PRIZE:<\/strong>\u00a0FOCUS Therapy Game<\/strong> FOCUS is a new therapeutic game designed to develop the habit of exercising your eyes. It promotes creativity by creating a distinctive writing font through the use of certain eye exercises. Such exercises on a regular basis are one of the easiest ways to help your eyes. The purpose of this method is not to achieve a cure in itself but is an alternative way to relax and strengthen your eye muscles.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0E-CHARGE Electric Vehicle Charging Station E-CHARGE allows you to charge an electric vehicle in any suitable environment. The aesthetic stainless steel design guarantees a perfect fit in public areas. Offices, public car parks and households are the key locations for this charging station. The modular design allows you to select any desired combination.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0PILK Fluid Meter and Spoon<\/strong> The PILK spoon was designed to address the daily challenges faced by blind and partially sighted people in determining when to stop pouring liquids. A float integrated into the handle of the spoon rises with the level of the liquid. As the liquid approaches the rim of the vessel, magnets on top of the float and at the top of the handle snap together. The sound alerts the individual to stop pouring. The spoon hooks over the rim of the vessel, ensuring stability and measurement accuracy. As the float rises, its centre of gravity changes, but the spoon remains stable.<\/p>\n COSTUME DESIGN<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:<\/b>\u00a0THINK TWICE Unique Coat Collection <\/strong> THINK TWICE is an exciting line of coats inspired by the films of the director Wes Anderson. The line of one-piece clothing was designed using natural eco leather and scraps of fabric. The fabrics \u2013 neoprene net, denim, cotton and tailored fabric \u2013 acquire a stronger visual identity, weight and shape when combined with architectural compositions of leather. These coats are designed for the spring and summer season with ergonomic characteristics \u2013 they are light and are easy to fold away, taking up little space in your wardrobe (bonus: they\u2019re non-shrinkable).<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0GIRL POWER Clothing Collection<\/strong> GIRL POWER is a creative clothing collection inspired by perceived standards of beauty and the mass media. Teenage girls are affected by the images they see online or on TV and due to social approval they reject their own natural body image. Inspired by beauty, fashion and myself, I\u2019ve created clothing that employs humour to help understand the problem.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0DUCKTAIL Raincoat This raincoat has a detachable extended back piece that can either be removed or changed with a different-coloured tail. The \u2018ducktail\u2019 protects from the rain and also serves as a great style element. The raincoat can also easily be folded into its hood.<\/p>\n FASHION ACCESSORIES<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0DOOQ Modular Sandals for Women<\/strong> DOOQ is the world\u2019s first fully customizable modular sandals. All elements of DOOQ sandals can be changed, so women can always get new parts and adapt them to changing fashion trends. The detailed design, soft lining and medical grade silicone tube between the toes ensure a perfect fit and are comfortable to walk in. The design is protected by the European Union and the United States.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0AUKSO SIETELIS Scarf Collection Aukso Sietelis (The Golden Sieve) is a collection of seven different scarves, the design of which was inspired by the illustrations and vivid, bright and geometric patterns of Birut\u0117 \u017dilyt\u0117 from a book of the same name by Latvian author Janis Rainis, published in the 1970s. The collection is produced using digital printing technology on textiles and is designed very much with today\u2019s consumer in mind.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0EMBRACING TOUCH Jewellery Collection<\/strong> This jewellery collection is a continuous project investigating what kinds of forms and functions the human body can provide. Its silver and bronze pieces lie naturally on the body and become something like an extension of it.<\/p>\n FURNITURE AND LIGHTING<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0PILL Table-Cabinet The multifunctional PILL table-cabinet works great in any treatment against clutter and messy environments. It\u2019s a round cabinet that can be fixed to a wall and instantly transform into a fully-functional working place, dressing table, even a bar. Attach it at standard table height, a bit higher or a bit lower \u2013 it\u2019s up to you. The shelving system inside is designed to allow the user to easily change and adapt it \u2013 it can hold a laptop, files, catalogues, books or any other personal items. It also comes equipped with sockets and the option of integrating LED lights.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0PLISE Lamp <\/strong> Monumental, the Plise lamp is a contemporary version of a classical model. Illusory materials and a deceptive impression of weight are enhanced by the lamp\u2019s substantial format. Unique INDI \u2018papercrete\u2019 technology creates the impression of concrete yet maintains a light weight.