Young Turkish Designers for Packaging Have Been Awarded

24 November 2020 14:43

The winners of 16^th Packaging Design National Student Competition 2020 where a total of 101 projects compete have been announced. The competition is organized by Turkish Packaging Manufacturers Association (ASD) with the contribution of Eurasia Packaging Istanbul Exhibition in collaboration with Reed TÜYAP every year.

The winners of the 16^th Packaging Design National Student Competition 2020 were announced. Following the evaluation made by the Selection Committee on 101 projects that applied for the competition, a total of 17 projects were awarded. The committee had met virtually to evaluate projects for two days.

Selçuk University Department of Industrial Design and TOBB ETÜ University of Economics & Technology Department of Industrial Design students Berk Can Yıldız and Eylül Hıfzıoğlu wons the competition with the 'Crack't ' project while Selçuk University Department of Industrial Design student İlyas Sımpı̇l came in second with her 'Ojo' project, followed by Eskişehir Technical University Department of Industrial Design Rabı̇a Elı̇f Bulut with her 'Standbox' project.

The first winner of the competition was awarded 6,000 TL, the second winner was awarded 4,000 TL and the third winner 3,000 TL while three students who received honorary mentions were rewarded with 1,500 TL prize. Top three winners are now entitled to receive free "ASD & TÜYAP Educational Scholarship” for 12 months as well.

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