Projects which address issues of future spaces and possibilities, including responses to political, economic and social shifts and challenges (such as responses to, or reconsideration of, spaces such as housing, the workplace, retail, health and learning environments; equally, the innovative use of space or rethinking and reuse a familiar space with an unfamiliar purpose).
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.
Francesca Murialdo (chair) - Middlesex University
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Monica Franchin - Arts University Bournemouth
Paul Ring - Northumbria University
Andrew Thurman - York St John University
Adam Brinkworth is the founder of award-winning global design company Brinkworth. Brinkworth creates integrated environments that build communities, imbuing every detail with the DNA of a brand, building it into the very fabric of the project. Flexing between huge multinational clients and smaller niche brands, each project informs the next, opening opportunities for greater challenges.
Aliki Kylika is a practicing architect, interior designer and performance maker. Her commercial work showcases an extensive portfolio of work for prestigious clients including Harrods department stores, Rolls Royce Motor Cars, and the Marriott hotels. She is currently a Creative Lead at Virgile and Partners – Imagination and an active member of the Architects for Climate Action Network.
Cristina Morbi is a London-based Designer, working at the intersection of Landscape Architecture, Environmental Design and Public Art. In 2018, she founded Maetherea, a Studio Manifesto that combines research, design and construction of performative landscapes, site-specific interventions and ecological large-scale installations.