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0MUDU Mirror<\/strong> MUDU\u2019s design aims to break the standard misconception that a mirror is just a flat object on the wall. Instead, it employs a sculptural approach, creating a volumetric piece of furniture. The shell of the mirror exploits the possibilities provided by the material Corian \u2013 curved lines, a uniform shape and durability. The design concept is based on contrasts \u2013 a solid volume against light wireframe, simplicity of shape against attention to detail, a curved shell against straight lines. The two distinct parts of the mirror \u2013 shell and frame \u2013 meet in an elegant wooden detail that creates the impression of one piece resting on the other.<\/p>\n PRODUCT \/ INDUSTRIAL DESIGN<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0EXO x3M Splints<\/strong> The EXO \u2018x3m\u2019 series of full-immobilisation 3D printed splints are used to treat neck, arm, wrist and finger injuries and are lightweight, strong and durable, waterproof and skin-friendly \u2013 and are automatically adapted to fit every patient\u2019s anatomy. EXO x3M are the first splints in the world that give the opportunity for performing physiotherapy procedures without having to remove the splint, helping to reduce any post-traumatic complications. They are also extremely light \u2013 an arm splint weights 60 grams, a finger splint only 4 grams.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0RUBEDO CVM Stereo Camera <\/strong> Rubedo CVM is a computerized optical vision module consisting of an 8 mm, f\/2.2 (38 mm) stereo camera and Nvidia Tegra K1 computer that provides high-definition images and accurate measurements of environment depth and can extract features of interest in real time. It has been designed for the most challenging applications, including autonomous vehicle control, aerial mapping, collision avoidance, security and surveillance. Rubedo CVM is significantly cheaper, lighter and less power hungry than the conventional 3D LIDAR technology used today in mobile robot navigation and object sensing.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0BIRD BnB: A Fold-out Birdhouse Hey, bird! Looking for a place to stay? Bird BnB is a fold-out birdhouse. Just pull on the ropes, and voila! Place it on a wall, tree or balcony \u2013 it looks great in any environment. Bird BnB is designed specifically for smaller birds (sorry, pigeons). It has a spacious wooden roof terrace birdies can enjoy and a rope for chilling out on. Bird BnB comes with full human breakfast leftovers, be it granola, croissant or nachos. So stay as long as you want, but remember \u2013 no loud twittering after midnight.<\/p>\n INTERIOR ELEMENTS<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0IGNORANCE IS BLISS Tableware Ignorance Is Bliss is a set of tableware, glass plates and table runners created in an effort to find new uses for metal waste. Six different samples of sludge from environments such as a zinc factory, soil remediation and water companies were collected. The designer then experimented with various techniques to use this waste in a transformative manner. Metals have colouring properties when applied to certain materials. Agn\u0117 mixed the waste with porcelain clay, glaze, glass and textiles. These pieces will hopefully become a thread connecting past abuse with current reuse, and future (blissful) awareness.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0NOT TRASH Recycling Bags We believe that in the future the world will be trash-free. With this project, we want to attract the attention of designers and manufacturers to start designing and making products out of recycled materials. We found out that advertisement board tarpaulins are taken down practically new, so we decided to make recycling bags out of them. The bags are light and can be folded to fit into a backpack.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0WAVES Dish Collection<\/strong> This collection of dishes has been made using exclusively natural Lithuanian ceramic techniques. A very special effect is possible when hot ceramics are soaked in bread leaven, which makes the dish solid and paints it in different textures and shades. These special dishes are not just regular material objects \u2013 they also stand for values shared by traditional crafts in a modern context. This encourages us to encourage responsibility for consumption, highlights the advantages of handmade objects and allows artists to place values in the context of modern applications.<\/p>\n INTERIOR<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0MARTYNAS MA\u017dVYDAS LITHUANIAN NATIONAL LIBRARY Interior A new interior design for the Martynas Ma\u017evydas Lithuanian National Library was created in the context of the renovation of the building, which was originally constructed in 1963. Many elements including the interior spaces, structural plan, interior elements and finishing materials are protected by strict heritage regulations. The interior spaces were therefore left essentially intact and many elements and materials were restored or recreated. However, many new functions were introduced within the existing spaces on the six floors of the building: a few hundred workspaces for visitors, spaces for co-working, coffee shops, a conference room, gallery, recording studio, cinema room, arts incubator, daycare centre and more. A lot of attention was put into aesthetic solutions that highlight the relationship between \u2018old\u2019 and \u2018new\u2019. A modern homogeneous structure of black furniture and other elements was created, which now forms a new identity for the library.