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National Design Awards

American award

National Design Awards

Summary

American award

FieldValue
nameNational Design Awards
imageNational Design Awards logo.jpg
awarded_forAmerican design excellence
presenterCooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
countryUnited States
established2000
website

The American National Design Awards, founded in 2000, are various awards funded and bestowed by the Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

There are seven official design categories, and three additional awards when applicable. Any supplemental awards deemed appropriate may be awarded at the discretion of the acting jury or institution.

History

Origins

In 2000, the awards and associated programs were introduced as an official project of the White House Millennium Council. In 2025, the award program celebrated its twenty-fifth year.

Jury

The 2023 National Design Awards jury, chaired by Dung Ngo, editor in chief, August Journal, also included Tiffany Chu, chief of staff to the mayor, City of Boston; Carla Fernández Tena, creative director, Carla Fernández; Noah Schwarz, director of product design, Herman Miller; and Sara Zewde, principal and assistant professor of practice, Studio Zewde and Harvard University.

In 2025, the selection committee was helmed by Smithsonian Design Museum director Maria Nicanor and Maurice Cox, chair of the 2025 National Design Awards jury.

Awards

The ten official design categories include:

  • Architecture
  • Communication Design
  • Digital Design
  • Fashion Design (created in 2003)
  • Interior Design (created in 2005)
  • Interaction Design (created in 2009)
  • Landscape Architecture
  • Product Design
  • Design Visionary
  • Climate Action
  • Emerging Designer

The three additional awards categories are:

  • Lifetime Achievement
  • Design Patron (created in 2001)
  • Design Mind (2005–2019)

Past supplemental categories have included:

  • People's Design Award (2006–2010)
  • Special Commendation (Awarded in 2008)
  • Special Jury Commendation (created in 2005, but omitted in 2008)
  • American Original (Awarded in 2000 and 2002 only)

In 2006, the People's Design Award was created with the intent to provide the general public with the chance to nominate and vote for their favorite design. Individuals can nominate and vote for their favorite designers via the official website. The award was last given in 2010.

Candidate selection criteria

Individual candidates must be citizens or long-term residents of the United States and have been practicing design for at least 7 years. For any corporation or institution, it must have its headquarters in the United States. The honorees are selected upon a body of realized work, not for any one specific project.

Potential candidates are proposed by an official Nominating Committee and are invited to submit materials for a jury's review. Submissions consist of resumes, portfolios, publications by and about the candidates, and professional-quality audio-visual samples.

The award recipients come from a range of design disciplines, including architecture, landscape architecture, fashion, communications, media, interiors, digital, and production design.

Objectives

With its public programs, including ones skewed toward students, the National Design Awards are meant to highlight how design impacts daily life and "aim to increase national awareness about the impact of design in everyday life."

According to the Smithsonian, the awardees "are recognized for design innovation and impact in improving the world."

The program highlights a range of design disciplines, including architecture, landscape architecture, fashion, communications, media, interiors, digital, production design, and in 2025 for climate action design.

For Maria Nicanor, director of the Smithsonian Museum, the award series is about how design “touches all aspects of our lives every single day—from the buildings we live, learn and work in, to the physical and digital systems that deliver our basic services, the clothes we wear, the spaces we gather in or the creativity and beauty that help us understand ourselves as a nation—and yet design’s undeniable influence can go unseen.”

The National Design Awards program include a ceremony and gala.

According to Cooper Hewitt, the program also "connects the public with award winners through free virtual talks, workshops, resources, and more."

