We are honoured to be bringing home one Gold and three Winner trophies from the 2024 Good Design Awards.
This year, we celebrate this win alongside our partners, co-designers, and collaborators across a range of categories: Design Strategy, Digital Design, and Social Impact.
Thank you and congratulations to everyone who made this possible. Read more about our winning projects below.
A new way to buy a home with Assemble
Gold Winner: Design Strategy
Housing choice and affordability in Australia has been declining since the 1980s, but Assemble has a mission to change this. Together, we developed a new campaign platform and customer experience that deliberately challenges the absurdity of the housing market.
"In response to the growing housing affordability crisis in Australia, Assemble’s campaign “Imagine less. Experience more” challenges the prevailing housing market norms. This new campaign platform aims to realise a fairer housing system by addressing the specific needs of future customers with targeted messaging and user-friendly tools. The Jury was impressed with how the campaign strategically confronts market absurdities and aligns with Assemble’s mission to innovate in housing affordability, showcasing a design strategy that effectively resonates with its audience." — Good Design Awards Jury
The Resilience Project: Helping educators and young people build resilience and happiness
Winner: Digital Design, Interface
Winner: Social Impact
The Resilience Project is a unique program that helps build resilience and happiness. Together we built a world-class digital platform that equips educators to learn, plan and teach students these lifelong skills, giving 400,000 students across Australia access to life-changing skills to support their mental health.
"The Resilience Project offers a digital platform that equips educators with tools to teach resilience and happiness to students across Australia. The platform’s impactful design supports mental health education for over 400,000 students. The Jury applauds this project for its substantial impact on improving educational outcomes and mental health. It exemplifies how digital design can contribute to societal well-being and education." — Good Design Awards Jury
Bluurb.me gives youth access to the support they need
Winner: Social Impact
Bluurb.me : a fit for purpose product for youth, with all aspects from its features, language, structure, functions and colour determined by co-designers and co-creators to make an engaging and accessible experience.
Through trauma-informed, supported co-design and co-creation workshops with young people—who have a diverse lived experience of mental health and disabilities—we understood what they wanted and needed from this product.
Close collaboration with Dr Lisa Saulsman and clinical psychologists from the University of Western Australia's School of Psychological Science, ensures the clinical rigour of the product.
"The Jury congratulates Bluurb.me for their creation of a user-friendly mental health education tool designed for young Australians. By combining evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques with an engaging digital guide, Bluurb.me provides valuable support for managing emotions. This innovative tool is a commendable effort in making mental health resources accessible and effective for youth, empowering them to take control of their well-being." — Good Design Awards Jury
