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Good Design Award 2007!

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Jan 24, 2008
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What a nice way to end 2007 and roll into 2008 with a flying start!

My team and I have won a Good Design Award 2007 from the The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design for our Dragon Electrostatic Speaker Product Range. This product was also recently featured in Wired Magazine issue 15.03

This win was particularly sweet, as it was a product that we recommended, pushed, and developed as part of our ongoing research into trends, consumer markets and technology. This speaker is also a cumulative milestone example of our evolving design language strategy that I had mapped out for the brand and product category about 3 years ago.

gd.gifFor the 2007 edition of GOOD DESIGN, The Chicago Athenaeum received hundreds of applications from 6 continents contributing to the international importance of the historic GOOD DESIGN Awards. Over 400 products and graphic designs were selected by a distinguished jury of recognized architects, designers, and authorities in the design world for recent designs worthy of the Museum’s GOOD DESIGN Award, attesting to the design energy, vitality, and current innovation in global design today.

This year’s edition was the “Corporate Who’s Who” worldwide: 3M., adidas International, Apple Computer, Bang & Olufsen, Black and Decker, BMW AG., Boeing Corporation, Robert Bosch, British Airways, DaimlerChrysler, Eastman Kodak Company, Electrolux, Epson America, Festo AG., Ford Motor Company, Fujitsu Limited, General Motors Corporation, Harman Kardon, Herman Miller, Hewlett Packard, Intel Corp., Knoll, Inc., LG Electronics, Liz Claiborne, Inc., Logitech, Lutron, Melitta, Mercedes-Benz, Microsoft, Olympus, Owens Corning, Samsung, Siemens, Sun-Disk, T-Mobile, Tupperware, Unilever, Villeroy + Boch AG., and Whirlpool Corporation.

It look like that we are part of a very nice cohort of designers and companies. Also we are 1 of the 6 Good Design Awards that was given out to designers and manufacturers from Singapore. Still along way to go compared to the United States’ 270 awards haul, but I think this is a great start for the Industrial Design Industry in Singapore.

Well our 5 minutes of fame is up, so back to work! Heh-heh.

(Do note: This speaker was recently renamed and repositioned as part of the Nakamichi’s iconic Dragon range.)





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  • Comments

    drew kora
    Jan 24, 08 – 1:34 am

    Congrats! That has to feel really good to win such a prestigious, international award. Rock on.

    Kevin
    Jan 24, 08 – 3:57 am

    Congrats! That’s awesome, especially coming from a tiny island known as Singapore :)

    yankodesign
    Jan 24, 08 – 7:52 am

    Congratulations!!!! Go Brian go!

    cybrpnk
    Jan 24, 08 – 8:50 am

    congratulations!!! i now know a famous designer!!! woohoo…keep up the excellent work…

    Trendinsights
    Jan 24, 08 – 5:30 pm

    Congrats!! Keep it up!

    csven
    Jan 25, 08 – 6:01 am

    Well done. Congratulations to you and the team.

    DT
    Jan 25, 08 – 7:19 am

    Dear friends,

    Thank you very much for the kind compliments. I really appreciate it. Please do keep in touch as I love hearing from all of you.

    Mario Vellandi
    Feb 01, 08 – 3:48 am

    Looks nice; congrats!

    air jordan
    Mar 17, 08 – 7:06 am

    so nice!

    DT
    Mar 17, 08 – 10:09 am

    Hi Mario and air jordan,

    Thanks for your comment and for stopping by!

    Gift box
    Mar 11, 09 – 12:21 am

    yes.good design,very nice.


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