As designers, we understand the inherent power that exists within what we produce – the power to influence behavior. And it’s why we, as designers, should be cognizant of the impact our work has – on individuals, corporations, society. Ourselves.
The AIGA (Re)designAwards are about rethinking that power and redirecting it to do the right thing by supporting and motivating the emerging ethos of a sustainable economy. This design competition is looking to recognize the best of the best in sustainable graphic design created by designers around the world.
Congratulations to the twenty-five winners of the 2009 AIGA (Re)designAwards. The winning pieces include identity, print collateral, web, video, package design, wayfinding, and exhibit design from designers, student designers and firms across North America. This work is truly inspiring and demonstrates the positive social and environmental impact design is making around the globe. view award winners
Judges Jim Ales, Marc Alt and Ann Willoughby selected three pieces that achieved outstanding visual, social and environmental results: frog design, Erin Williams and James Kyungmo Yang.
Thank you to all the designers, students and firms who entered their work into the inaugural AIGA (Re)designAwards. Thank you to AIGA Colorado for being an incredible host chapter. Thank you to the AIGA (Re)designAwards committee for initiating and propelling this powerful awards competition to recognize the value of socially and environmentally responsible design.
We will be announcing the next AIGA chapter to host AIGA (Re)designAwards. More information soon!
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