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0RISE VILNIUS Interior Rise Vilnius is a home for FinTech start-ups in Vilnius. The office had to represent the Rise idea \u2013 to be exciting, innovative and welcoming. Every space was designed to fit the user. There are many small corners where office users can enjoy a quiet moment to concentrate, have a discussion with a fellow start-up or a phone conversation in the phone booths. Interior colours include white walls, a grey ceiling (to match the piping) and black detailing (glass wall, ceiling lights, door handles), but the main feature is oak wood, which makes a big difference \u2013 the place feels welcoming and much warmer than a cold, industrial, loft feel.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0TRIP SHOP Interior<\/strong> The interior of Trip Shop reveals the multi-layered character of the city through unfinished, sometimes rough surfaces that are balanced with sophisticated and refined design elements. Seeking to reflect the origins of street culture, the design of this minimalist streetwise fashion and skateboarders\u2019 shop resorts to primary materials. The shop\u2019s attraction points are the rainbow-like galvanized steel hanging sculptures, their form and colour changing according to the viewing angle. The ceiling presents a black box that frames and combines all of the interior elements. It outlines the difference between the perception of physical objects and what is beyond perception.<\/p>\n PUBLICATION<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0Book Without a Name<\/strong> This is a book with 12 stories about the experiences of people whose family members have committed suicide. The idea for the name and cover came after reading all of the stories. We chose the colour cyan for the design, which around the world symbolizes support for people who have survived suicide or have experienced a suicide in the family. The main difference between this and other books is that all 12 stories are \u2018packaged\u2019 in paper. In other words you have to cut the pages to read the stories. And after reading all of the stories you will have a book with 12 cut pages, open stories and lives you can\u2019t fix.<\/p>\n The crux of the Master\u2019s thesis of Barbora Adamonyt\u0117 is smell and its interactions with people. Smell is invisible and can only be detected by our noses \u2013 this feature is visualised using a white empty space, giving the reader better focus on the text. Attention is paid to the use of typography and quotes.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0TADA by Algis Gri\u0161kevi\u010dius This is a book of photographs taken between 1985 and 1995, documenting the changes Lithuania was going through in winning back its freedom, and which were used as visual materials and inspiration for paintings. Surreal Soviet-era surroundings are revealed in the photographs, but the photographer\u2019s constructive gaze purifies the Soviet architectural landscape towards symmetric compositions, turning them into almost sculptural compositions.<\/p>\n SERVICES AND SOCIAL DESIGN<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0WHAT\u2019S YOUR PLAN B? Communication Tool Every year in Lithuania, 30 people die while waiting for an organ transplant. At least 400 people are constantly waiting for a transplant, while around 150 transplants are carried out each year. This topic is relevant not only locally but globally. The message is about the will of a dead person to allow his or her organs and tissues to be used in this way. The question is why family members experience fear, mistrust of doctors and the feeling that they have become owners of the body of someone close to them. This project considers which design tools can be used for the appropriate and acceptable form of communication for a donor\u2019s will. We are always ready to receive, but are we eager to give?<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0CENTRE FOR CIVIL EDUCATION Visual Identity The whole of the display at this centre is based on tactile technologies, interactive games and innovative graphic solutions. The core of its visual identity is the figure of a star reflecting folklore ornamentation. It also becomes a symbol of constant change, where all geometric figures flow into one, creating a unique mosaic. During the creative process, special attention was given to the colours used and the creation of pictograms to express a \u2018call to action\u2019 feature. Various geometric patterns also play an important role. Each graphic solution required deep thinking in its execution so that the visuals are easy to understand, inviting, consistent, innovative and original.