Hyundai E&C Wins Multiple Design Awards at Asia Design Prize and USA Good Design Award
5 consecutive years
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What Happened
Hyundai E&C announced it won the ASIA Design Prize 2026 in the spatial category for THE H Daechi Edellui Tea House and the HILLSTATE Geomdan Forest Children's Playground, extending its winning streak to five consecutive years. The company also earned the highest number of awards among Korean construction firms at the USA Good Design Award 2025, with eight projects recognized in the environment and sports and recreation categories.
- Environment category: Olympic Park Foreon ARTE, HILLSTATE Wonju Restige LINE SQUARE, HILLSTATE Shinyong The River Gallery of Rest, HILLSTATE Monteroy Flying Towards Freedom, Olympic Park Foreon Beauty
- Sports and recreation category: HILLSTATE Macroen Tree Trunk Adventure, HILLSTATE Wonju Restige Mega Pine Cone Tower, Olympic Park Foreon Pine Cone on the Pine Forest
“The consecutive wins at international design awards are significant in that they represent international recognition of the spatial composition and design completeness of our leisure facilities and play spaces.”
Why this matters
These international awards recognize Hyundai E&C's design excellence in residential and leisure spaces, reinforcing its reputation in the global design landscape.
Terms in This Story
- ASIA Design Prize
- A premier design competition in Asia that evaluates submissions across spatial, product, and communication categories.
- USA Good Design Award
- A prestigious American design award recognizing outstanding design in various categories.
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