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Extended the deadline of the contest DesignWinMake INNOVecento Edition

Extended the deadline of the contest DesignWinMake INNOVecento Edition it has been modified: 2016-10-03 di hill

The deadline for submitting proposals for the fourth edition of DesignWinMake INNOVecento Edition has been extended by 15 days. The new edition that for the first time brings 3D printing to the museum.

 

It's  under the banner of experimentation and art DesignWinMake (www.designwinmake.it), The contest product design designed dall'ecommerce MakeTank (www.maketank.it) And the web magazine of furniture and design Arredativo.it (www.arredativo.it), Which this year can count on the partnership of Museo Novecento di Florence need Kentstrapper, company that produces and sells 3D Open Source printers.

And 'in fact dedicated to the design of a unique object created by the application of 3D press in the museum field, the new DesignWinMake INNOVecento Edition. The aim of the competition is to reward an object that combines design, art and architecture by declining the relationship between shape and color in original forms, starting from geometric elements transformed into visual and volumetric patterns. The challenge is aimed at creatives, makers and designers (individuals, groups or associations) who, taking advantage of the suggestions of some representative works of the Museo Novecento in Florence  Inter-ena-cube Paul Scheggi; radial twist Franco Grignani e Total space: rhythmic progressions simultaneous iterative by Mario Nigro - design a product with a strong innovative value.

To enter the competition is required to fill in a form published on the website of enrollment www.designwinmake.it and sending the project has been extended at October 17 2016. For all the technical specifications, please refer to the text of the notice available on the website of the competition. Participation in the contest is free.

The jury, composed of Laura Calligari (Arredativo.it), Luciano Cantini (Kentstrapper), Laura De Benedetto (MakeTank) Valentina Gensini (Twentieth Century Museum of Florence) and Alessandro Zambelli (designer), will evaluate the projects and announce by October 3 2016 winner DesignWinMake INNOVecento Edition. The first prototype of the project winner will be made to the technical partner expenses Kentstrapper and characterized by DWM and INNOVecento logo. The awarding of the winning project will take place in Florence by December 2016.

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