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0GARDEN OF EUROPE Infographic Light Installation<\/strong> Garden of Europe is a 300 sqm area covered in 28 tall, swaying bouquets of light \u2013 each representing an EU member state. The size and height of each bouquet represent the size and population of one of the EU members. Population is a key factor in deciding a country\u2019s voting powers in the European Parliament and EU Council. This infographic light installation is placed proportionally to an actual map of Europe.<\/p>\n VISUAL IDENTITY<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n PRIZE:\u00a0BI\u010cI\u0172 S\u0104SKRYDIS 7 CONTEMPORARY DANCE FESTIVAL Visual Identity This festival is like an experimental stage for professional dancers to try out new things and for new talents to test themselves on stage. Two contemporary dancers were asked to dance on blank posters using paints. The experimental composition of the dance was made collaboratively. Ten different posters and a short film was made during the dance session.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0AUGA Organic Food Packaging AUGA is an organic food brand from Lithuania whose produce comes from environmentally friendly farms and fields across the country, making it the country\u2019s biggest organic food producer. While creating the packaging for all of the products we kept in mind one idea \u2013 it should be clean and clear, just like the environment where the products grow. The packaging is divided into two parts: sky and ground. The \u2018ground\u2019 colour represents the product\u2019s natural appearance and nutritional value, while \u2018sky\u2019 is used to represent the brand and product name. At the centre of the packaging is always the main hero \u2013 the product. We see a perfect balance surrounding each product.<\/p>\n DIPLOMA:\u00a0FRESH POST Salad and Juice Packaging This packaging comes in a unique flower blossom shape (\u2018Fresh\u2019), but when it\u2019s closed it looks like a parcel ready for posting \u2013 the paper, shape and postmarks sealed on the package after preparing the salad: best before, ingredients, etc. (\u2018Post\u2019). Fresh Post salad and juice takeaway packaging consists of a salad box with unique parts for bread, sauceboat, knife and fork and glass of juice, plus the external section. The salad box can be transformed into an individual plate, the exterior packing into a lunch tray. We don\u2019t use glue in any part of the packaging.<\/p>\n “Panama Banana” is an outdoor furniture that could be used as a hammock and also as football goal for beach sports. It easily folds flat so it does not take much space and it is easy to carry. It is a perfect combination for a great day of active relaxation at the beach!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Jury of this year contest:<\/p>\n May 2 at the Museum of Applied Arts and Design in Vilnius awards ceremony of national design contest GOOD DESIGN was held for the sixth time already. 10 prizes, 20 diplomas and a special people’s choice prize were delivered to the winners of the contest. Lithuanian design prize GOOD DESIGN is a national contest aimed…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":10202,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[2,43],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-10201","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-uncategorized","category-news","entry","has-media"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nDesigners: Dovydas \u0160altanovas, Agn\u0117 Kavaliauskait\u0117. Supervisor, lecturer: R\u016bta Mickien\u0117
\nVilnius College of Design<\/p>\n![\"1.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/1.-Terapinis-zaidimas-FOCUS-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Denis Orlenok
\nClient: Elseta<\/p>\n![\"2.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/2.-Elektromobiliu-krovimo-stotele-E-CHARGE-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Kasparas Starinskas
\nVilnius Academy of Arts<\/p>\n![\"3.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/3.-Saukstai-akliesiems-PILK-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Viktorija Bugajenko
\nClient: Zefyras<\/p>\n![\"4.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/4.-Paltai-THINK-TWICE-min-684x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Pretty Ugly
\nVilnius Academy of Arts<\/p>\n![\"5.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/5.-Drabuziu-kolekcija-GIRL-POWER-min-684x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Virginija Gildut\u0117, Vigita Garbuzait\u0117 \/ Ducktail Raincoats<\/p>\n![\"6.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/6.-Lietpaltis-DUCKTAIL-683x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: Vismantas Kasteckas, Rasa Pekarskait\u0117<\/p>\n![\"7.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/7.-Avalyne-DOOQ-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Milita Bal\u010daityt\u0117, Elz\u0117 Sakalinskait\u0117 \/ Indigo Textile
\nClient: Design Fund<\/p>\n![\"8.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/8.-Skareles-AUKSO-SIETELIS-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Marija Puipait\u0117
\nPhotographer: Vytautas Narkevi\u010dius
\nDesign Academy Eindhoven<\/p>\n![\"9.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/9.-Juvelyrika-EMBRACING-TOUCH-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Dalius Razauskas
