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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a design award" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an award given for excellence in design, typically in fields such as architecture, graphic design, or product design.
Example: "She was thrilled to receive a design award for her innovative approach to sustainable architecture."
Alternatives: "a design accolade" or "a design recognition".
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As for a design award, well, if there was one for British designer of the past half century, it would surely go to Terence Conran, who has just turned 80.
In 1993 she launched her own collection, and two years later was invited to the Clinton White House, first for a breast cancer awareness campaign organized with several fashion designers, and a second time after she received a design award.
The concept won a design award from BusinessWeek in 2005.
The project has just won the agency a design award from the Municipal Art Society.
He evidently enjoys adding: "It won the publishers - not me - a design award".
It is less obvious why Kiva is eligible for a design award.
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Docklands, the great new commercial heart of the city, is virtually a design-award-free zone, apart from Canary Wharf tube station, which is (obviously) mostly underground.
So a gritty urban landscape infamous for burning, abandoned buildings in the 1970s is being slowly remade with a design-award-winning green apartment complex in the South Bronx and a Donald Trump golf course in Ferry Point Park in hopes that such developments will make the Bronx a destination.
The designer was introduced to Mrs. Obama at a White House event when he received a National Design Award for fashion design in 2012.
It has since been shortlisted for the Design Museum's Design of the Year 2012 award and last year won a Danish design award.
This week a cycle helmet made of paper won a £30,000 design award.
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