Three weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards China 2023

Three weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards China 2023

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Three weeks left to enter Dezeen Awards China 2023

Dezeen Awards China, in partnership with Bentley Motors, is open for entries. The entry period ends at midnight Beijing time on Thursday 24 August, after which late entry fees will apply.

Why enter Dezeen Awards China?

Dezeen Awards China will celebrate the best Chinese design talent and highlight Chinese architects and designers’ growing global influence.

Shortlisted and winning entries will receive significant recognition! They will receive a page on Dezeen’s WeChat account and on the Dezeen Awards China site.

Projects will also be featured on Dezeen’s social media, with a following of seven million, as well as in Dezeen’s newsletters to over half a million subscribers.

Who are the judges?

Your work will be judged by a panel of 15 leading professionals from the architecture and design world in China including Ma Yansong and Rossana Hu, as well as high-profile international figures such as Ilse Crawford and Michael Young.

Our judges are not only looking for beauty and innovation but also for projects that strive to benefit users and the environment. Full details of the judging process can be found on the terms and conditions page.

Who can enter?

Dezeen Awards China is for studios based in China! Entries from international firms will only be eligible if they have an office based in China that primarily delivered the project. It is open to studios large and small, with adjusted entry prices to avoid large companies dominating the categories.

Your project must have been completed between 1 September 2021 and 31 August 2023. Also, it doesn’t have to be located in China.

 

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