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We announce the categories and key dates of our exciting 10th edition of the identity Design Awards 2024
In its milestone 10th edition this year, identity is excited to announce its annual identity Design Awards 2024. Submissions open by the first week of August and we are excited to receive submissions from design and architecture firms locally, in the GCC, and from across the globe with projects in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
August – Submissions open
September – Submissions closed
1st week of October – Shortlist & judges announced; table sales open
Mid to end of October – Voting opens and closes
November – Awards gala night
Please find the categories here and get your projects ready to submit. We have 20 categories this year; ranging from commercial to residential, and even product design.
You can click here for sponsorship and event enquiries, as well as table bookings for the event.
Over the coming months, we’ll be announcing our judging panel and revealing which nominations made the shortlist. Please subscribe for our daily newsletter and follow us on social media, (if you haven’t already) to keep up with the updates.
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