Recycling design award

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The RecyclingDesignpreis has been awarded since 2007 by the Herford Working Group Recycling eV (Recycling Börse! ) As part of a national or, in the meantime, international competition and is endowed with € 2,500. More than 600 designers from 16 countries took part in the 6th competition in 2013, including around two thirds from Germany. The exhibition of selected works takes place regularly in the Museum MARTa Herford . This was followed in 2013 and 2015 by exhibitions at the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau, the Museum der Dinge in Berlin and the stilwerk design centers in Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne and Vienna. The 8th RecyclingDesignpreis (2017) was awarded on January 28, 2018 in the MARTa Herford and presented there with further selected works until April 22, 2018.

Competition criteria

The award is given to work that turns waste and production residues into objects for everyday, practical or decorative use. The motto of the award is: "Design instead of throwing away - the hidden meaning of things that are thrown away". The submitted designs are assessed according to the following criteria: design quality - utility value - feasibility (with physically and mentally handicapped people, youth workshops, employment initiatives, in the handicrafts) - environmental compatibility - novelty - future potential.

Competition target

There is a demand for designs for recycling products that can be manufactured by institutions for promoting employment or by craft businesses . Some of the first products to be produced in small series are presented to the platform for second sense. ZweiSinn is a network of craft businesses, qualification companies, workshops for people with disabilities, designers, etc. whose aim is to create meaningful work. The Herford Working Group Recycling eV, which organizes the Recycling Design Prize, is part of this network.

organizer

The Arbeitskreis Recycling eV was founded in 1984 in Herford and has since created jobs and qualification positions by recycling valuable materials and reusing used items. The association runs second-hand department stores in Herford, Löhne, Bünde, Bielefeld and Spenge and is culturally involved, e.g. B. with the RecyclingDesignpreis.

Conditions of participation

Eligible are (prospective) designers and creative professionals from the trade. Since 2008 there has also been a separate competition department for schoolchildren and trainees from East Westphalia-Lippe .

jury

  • Véronique Souben, Frac Haute-Normandie, Director
  • Lieven Daenens, Director Design Museum Gent (until 2013)
  • Jan Hoet , († February 27, 2014) was a Belgian art historian and exhibition curator
  • Udo Holtkamp, ​​RecyclingBörse !, Arbeitskreis Recycling eV, Herford
  • Roland Nachtigäller , Director MARTa Herford
  • Oliver Schübbe, OS2 Designgroup, Herford
  • Véronique Souben, Director of FRAC Haute-Normandie
  • Constanze Unger, Head of Academy Design, Münster
  • Imke Volkers, Museum of Things , Berlin
  • Hermann August Weizenegger , Potsdam University of Applied Sciences
  • Verena Wriedt , Detmold School for Architecture and Interior Design
  • Sabine Voggenreiter, Design Management, Cologne
  • Max Borka, design theorist and curator, Berlin
  • Carina Bischof, Upcycling Fashion Store, Berlin
  • Dana Giesecke, FUTURZWEI. Berlin Foundation
  • Jaana Prüss, cultural activist, Berlin

Prize Winner (Design)

2007

  1. Lea Brumsack (headwind)
  2. Petra Jäger (Teneo)
  3. Katharina Krämer & Katja Wischnewski (The patient ones)
  4. Arkadius Quittek (swarm)

2008

  1. Fabian Achterberg (MIKADO)
  2. Christian Thomas (Re-Cycling)
  3. Juliane Kottulla & Manuel Telschow (practical table), Hannes Gutschow (bench), Ludwig Schilling (Lamoon)

2009

  1. Grzegorz Cholewiak (Patery)
  2. Attila Saygel & Lorenz Schreiber (ad to light), Daniela Loraing (Disk-o-Kugel), Max Neustadt (The Røhrichs)

2010

  1. Jeanette Jakob (Murx)
  2. Christopher Hoecker (The sweater out of the pocket)
  3. Cordula Kehrer (Bow Bins)

2012

  1. Lea Gerber & Samuel Coendet (Outsiders)
  2. Felix Kaiser & Dirk Wember (DIN 1317)
  3. Waltraud Münzhuber (interweave your favorite film), Silke Koch (After Gravity's Rainbow)

2013

  1. Henry Baumann (130 - bench, lamp, table)
  2. Daria Wartalska (recycling set - tableware)
  3. Markus Heinsdorff, Christoph Rapp & Andreas Zeiselmair (Rotor - Mobile Small Water Power Plant)

2015

  1. Emmy Galle and Bruno Winter from Munich / BRD (hand over the spoon - everyday cutlery made from disused eating utensils with an enamel coating)
  2. Césare Peeren from Rotterdam / Netherlands (blade made furniture - objects made from disused rotor blades of wind turbines)
  3. Camilla Carrara from Milan / Berlin (zerobarracento - textiles and clothing made from waste materials from (tree) wool production)

2017

  1. Sep Verboom from De Pinte / Belgium (ROPE rug made from recycled ropes from shipping in the Philippines)
  2. Lea Schücking from Kassel / FRG (Shards - decorative tiles made of bricks and waste glass)
  3. Anna Sophia Flemmer from Hanover / BRD (SAME: SAME clothing collection suitable for the blind from discarded residues)

swell

  1. ↑ Recycling Design Award: 7th RecyclingDesign Award. Retrieved January 28, 2018 .
  2. ↑ Recycling Design Award: 8th RecyclingDesign Award. Retrieved January 28, 2018 .

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