identity Design Awards 2021 shortlist: Outdoor Space and Project of the Future
Shortlist revealed for the General categories for identity Design Awards 2021
identity is pleased to announce the shortlist for the sixth annual identity Design Awards 20201, which is set to take place on 17 November at The Address Beach Resort in Dubai.
The General sub-categories include Outdoor space and Project of the Future, awarded to projects that are soon-to-be or already under construction.
You can also view the 2021 jury for identity Design Awards here.
You can book your tables for the identity Design Awards here.
Here is the full shortlist for General:
Outdoor Space
Deseo by Bishop Design
HH Pavilion by Orange Design Studio
The Opportunity Pavilion by AGi Architects
Zeta 77 by KCA International
Project of the Future
Al Mamsha Community by SOSA
CMPLX by Bone
Early Years Library by Lulie Fisher Design Studio
Jubail Island by DLR
Mamzar Lagoon Beach by Dubai Municipality and Parsons Overseas Limited
Spa Social by H2R
W Hotel Extension Tower by Aedas
Zeera by Buddha Bar by LW Design
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