競賽說明：
自1954年開辦的iF 設計大獎享有高度國際知名度，該獎項已被公認為全世界最重要的設計競賽之一，近年來每年皆吸引來自超過30個國家1,800多項產品參賽。由國際知名設計師組成的評審委員，不僅嚴格地查看並且選拔獲獎的參賽作品，同時保證iF的特殊地位和iF標誌的優質聲譽。
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參賽學生：馬朗文、吳暐凱、黃昱翔
指導教授：陳彥廷副教授
獲得名次：Winner
作品名稱：Wind Digester
作品連結：https://ifworlddesignguide.com/entry/306453-wind-digester
設計概念：
The world is constantly urbanizing, and the floors are getting higher and higher. Due to the convection of the air, the height of the building will be subjected to extreme the wind pressure, and it is often necessary to worry about the damage to the structure of the high building due to the shaking and resonance of the building. Therefore, wind digesters are designed to divert and reduce the huge wind pressure on the surface of tall buildings and utilize this natural wind energy to generate electricity for indoor use.
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參賽學生：周勤超
指導教授：陳彥廷副教授
獲得名次：Winner
作品名稱：REGENERATE
作品連結：https://ifworlddesignguide.com/entry/307234-regenerate
設計概念：
Affected by globalization, the epidemic has spread. Faced with the threat of various emergency infectious diseases, some areas began to appear shortage of wards and hospitals. At the same time, hospitals produce waste gas, waste water not only cause great harm to the Earth’s environment, but also affect people’s health. We aim to solve these problems.
We design a medical room which can be assembled quickly, so those people who suffer from infectious diseases, natural disasters and war can receive independent humanitarian aid and perfect medical service quickly. Hexagon as a modular unit, can provide the most appropriate medical space according to different circumstances. The contaminant filtration system is modular and is located in the medical area where waste gas and waste water are generated. We aim to provide a mobile medical space that is friendly to both people and the environment.
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參賽者：Sarai Montiel Escandon
指導教授：江梓瑋助理教授
獲得名次：Winner
作品名稱：The Modular Unit / Housing project for refugees
作品連結：https://ifworlddesignguide.com/entry/306592-the-modular-unit
設計概念：
This project focuses on providing safe housing for one of the groups most vulnerable to infection with Covid-19 – refugees. At the same time, it sets out to tackle the long-standing problem of urban blight, as a previously functioning city or district collapses into decrepitude. The Modular Unit project seeks a symbiotic solution to both problems by repopulating areas that have functioning infrastructure but a dwindling population. The flexible modular design of the project considers the varying needs of different-sized families.