\nClient: EMKO<\/p>\n![\"10.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/10.-Stalas-spintele-PILL-min-768x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Simonas Tarvydas \/ INDI<\/p>\n![\"11.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/11.-Sviestuvas-PLISE-1024x731.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: Povilas \u017dakauskas, Povilas Daugis \/ HEIMA architects
\nClient: jot.jot<\/p>\n![\"12.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/12.-Veidrodis-MUDU-1024x663.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Gintar\u0117 \u010cerniauskait\u0117
\nClients: Vilnius Academy of Arts, Creatus<\/p>\n![\"13.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/13.-Itvarai-EXO-X3M-1024x684.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: Saulius Jara\u0161ius, Andrius \u017demaitis
\nClient: Rubedo sistemos<\/p>\n![\"14.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/14.-RUBEDO-stereokamera-1024x576.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Martynas Kazimier\u0117nas, Vytautas Ge\u010das, Paulius Vitkauskas
\nClient: MARCH<\/p>\n![\"15.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/15.-Surenkamas-inkilas-BIRD-BnB-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Agn\u0117 Ku\u010derenkait\u0117
\nDesign Academy Eindhoven<\/p>\n![\"16.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/16.-Stalo-objektai-IGNORANCE-IS-BLISS-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Julius Bu\u010delis
\nClient: NOT TRASH<\/p>\n![\"17.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/17.-Maisai-NOT-TRASH-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigner: Vita Vaitiek\u016bnait\u0117
\nVilnius Academy of Arts<\/p>\n![\"18.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/18.-Keramika-BANGOS-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Jok\u016bbas Jurgelis, Laimis Valan\u010di\u016bnas, Jurga Marcinauskait\u0117 \/ 2XJ architects
\nClient: Martynas Ma\u017evydas Lithuanian National Library<\/p>\n![\"19.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/19.-LNB-interjeras-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Ieva Folk
\nClient: Rise<\/p>\n![\"20.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/20.-RISE-VILNIUS-interjeras-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: Laura Malcait\u0117, Dmitrij Kudin, Karolina Ja\u0161inskait\u0117 \/ Inblum
\nClient: TRIP SHOP<\/p>\n![\"21.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/21.-TRIP-SHOP-interjeras-1024x684.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: Tadas Kazakevi\u010dius, Karolis R\u016bkas
\nClients: Alma Littera, Mykolas Majauskas<\/p>\n![\"22.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/22.-Knyga____________-1024x683.jpg\")
\nDIPLOMA:\u00a0THE INTERACTION OF NUTRITION AND SMELL IN THE DAILY CYCLE, by BARBORA ADAMONYT\u0116
\n<\/strong>Designer: Jon\u0117 Mi\u0161kinyt\u0117
\nClient: Barbora Adamonyt\u0117<\/p>\n![\"23.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/23.-Leidinys-MAITINIMOSI-IR-KVAPU-SAVEIKA-DIENOS-CIKLE-758x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Gytis Skud\u017einskas
\nClient: NoRoutine Books<\/p>\n![\"24.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/24.-Algio-Griskeviciaus-knyga-TADA-1024x485.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designer: Aust\u0117ja \u0160eput\u0117
\nVilnius Academy of Arts<\/p>\n![\"25.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/25.-Komunikacine-priemone-KOKS-TAVO-PLANAS-B-1024x1024.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Akvil\u0117 Pauk\u0161tyt\u0117, Sasha Rogovets, Denis Kuchta, Danut\u0117 Kairyt\u0117 \/ DADADA studio
\nClient: ProcessOffice
\nProject initiator: Dalia Grybauskait\u0117, President of the Republic of Lithuania<\/p>\n![\"26.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/26.-VPC-1024x768.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\nDesigners: R\u016bta Iva\u0161kevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117, Jonas Liugaila, Just\u0117 Bruk\u0161tut\u0117
\nProject initiator: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania<\/p>\n![\"27.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/27.-Instaliacija-EUROPOS-SODAS-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Jonas Liugaila, R\u016bta Iva\u0161kevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117
\nClient: Artopia<\/p>\n![\"28.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/28.-BICIU-SASKRYDIS-vizualinis-identitetas-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Justina Steponavi\u010di\u016bt\u0117, Aurimas Kadzevi\u010dius
\nClient: AUGA Group<\/p>\n![\"29.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/29.-AUGA-pakuote.jpg\")
<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Designers: Dovil\u0117 D\u017eervut\u0117, Juozas Baranauskas
\nClient: Burbuliukas ir Co<\/p>\n![\"30.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/30.-Pakuotes-FRESH-POST-1024x576.jpg\")
\n<\/strong>Special people’s choice prize provided by news website 15min was delivered to outdoor furniture item “Panama Banana”
\n<\/strong>Designer: Agota Rim\u0161ait\u0117
\nVilnius Academy of Arts
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"31.](\"http:\/\/www.dizainosavaite.lt\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/31.-Lauko-baldas-PANAMA-BANANA-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\n\n