Modo 2005 awarded finalists

1.HELSINKIMika Nenonen ja Tomi Kapiainen, Taideteollinen korkeakoulu

2. WAWE Sipi Hintsanen ja Riku Hukkanen, Oulun yliopisto

3.KUURAMinna Mustonen ja Heidi Salonen, Kymenlaakson ammattikorkeakoulu

Modo 2005 other finalists

NABAPetri Papinaho Lahden muotoiluinstituutti

AHMATTINiina LarikkaLapin yliopisto

MÖÖPELIMirja Rönkkö, Pihla Mäkinen ja Eerika Korhonen Lahden muotoiluinstituutti

HEALING ENVIRONMENT

Where we are at the moment

100 m2 Endothelium 100 m2

Pockets the rest from the poor Fills ones veins with dirt

Think global, act local

Peace in design

Finlandia House, upper foyer Baltic Sea during Christmas time

The young designers have the responsibility as they have the ability to think about the future around us in Europe. Our responsibility is to give them enough information from different sides so they can do this. We can change the environment only by educating new generations of designers to realize the possibilities and the trenches of the future.

I personally don’t believe that whoever wins the first, second or third prize in the competition is the most relevant thing in the Euro Modo competition.

To me it is the most important that we encourage these young designers around Europe to think together and make them see problems and possibilities hand in hand.

Euro Modo 2011 Design Competition is a student driven international project. It is a good example of LCCE Learning and Competence Creating Ecosystem.

Euro Modo 2011Euro Modo 2011 Timetable• 21.1.2011 Opening seminar Stage-I• 21.3.2011 Declaring to the competition• 4.5.2011 Handing in the competiting works Stage-I expires• 9.5.2011 Jury assembles• 6. – 10.6.2011 Workshop at Kouvola / Stage-II• 13.6.2011 Jury reassemble• 4. – 18.9.2011 Awards for the works that have won at the Habitare 2011 fair • After this an exhibition beside the shore of the Kymiriver• Design Village at Lahti 2012