Recipients

[[Frank Gehry]], Lifetime Achievement winner in 2000, architect of Disney Concert Hall.
[[Paul MacCready]], Product Design winner in 2000, AeroVironment Chairman showing a cross section of the AeroVironment/NASA Helios Prototype wing spar.
[[Peter Eisenman]], Architecture Design winner in 2001, architect for "Cidade da Cultura" in Spain.
[[IDEO]], Product Design winner in 2001.
[[Tom Ford]] (left), Fashion Design winner in 2003 with actress [[Julianne Moore]].
[[Eva Zeisel]], Lifetime Achievement winner in 2005.
YearAwardWinnerFinalistsRef
2000Lifetime AchievementFrank Gehry
2000Corporate AchievementApple Computer
2000Communications DesignRalph Appelbaum
2000Landscape ArchitectureLawrence Halprin
2000Product DesignPaul MacCready
2000American OriginalJohn Hejduk and Morris Lapidus
2001Lifetime AchievementRobert Wilsontitle=2001 National Design Award Winners Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museumurl=https://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2001-national-design-awards-winners/access-date=26 April 2025work=cooperhewitt.orgdate=8 October 2019}}
2001Corporate AchievementTupperware
2001Architecture DesignPeter Eisenman
2001Communications DesignJohn Maeda
2001Landscape ArchitectureJulie Bargmann of D.I.R.T. Studio
2001Product DesignDavid M. Kelley & IDEO
2001Design PatronStanley Marcus
2002Lifetime AchievementDan Kiley
2002Corporate AchievementWhirlpool Corporation
2002Architecture DesignSteven Holl
2002Communications DesignLucille Tenazas
2002Landscape ArchitectureJames Carpenter
2002Product DesignNiels Diffrient
2002Design PatronAndre Balazs
2002American OriginalGeoffrey Beene
2003Lifetime AchievementI.M. Peititle=2003 National Design Award Winners Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museumurl=https://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2003-national-design-awards-winners/access-date=26 April 2025work=cooperhewitt.orgdate=8 October 2019}}
2003Corporate AchievementTarget Corporation
2003Architecture DesignBillie Tsien and Tod Williams
2003Communications DesignRobert Greenberg
2003Landscape ArchitectureMichael Van Valkenburgh
2003Fashion DesignTom Ford
2003Product DesignHerman Miller
2003Design PatronGordon Segal
2004Lifetime AchievementMilton Glaser
2004Corporate AchievementAveda Corporation
2004Architecture DesignRick Joy and Polshek Partnership
2004Communications Design@radical.media
2004Landscape ArchitectureWilliam A. McDonough and Parrtners
2004Fashion DesignYeohlee Teng
2004Product DesignYves Béhar
2004Design PatronAmanda M. Burden
2005Lifetime AchievementEva Zeiselurl=http://www.cooperhewitt.org/press/2012/08/10/cooper-hewitt-national-design-museum-announces-winners-and-finalists-sixth-annualtitle=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners and Finalists of the Sixth Annual National Design Awardsdate=Sep 15, 2005publisher=Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museumarchive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130328053805/http://www.cooperhewitt.org/press/2012/08/10/cooper-hewitt-national-design-museum-announces-winners-and-finalists-sixth-annualurl-status=deadarchive-date=2013-03-28}}
2005Corporate AchievementPatagonia
2005Architecture DesignDiller Scofidio + RenfroTom Kundig, Antoine Predock
2005Communications DesignStefan Sagmeister2x4, Paula Scher
2005Landscape ArchitectureNed KahnKathryn Gustafson, Peter Walker and Partners
2005Fashion DesignToledo StudioMaria Cornejo, Project Alabama
2005Product DesignBurt RutanBoym Partners, Bill Stumpf
2005Design PatronRichard M. Daley, Mayor of Chicago
2005Design MindKatherine McCoy and Michael McCoy
2005Interior DesignRichard GluckmanMichael Gabellini, Hugh Hardy
2005Special Jury CommendationSergio Palleroni
2006Lifetime AchievementPaolo Soleri
