Material & Environmental Resolution Award

How a project is realised through material strategy, construction logic, and environmental response, and how these shape the human-scale qualities of interior space.

Event Sponsors

MillerKnoll

Focus:

  • Climate-responsive design strategy
  • Integration of material strategy and design concept
  • Understanding of construction, assembly, detailing and future re-use
  • Environmental and sustainable approaches, including climate awareness
  • Evidence of material exploration or technical development
  • Contribution of material choices to spatial, and tactile experiences

Why:

This award recognises that materials are not only technical or environmental decisions, but fundamental to how interiors are perceived, inhabited, and experienced.

Winners

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Winner

Flora Berki

Atlantic Technological University

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Highly Commended

Aini Arina Fadzil

Edinburgh College of Art

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Highly Commended

Emma Pearson

Nottingham Trent University

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Shortlisted

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Shortlisted

Ben McArthur

Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design – University of Dundee

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Shortlisted

Finlay Bowlzer

University of the West of England

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Shortlisted

Isabella Gibbons

The Glasgow School of Art

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Shortlisted

Jingru Miao

Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London

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Shortlisted

Talia Hepburn

University of Westminster

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Winning progressing students

  • Student Name Academic Institution Submission
  • Kitty May Ellis - Winner

    Manchester Metropolitan University

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  • Joyce Wu - Highly Commended

    Edinburgh College of Art

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Shortlisted progressing students

Longlist