Synne Geirsdatter Frydenberg var en av 16 prisvinnere under vårens AHO Awards.
Prize for intelligent training jacket
During this year AHO Awards, 16 awards were handed out to studio and diploma projects that have excelled. One of the winners was a diploma candidate Synne Geirsdatter Frydenberg who received the Prize for interaction design for her diploma project where she has developed an intelligent cross-country skiing jacket.
AHO Awards is an opportunity for the school and the award sponsors to provide recognition for student projects that have excelled. This spring, 16 awards were handed out.
One of the projects that stood out was Synne Geirsdatter Frydenbergs diploma project Freke, where she has developed an intelligent training jacket, in collaboration with Helly Hansen and the German Research Frauhofer IZM. The jacket has built-in software and hardware components that the user can select and calibrate according to their needs.
But there were many interesting award winning projects, like the diploma project ‘Aided transportation’ by Mario Pereira Bostad and Fredrik Olsen which received the prize for both ‘Form and expression’ and ‘Innovation in design’ for their design of a wheelchair. See all award winners below.
AHO Awards Spring 2011:
Excellence in the use of timber
Sponsor: Trefokus
Winner: Anja Hole for the project ‘Kuba Hotel, a Landscape of Cubes for The Big and Small’
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Excellence in professionalism
Sponsor: Arkitektbedriftene i Norge
Winner: Hans-Kristian Hagen for the project ‘Et manifest uten utsikt’
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Excellence in the use of colour in architecture
Sponsor: Jotun
Winner: Ole Alexander Larsen for the project ’Puls’
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Excellent multidisciplinary innovative work
Sponsor: Arkitekturverkstedet i Oslo / Asplan Viak
Winner: Mats Kemppe Johansen for the project Outpost
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Excellence in transportation architecture
Sponsor: Statens Vegvesen
Winner: Sunniva Førland, Pernille Leivestad and Paul Patrick Donnelly for the project ‘One Singel, One Forest-Antwerpen Zuid (Mast west)’
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Excellence in architectural computer graphics
Sponsor: Graphisoft
Winner: Rikard Jaucis for the project ‘Kanskje kommer Kongen’
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Excellence in energy efficiency and sustainability in architecture
Sponsor: Lavenergiprogrammet
Winner: Camilla Erikstad and Hedda Fjermestas Aase for the project 'A small house in Tokyo'
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RIBA President’s Bronze Medal for 3rd year Bachelor project
Winner: Henrik Ødegård for the project ’Tøyen Square – a revitalization and expansion of the Centre og Tøyen’
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RIBA President’s Silver Medal for 5th year diploma project
Winner: Simen Storhaug Christiansen for the project ’Siste stopp neste by’
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Prize for interaction design
Sponsor: Making Wawes
Winner: Synne Geirsdatter Frydenberg for the project Freke
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Prize for sustainability in design
Sponsor: Franzefoss
Winner: Romain Briant for the project ’DDR Software’
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Prize for innovation in design
Sponsor: Norsk designråd
Winner: Mario E Pereira and Fredrik Bostad Olsen for the project ’Aided transportation’
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Prize for form and expression
Sponsor: Bonytt
Winner: Mario E Pereira and Fredrik Bostad Olsen for the project ’Aided transportation’
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Innovation Prize for User Centered Design and Technology
Sponsor: Creuna
Winner: Anne Lene Hårstad and Kaipei Feng for the project Telenor – My Family Events
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Prize for complexity and holistic approach
Sponsor: Norske industridesignere (MNID)
Winner: Andre Lygna for the project ’Origin’
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Excellence in the use of concrete or brickwork
Sponsor: Mur og betongbransjen Norge
Winner (group nomination): Peder Bakken, Sindre Blakkar, Veronica Berge, Saulius Bulavas, Eirik DammenWing Yi Hui, Jiao Luo, Sara Martinez, Adam Richards, Oda Solberg, Yuichiro Onuma, Lap Ming Wong ‘The Caochangdi Un-named Design Group - A Field Study’
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Published:
10.06.2011
Changed:
10.06.2011
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