2006Corporate AchievementNike, Inc.
2006Architecture DesignThom MayneStanley Saitowitz, Bernard Tschumi
2006Communications Design2x4Jake Barton, Chip Kidd
2006Landscape ArchitectureMartha SchwartzAndrea Cochran, Ken Smith
2006Fashion DesignMaria CornejoThom Browne, Peter Som
2006Product DesignBill StumpfAntenna Design, Jonathan Ive
2006Design PatronCraig Robinsn/a
2006People's ChoiceThe Katrina Cottage by Marianne Cusaton/a
2006Design MindPaola Antonellin/a
2006Interior DesignMichael GabelliniAnnabelle Selldorf, Tsao & McKown Architects
2006Special Jury CommendationSyd Meadn/a
2007Lifetime AchievementAntoine Predockurl=http://cooperhewitt.org/_docs/nda/2007_NDA_Winners_Release.pdfpublisher=Cooper-Hewitttitle=Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners of the Eighth Annual National Design Awardsdate=May 15, 2007access-date=2009-10-25 }}
2007Corporate AchievementAdobe Systems
2007Architecture DesignOffice dA – Monica Ponce de Leon / Nader Tehrani
2007Communications DesignChip Kidd
2007Landscape ArchitecturePWP Landscape Architecture
2007Fashion DesignRick Owens
2007Product DesignJonathan Ive
2007Design PatronMaharam
2007People's ChoiceTOMS Shoes by Blake Mycoskie
2007Design MindDenise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi
2007Interior DesignLewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis
2007Special Jury CommendationFrank Ching
2008Lifetime AchievementCharles Harrison{{cite weburl=https://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2008-national-design-awards-winners/publisher=Cooper-Hewitttitle=2008 NATIONAL DESIGN AWARD WINNERS
2008Corporate AchievementGoogle, Inc.
2008Architecture DesignTom Kundig
2008Communications DesignScott Stowell
2008Landscape ArchitectureOLIN
2008Fashion DesignRalph Rucci
2008Product DesignAntenna Design
2008Design PatronArchitecture for Humanity
2008People's ChoiceStuart Karten Design (for the Zon hearing aid)
2008Design MindMichael Bierut
2008Interior DesignRockwell Group
2008Design CommendationJanna Bullock
2009Lifetime AchievementBill Moggridgeurl=http://cooperhewitt.org/_docs/nda/NDA_09-21-09-3.pdfpublisher=Cooper-Hewitttitle=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Celebrates Winners and Finalists of the 10th Annual National Design Awardsdate=September 21, 2009access-date=2009-10-25 }}
2009Corporate AchievementWalker Art Center
2009Architecture DesignSHoP Architects
2009Communications DesignThe New York Times Graphics Department
2009Landscape ArchitectureHood Design
2009Fashion DesignFrancisco Costa for Calvin Klein Collection
2009Product DesignBoym Partners
2009Design PatronReynold Levy
2009People's ChoiceTrek Lime Bike
2009Design MindAmory B. Lovins
2009Interior DesignTsao & McKown Architects
2009Interaction designPerceptive Pixel, Inc.
2010Lifetime AchievementJane Thompson
2010Corporate AchievementU.S. Green Building Council
2010Architecture DesignKieranTimberlake
2010Communications DesignStephen Doyle
2010Landscape ArchitectureJames Corner Field Operations
2010Fashion DesignRodarte
2010Product DesignSmart Design
2010People's ChoiceThe Braille Alphabet Bracelet by Leslie Ligon
2010Design MindRalph Caplan
2010Interior DesignWilliam Sofield
2010Interaction designLisa Strausfeld
2011Lifetime AchievementMatthew Carterurl=http://cdn.cooperhewitt.org/2011/05/26/Final%20-%20CHNDM%20NDA%202011%20Winner%20Release%205-26-11.pdfpublisher=Cooper-Hewitttitle=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners and Finalists of the 12th Annual National Design Awardsdate=May 26, 2011access-date=2011-05-26archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110812201259/http://cdn.cooperhewitt.org/2011/05/26/Final%20-%20CHNDM%20NDA%202011%20Winner%20Release%205-26-11.pdfurl-status=livearchive-date=2011-08-12}}
2011Corporate AchievementKnoll
