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UGM, ITB students named Asia Young Designer Award winners
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Nippon Paint announces winners of the 2016 Asia Young Designer Award last Thursday. (Shutterstock/File)
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wo students from the University of Gajah Mada (UGM) and the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) were named winners in the 2016 Asia Young Designer Award (AYDA) competition.
As announced last Thursday, Anisa Yuli Rakhmanita from UGM and Nahja Akbar from ITB received Gold Awards in the Architecture and Interior Design categories, respectively.
Held by Osaka-based paint manufacturer Nippon Paint, the annual competition aims to appreciate young Indonesian architects and interior designers and provide local talent with mentoring and networking resources.
(Read also: A walk through Indonesia'™s architectural marvels)
Nippon Paint Indonesia CEO Jon Tan said in a press release that AYDA was not only a competition, but also a platform to increase creativity. “Through AYDA, we encouraged talented young people to be brave in accepting challenges, creating innovative concepts and ready to collaborate and compete in national and international settings.”
This year, the competition received up to 600 entries from nine local universities.
The Gold Award winners will take part in the Platinum Award of the regional Asia Young Designer Award slated for March next year, in which they will compete with the winners from 15 Asian countries like Japan, China, India, Taiwan, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. (kes)
