Projects which address climate change, energy use, resource depletion, biodiversity and other ways in which people can live within the Earth’s natural limits.
The Awards are sponsored by the Royal College of Art, the world’s leading art and design university, which offers MA and short course programmes in Interior Design.
Sophie Ungerer (chair), Camberwell College of Arts, UAL
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Graeme Brooker, Royal College of Arts
Michael Westthorp, Middlesex University
Judges:
Matt Driscoll is a founding director of Threefold Architects, a London-based architecture practice. Working on a wide range of project, Threefold focusses on making buildings and spaces which help us to be more collaborative, healthy, inspired and productive, and which strive to have a positive footprint.
Briony Manning is a practising architectural designer and associate at Fluid Architects, with a focus on urban design and master planning, and an interest in social, experiential, and sustainable creation of the built environment. Holding an MA in Sustainable Design, Briony seeks to apply this knowledge across her multidisciplinary roles.
Ashley Powell is the IE 2022 Climate Emergency & Sustainability Award winner. His winning project ‘Holm’ tackled the water pollution crisis by creating a ‘flagship for river swimming’. After graduating from now works as a 3D Designer at multidisciplinary design agency, The One Off, designing retail, workplace and hospitality environments for leading brands across the world.