2011Architecture Design
2011Communications DesignRick Valicenti
2011Landscape ArchitectureGustafson Guthrie Nichol
2011Fashion DesignJ. Mendel
2011Product DesignContinuum
2011Design MindSteven Heller
2011Interior DesignShelton, Mindel & Associates
2011Interaction designBen Fry
2012Lifetime AchievementRichard Saul Wurman
2012Corporate AchievementDesign that Matters
2012Architecture DesignMack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects
2012Communication DesignRebeca Méndez
2012Landscape ArchitectureStoss Landscape Urbanism
2012Fashion DesignThom Browne
2012Product DesignScott Wilson
2012Design MindJanine Benyus
2012Design PatronRed Burns
2012Interior DesignClive Wilkinson Architects
2012Interaction DesignTim Huff
2013Lifetime AchievementJames Winesurl=http://d1eujzb03uflva.cloudfront.net/press/CHNDM%20NDA%202013%20Winner%20Release%205-9-13.pdfpublisher=Cooper-Hewitttitle=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners and Finalists of the 14th Annual National Design Awardsdate=May 9, 2013access-date=2013-05-21archive-date=2016-03-04archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304080334/http://d1eujzb03uflva.cloudfront.net/press/CHNDM%20NDA%202013%20Winner%20Release%205-9-13.pdfurl-status=dead }}
2013Design MindMichael Sorkin
2013Corporate & Institutional AchievementTED
2013Architecture DesignStudio Gang Architects
2013Communication DesignPaula Scher
2013Fashion DesignBehnaz Sarafpour
2013Interaction DesignLocal Projects
2013Interior DesignAidlin Darling Design
2013Landscape ArchitectureMargie Ruddick
2013Product DesignNewDealDesign
2014Lifetime AchievementIvan Chermayeff and Tom Geismar
2014Corporate AchievementEtsy
2014Architecture DesignBrooks + Scarpa
2014Communication DesignOffice
2014Landscape ArchitectureAndrea Cochran Landscape Architecture
2014Fashion DesignNarciso Rodriguez
2014Product DesignLUNAR
2014Design MindWitold Rybczynski
2014Interior DesignRoman and Williams Buildings and Interiors
2014Interaction DesignAaron Koblin
2015Lifetime AchievementMichael Gravesurl=http://www.cooperhewitt.org/2015/05/05/cooper-hewitt-announces-winners-of-the-16th-annual-national-design-awards/title=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners of the 16th Annual National Design Awardsdate=May 15, 2015publisher=The Cooper-Hewitt Design Museumarchive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150905104258/http://www.cooperhewitt.org/2015/05/05/cooper-hewitt-announces-winners-of-the-16th-annual-national-design-awards/archive-date=2015-09-05}}
2015Director's AwardJack Lenor Larsen
2015Design MindRosanne Haggerty
2015Corporate & Institutional AchievementHeath Ceramics
2015Architecture DesignMOS Architectures
2015Communication DesignProject Projects (Prem Krishnamurthy, Adam Michaels)
2015Fashion DesignthreeASFOUR
2015Interaction DesignJohn Underkoffler
2015Landscape ArchitectureCoen + Partners
2015Interior DesignCommune
2015Product DesignStephen Burks
2016Lifetime AchievementMoshe Safdie
2016Director's AwardMake It Right
2016Design MindBruce Mau
2016Corporate & Institutional AchievementThe Center for Urban Pedagogy
2016Architecture DesignMarlon Blackwell Architects
2016Communication DesignGeoff McFetridge
2016Fashion DesignOpening Ceremony
2016Interaction DesignTellart
2016Landscape ArchitectureHargreaves Associates
2016Interior DesignStudio O+A
2016Product DesignAmmunition
2017Lifetime AchievementHartmut Esslingerurl=https://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2017-national-design-awards-winners/title=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum 2017 Winnersdate=May 5, 2017publisher=The Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum}}
2017Director's AwardSusan S. Szenasy
2017Design MindCraig L. Wilkins
