Design for all. Future technology and daily living.

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SEOUL DESIGN FAIR 2010 together with designboom promotes an international design competition.
participation is open to applicants from every country in the world, to professionals, students, and design-enthusiasts.
free registration required.

Seoul international design competition 2010 is hosted by Seoul metropolitan government and organized by Seoul design foundation in collaboration with designboom.

Design for all. Future technology and daily living.

Is the motto of Seoul international design competition 2010 envisions the realization of an egalitarian society and human values through design proposals that are easy, convenient, and pleasant to use.
especially in the environment of a contemporary city, as well as product and space, the importance of communication is rapidly increasing (most of it is based on digital technology), and design can bring convenience, safety, equality and pleasure to citizens through establishing a new order between components constituting a city.

the “design for all” objective is made to increase the efforts and the pursuit of design production that can be shared by all, removing emotional and physical barriers by becoming an universal communicative social solution.

the total prize money of Seoul design competition 2010 amounts to USD 26,000 ...


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