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The Royal College of Art: Postgraduate Art and Design

Design for our Future Selves Competition 2001

winners

first and second prizes were awarded in each of the four categories

 

competition 2001 home
 

   
 
 

Age

1st prize
Philip Phelan / Computer Related Design
> textbox

A service that allows older people to join the current text messaging craze using their televisions instead of a mobile phone
 

2nd prize
Victoria Robinson / Architecture & Interiors
> station campus

A richly innovative architectural project which turns Liverpool Street station into a learning and socialising space for University of the Third Age members
 

 

 
Work

1st prize
Mary Wagstaff / Ceramics & Glass
> in or out

A real exemplar of social inclusion. From tableware to furniture and clothing - this project has everything, including the beginnings of a strong Prison Service brand...
 

2nd prize
Priya Prakash / Computer Related Design
> showeraoke

A project with wow factor! A device that would make you start every working day with a smile on your face...
 

 

 
Mobility

1st prize (joint)
James Auger / Design Products
> social tele-presence

A highly imaginative experiment in tele-presence which opens up an exciting debate about the virtual experience of mobility
 

1st prize (joint)
Marie Lenclos / Communication Art & Design
> and those less able to stand

A short film which documents the personal difficulties faced by parents taking their children on public transport in London , with the potential to generate change in transport policy
 

 

 
Care

1st prize
Guy Robinson / Industrial Design Engineering
> life supports

A high-tech set of carbon fibre crutches styled to look like a piece of mainstream sports equipment. A radical repositioning of a standard medical aid, through research rigour and design excellence
 

2nd prize
Ben Wilson / Design Products
> hand driven trike

A trike for an 8 year old with only upper body strength. A design which understands the young disabled person's need for controlled danger and for social integration with their able-bodied contemporaries
 

a further eight entrants were highly commended...

 

Updated: 02 Jul 01
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