2017Corporate & Institutional AchievementDesign Trust for Public Space
2017Architecture DesignMASS Design Group
2017Communication DesignJennifer Morla
2017Fashion DesignSlow and Steady Wins the Race
2017Interaction DesignStamen Design
2017Landscape ArchitectureSurfacedesign
2017Interior DesignDeborah Berke Partners
2017Product DesignJoe Doucet
2018Lifetime AchievementGail Anderson
2018Director's AwardDarren Walker
2018Design MindAnne Whiston Spirn
2018Corporate & Institutional AchievementDesign for America
2018Architecture DesignWEISS/MANFREDI
2018Communication DesignCivilization (Design)
2018Fashion DesignChristina Kim
2018Interaction DesignNeri Oxman
2018Interior DesignOppenheim Architecture + Design
2018Landscape ArchitectureMikyoung Kim Design
2018Product DesignBlu Dot
2019Lifetime AchievementSusan Kareurl=http://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2019-national-design-awards-winners/title=Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Announces Winners of the 20th Annual National Design Awardsdate=2019publisher=The Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum}}
2019Design MindPatricia Moore
2019Corporate & Institutional AchievementMIT D-Lab
2019Architecture DesignThomas Phifer
2019Communication DesignTobias Frere-Jones
2019Fashion DesignDerek Lam
2019Interaction DesignIvan Poupyrev
2019Interior DesignIwamotoScott Architecture
2019Landscape ArchitectureSCAPE Landscape Architecture
2019Product DesignTinker Hatfield
2019Emerging DesignerOpen Style Lab
2020Design VisionaryKickstarter
2020Climate ActionSponge Park
2020Emerging DesignerStudio One Eighty Nine
2020ArchitectureSnøhetta
2020Communication DesignScott Dadich
2020Digital DesignDesign I/O
2020Fashion DesignTELFAR
2020Landscape ArchitectureOJB Landscape Architecture
2020Product DesignCatapult Design
2021Design VisionaryCheryl D. Millerurl=https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/cooper-hewitt-announces-winners-2021-national-design-awards-and-national-designtitle=Cooper Hewitt Announces Winners of the 2021 National Design Awards and National Design Month Programmingdate=2021-09-01publisher=Smithsonian}}
2021Climate ActionInVert Self-Shading Window by Doris Sung
2021Architecture and Interior DesignRoss Barney Architects
2021Communication DesignImaginary Forces
2021Fashion DesignBecca McCharen-Tran
2021Digital DesignBehnaz Farahi
2021Landscape ArchitectureStudio-MLA
2021Product DesignBioLite
2021Emerging DesignerColloqate Design
2022Design VisionaryNader Tehrani
2022Climate ActionWEDEW by David Hertz
2022Emerging DesignerEmily Adams Bode
2022Architecture / Interior DesignRural Studio
2022Communication DesignGiorgia Lupi
2022Digital DesignFelecia Davis
2022Fashion DesignWilly Chavarria
2022Landscape ArchitectureKounkuey Design Initiative
2022Product DesignCW&T (Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy)
2023Design VisionarySeymour Chwasturl=https://www.cooperhewitt.org/national-design-awards/2023-national-design-award-winners/title=Cooper Hewitt Winners of the 2023 National Design Awardspublisher=Smithsonian}}
2023Climate ActionBiocement Tiles by Biomason
2023ArchitecturenARCHITECTS
2023Interior DesignThe Archers
2023Communication DesignArem Duplessis
2023Fashion DesignNaeem Khan
2023Digital DesignClement Mok
2023Landscape ArchitectureKongjian Yu
2023Product DesignAtlason
2023Emerging DesignerBeatriz Lozano
2025Design VisionaryKim Hastreiter
2025Climate ActionilumiNACIÓN by Resilient Power Puerto Rico
2025Emerging DesignerNu Goteh
2025ArchitectureMichael Maltzan Architecture
2025Interior DesignLittle Wing Lee
2025Communication DesignMatt Willey
2025Digital DesignEmerging Objects
2025Fashion DesignMelitta Baumeister
2025Landscape ArchitectureTERREMOTO
2025Product DesignJules Sherman

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