Tapani Hyvönen

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Tapani Hyvönen (born June 6, 1947)[1] is a Finnish designer and founder and board member of ED-Design Ltd. in Turku, Finland.[2][3]

Born in

University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH, now part of the Aalto University) and graduated in 1974. He started his own design agency, Destem Ltd., in 1976.[3] In 1990, Destem merged with Ergonomia Design to form ED-Design Ltd., today[as of?
] one of the biggest product design agencies in the Nordic area.

For design assignments mostly from the Finnish electronics industry, Hyvönen has been honoured with the National Art & Design Award 1984, Industrial Designer of the Year award in 1991,[4] and the Pro Finnish Design award the following year.[5]

Tapani Hyvönen has held important positions with organisations such as the

Pro Finnish Design Award, and the Fennia Prize. Internationally, Hyvönen has served in juries for the NID Business World Design Excellence Award (India), the Osaka Design Competition (Japan), Adolf Loos Staatspreis Design, Austria The Red Dot awards (Germany and Singapore), and Design for Asia Award, (Hong Kong).[6]

Sources

  1. ISBN 952-9748-04-3
  2. ^ Fonecta Finder: Tapani Hyvönen
  3. ^ a b c d Icsid: Tapani Hyvönen Archived 2013-11-16 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ Design in Finland, Finnish Foreign Trade Association, 1992, page 22
  5. ^ red dot singapore, jury members 2013: Tapani Hyvönen
  6. ^ Tapani Hyvönen, red dot
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