @yankodesign ・・・ Here’s a look at the 6 Lexus Design Award 2020 finalists competing for the Grand Prix that will be announced on September 1st, 2020. - “Design for a Better Tomorrow” is the underlying theme of the #LexusDesignAward 2020. Currently in its 8th year, this year’s Lexus Design Award looks at solutions that have a uniquely positive impact on society, humanity, and in the process, to reward a new generation of designers for their impactful ideas. As the participants currently go through their prototyping phase, here’s a look at the 6 Grand Prix finalist designs. - 1. Flash Pak by Yaokun Wu. The life jacket is attached to lamp-poles in areas susceptible to flash floods, the FlashPak sits in its protective housing at regular times, but in the event of a flood, naturally rises to the surface thanks to the life-jacket’s innate buoyancy. - 2. Biocraft by Sutherlin Santo. A revolutionary material that combines natural biopolymers with emerging technology to create a new material that possesses capabilities like being able to extract CO2 from the air, rid the ambient environment of pollutants, or even disseminate nutrients into the atmosphere. - 3. Feltscape by Théophile Peju & Salvatore Cicero. The isolation chamber is equipped with sensors and kinetic mechanisms, the Feltscape can sense a user’s breathing patterns, allowing the isolation chamber’s smart membrane to react to its user’s breath. - 4. L.I.C.K. by Irina Samoilova. A body cleaner modeled on a cat’s tongue, with a soft cleaning surface with unique papillae that helps people who are unable to have a bath to clean themselves. - 5. Open Source Communities by BellTower. These open-sourced homes can help provide a safe and secure haven for people in developing areas, while helping designers leverage the power of open-source planning to effectively allocate resources, allowing communities to even be sustainable, energy-efficient, and eco-friendly by design! - 6. Pursewit by Aqsa Ajmal. With a relatively shallow learning curve, this sewing machine is uniquely positioned to help the visually impaired not just be independent, but also develop vocational skills that help them. https://www.instagram.com/p/CEOoYKAFSi2/?igshid=cyi26n02gxqx
Save the date, Sept 1st 2020, at 6pm JST to be wowed by the excellent work from talented designers in this year’s Lexus Design Award @tom_yaokun @samoylova_irene @sutherlinsanto @feltscape @aa.industrialdesigner “lexus #lexusdesignaward #lexusdesignaward2020 #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEOr6jAl0fn/?igshid=i6ptblcqgbh1
#Repost "It's a way of improving life, and making life more sustainable." Kenyan team BellTower used their entry to the Lexus Design Award 2020 as a way to rethink and improve communities in the developing world via smart open-source designs. Open Source Communities is inspired by the challenges they witness in their home country and a solution to substandard community planning for all of the developing world. #Lexus #LexusDesignAward #LDA2020 #ExperienceAmazing https://www.instagram.com/p/CEMOcydFVT5/?igshid=w7tq7kbdkif9