Six finalists for Lexus Design Award 2021
DUBAI, February 11, 2021 Lexus International has recently announced the six finalists for the Lexus Design Award 2021, each of whom will enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience and mentorship from renowned design leaders as they prototype their ideas with a budget of up to $28,000 per project. The finalists were selected by a distinguished jury from among 2,079 entries submitted by creators in 66 countries. This year marks the ninth edition of the Lexus Design Award, which was established to support up-and-coming creators to demonstrate and further develop their talents. The programme recognises fresh design talent and showcases their innovations on a prominent and respected international platform. In selecting this year’s six finalists, judges looked for innovative ideas that embodied the three key principles of the Lexus brand―Anticipate, Innovate, and Captivate―with an emphasis on design that leads to a bet
TOKYO, Japan (January 28, 2021)―Lexus today announced the six finalists for the LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2021, selected by a distinguished jury from among 2,079 entries submitted by creators in 66 countries. Four leading design experts will directly mentor the finalists, giving them a once-in-a lifetime experience as they prototype their ideas with a per-project budget capped at 3,000,000 yen (approx. $25,000 USD).
This year marks the ninth edition of the LEXUS DESIGN AWARD, which was established to support up-and-coming creators. The program recognizes fresh design talent and showcases their innovations on a prominent and respected international platform. In selecting this year s six finalists, judges looked for innovative ideas that embodied the three key principles of the Lexus brand―Anticipate, Innovate, and Captivate―with an emphasis on design that leads to a better tomorrow.
Gallery, the New Bar By DaliDali, Expands On Their Winning Formula of Classic Cocktails With Creative Twists Jan 1, 2021 4:30 pm | 3 comments | 264 reads
If you read our 2020 Year in Review Restaurants round-up, then you’ll know that despite the trials, tribulations, and general volatility of this year, Beijing’s F&B scene was as resilient as ever. And that resilience carried all the way through to the very end, as last Thursday, Dec 24, saw the grand opening of yet another new bar,
Gallery, located just off Gulou Dongdajie.
Gallery is a swanky cocktail, whisky, and wine joint opened by Lao “Lincoln” Hu, the brains behind Andingmen’s DaliDali (check out our review here). And it doesn’t take long before stepping into Gallery’s foyer to see the connection, as guests are greeted by an imposing three-dimensional visage of the brand’s patron saint, Salvador Dali. What’s more, much like their flagship location, the walls