Projects which address climate change, energy use, resource depletion, biodiversity, building reuse 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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Andrea Couture - Northumbria University
Laoura Englezou - Regent’s University London
Chloe Bullock is an interior designer and Director of Materialise Interiors, a practice working with clients to create more conscientiously sourced and specified interiors. Chloe has recently published ‘Sustainable Interior Design’ (RIBA Books), which demystifies how to be a sustainable interior designer, both within practice and on design projects. She is a founder member of Interior Design Declares.
Tringa Kelmendi is an architect at London-based Turner Works, a practice with a strong focus on creating sustainable communities and places with a new purpose. Tringa’s interests lie in increasing diversity in the architecture industry and working towards an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable future.
Amy Twigg is a graduate from Sheffield Hallam University and currently working at Ares Landscape Architects as a Landscape designer. Amy’s project ‘Common Ground’, was awarded a commendation in the IE 2023 Climate Emergency & Sustainability Awards.
