Sponsored by the Birgitta and Helge Olson Design Award, the work
on display was evaluated by a panel of judges consisting of
faculty and professional artists. Prizes are awarded in six
categories.
2-dimensional Design Category
Achievement Award
Elisa Massenzio — Design & Play Instinct
DES 115-F15, Instructor: Jiayi Young
Merit Award
Christine Knobel — Molas, Panama Applique
DES 160-F15, Instructor: Susan Avila
Honorable
Mention
Jhon De Guzman – Modus
DES1-F15, Instructor: James Housefield
3-dimensional Design Category
Achievement Award
Mary Doyl & Alexis Agoustari — Plasticity
DES 186-F15, Instructor: Tim McNeil
Merit Award
Caric Chow — Architectural Design
DES 134A-F15, Instructor: Mark Kessler
Honorable Mention
Fangzhou Ye — Animal & Food
DES 15-F15, Instructor: Melissa Chandon
Digital Screen-based Category
Achievement Award
Michael Villas — Water Waster
DES191C-F15, Instructor: Brett Synder
Merit Award
Michelle Lee — Untitled
DES 37-F15, Instructor: Glenda Drew
Honorable Mention
Christie Noe — Untitled
DES 37-F15, Instructor: Glenda Drew
Thanks to the judges for this year’s
competition:
Design Professor Jiayi Young, Morissa Rubin and Matthew Lechowick
For information about the Design Museum, click here.
Design-by-Design is the annual juried student competition
highlighting the breadth, talent, and diversity of the Department
of Design, as shown through the outstanding course work produced
over the past year.