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3rd Place: The Treehouse : Dayle Wener from BHC School of Design -
3rd Place: The Treehouse : Dayle Wener from BHC School of Design -
3rd Place: The Treehouse : Dayle Wener from BHC School of Design -
2nd Place: Fastlane_Stop : Ian Winfield from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University -
2nd Place: Fastlane_Stop : Ian Winfield, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Department of Architecture, Lecturer: Donald Flint -
2nd Place: Fastlane_Stop : Ian Winfield from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University -
1st Place: Re- charge : James Mayer from Tshwane University of Technology -
1st Place: Re- vitalise : James Mayer from Tshwane University of Technology -
1st Place: Re- energise : James Mayer from Tshwane University of Technology
WORDS Chantél Hans
This year the Caesarstone Student Designer 2014 competition challenged participants to conceptualise the service station of the future. Themed Re_Charge, the brief was focused on electronic cars and how best to meet the needs of their drivers. Here are the top three entries.
1st Place
James Mayer, Tshwane University of Technology, Department of Interior Design, Lecturer: Rene van der Merwe
2nd Place
Ian Winfield, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Department of Architecture, Lecturer: Donald Flint
3rd Place
Dayle Wener, BHC School of Design, Department of Interior Design, Lecturer: Donna Fergus
The winning student and their lecturer will enjoy a trip to an international design fair of their choice worth R80 000. The runner up and second runner up won R10 000 and R5 000, respectively.
Be sure to check out the Caesarstone Student Designer 2015 brief available for download now.
