The best of UNI's design collection is now made available on your bookshelf.
Uni design book - Out now!
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Uni is a one of a kind collaborative community of creative people, where we host the world’s fastest-growing pool of design challenges and their creators. Our platform provides several tools to designers to make their projects open to constructive critiques and have discussions around them. Uni comprises exceptional designers coming from fields like architecture, product design, graphic design, fashion and many many more.
The challenges we host spring from various pressing issues and trends that are highly relevant while pushing designers to create design ideas that are extremely unique in nature. These projects are a reflection of the infinite potential the design community on Uni has and is constantly expanding the limit of how we perceive the role of design in society at large. We make these challenges more meaningful by inviting experienced design professionals from around the world as our Jury members. Their critiques and valuable comments add a layer of expertise that is only unique to the challenges found here.
In a similar spirit, as Uni exists in an online platform of these challenges, we are bringing the best of these challenges to you in a more accessible offline experience. We bring to you our first-ever edition of Uni Design YearBook Vol.1 carrying the best of these design ideas that have made their mark on Uni.
In this inaugural version of Uni’s Design YearBook, various exceptional entries from our recent years are brought into a ready reference resource book. This exclusively curated design book by the editorial team of Uni consists of the best entries from our 2017-18 challenges including Urban Meal Mine, Black Taj, UnIATA, Urbanscape, Hyperlocal, Breaking work, BFDA’18, IPDA’19 and BBA’19. The book also comprises of participants’ original design stories in their own words in the form of FAQ (A direct adaptation of our online feature).
This book is useful for designers who are currently aspiring/pursuing/practising design, and are seeking to explore fresh design approaches happening in the fraternity. The detailed illustrations and graphics is a complete visual treat for creatives wanting to learn how award-winning entries are made. It consists of 300+ pages of beautiful illustrations and detailed design presentations that are easy for referencing.
We're retailing this book in electronic format only due to Covid19 related shipping disruptions. Interested in purchasing? Place an order here.
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