Step One:

Educators – Read the Call for Entries which includes Category Descriptions, Judging Criteria and Terms & Conditions.

Step Two:

Educators – Register Your School and pay $60 (incl GST) + booking fee per entry by 17/3/10

Step Three:

Educators – Judge your students overall body of work and submit your Entrant Nominations Form outlining your top three student projects per category by email or fax by 1/4/10

Step Four:

Educators – Send the Entry Specifications to your nominated Students.

Step Five:

Students – Once nominated, read the Entry Specifications and submit your best project in the form of a presentation board and PDF on CD by 9/4/10

SPACE

• Interior Design

Residential, commercial or retail applications: designs should consider and resolve the treatment of space and spatial volume, structural requirements, traffic flow, furniture, fixtures, furnishings, overall lighting plans, surface finish and sustainable design practices..

• Interior Decoration

Residential or commercial applications: designs should consider surface decoration including colour applications in paint, fabric and furnishings, overall lighting plans and sustainable design practices.

• Exhibition / Display Design

Trade, retail or exhibition applications: designs should outline furnishings, fixtures, display stands, signage, visitor flow, overall floor plan and sustainable design practices.

IMAGE

• Visual Design

2D text, symbol or picture based applications: designs should have particular emphasis on clarity of communication, the matching of information styles to audience requirements and sustainable design practices.

OBJECT

• Industrial Design

Object, light fixtures or packaging applications: designs should focus on functional and aesthetic aspects, human usage and behaviour, and sustainable design practices. 

• Jewellery Design

Wearable applications: designs should pay particular attention to ergonomic, functional and aesthetic aspects, and sustainable design practices.

• Furniture Design

Movable object applications: designs should allow for all aspects of furniture that relate to human usage and behaviour, product appeal and sustainable design practices.

• Textile Design

Fabric applications for use in furniture, soft furnishings, clothing, vehicles, finishes, plastics or other products: designs should consider aesthetic and functional aspects, materials, weights, textures and sustainable design practices.

• Fashion Design – new 2010

Wearable applications: designs should include a focus on functional and aesthetic aspects, pay particular attention to relationship of the apparel to the human form and sustainable design practices.