CEVISAMA 2022

1. Organizing entity

Cevisama – International Exhibition of Ceramics for Architecture, Bathroom and Kitchen Equipment, Natural Stone, Raw Materials, Frits, Enamels and Colors and Machinery (Machinery: every two years).

2. Place and celebration of the contest

Fairground of Feria Valencia.

3. Event dates

From February 7 to 10, 2022.

4. Modalities

2 modalities are established:
1 – CERAMIC DESIGN : ceramic products for architecture that respond to criteria of: formal or aesthetic innovation, functional innovation, decorative development, good quality / price ratio, safety and respect for the environment. Two categories are set:
A – CERAMIC PRODUCTS FORMED BY SEMISECO PRESSING. It involves compacting the ceramic powder in the form of small particles, contained in a rigid cavity, by applying pressure in a single direction.
B – CERAMIC PRODUCTS FORMED BY OTHER METHODS.
2 – BATHROOM DESIGN : Motto: sustainable bathroom.

5. Participants

Students enrolled in any National or International School of Design, Fine Arts, Architecture and Engineering, as well as postgraduate and master students, may participate in the contest. Students with degrees in the 2021 academic year may also participate in this category. Participation in this category can be done individually or in teams of one or more design and degree specialties. In the case of a group, send a single request with the names of the members.

6. Awards

2 prizes are established for each of the categories: & lt; br & gt;

1. Ceramic products A

1st prize, endowed with € 2,000

2nd prize, endowed with € 1,000

2. Ceramic products B

1st prize, endowed with € 2000

2nd prize, endowed with € 1,000

3. Bathroom Design

1st prize, endowed with € 2,000

2nd prize, endowed with € 1,000

Prizes are subject to current withholding tax.

7. Jury

It will be appointed by CEVISAMA, having a totally independent character. The Jury will determine the admissibility of the pieces presented, submitting them to a pre-selection that will assess compliance with the requirements of the contest and will award the prizes established by unanimous or majority vote. The jury’s decision will be final. Said Jury will state the reasons why each of the prizes is awarded. You may stop awarding any of the prizes if you consider that the submitted designs do not meet sufficient merits. Likewise, the Jury will pay special attention to ensuring that the prizes are awarded to pieces or projects that can be carried out industrially.

8. Online registration requests

Until December 31, 2021, you must send to the CEVISAMA offices the registration application completed with all the personal data requested in it, in print, through the online registration of the website: www.cevisamalab.feriavalencia.com

9. Deadline for receipt of the project

They may be sent by post or courier to: FERIA VALENCIA – DELIVERY IN THE SHIPPING DEPARTMENT- AVENIDA DE LAS FERIAS, S / N – 46035 BENIMAMET (VALENCIA) from the 9th to the 17th of January 2022, and must be sent -tirse / Atn: CEVISAMALab. If you deliver it in person, only on January 17, 2022 (from 09:00 to 13:30), in the office of Pavilion 6 bis. In the packaging of the delivery package and in a visible place, the same information that is requested in the registration and the project motto must appear.

10. Presentation

The presentation format will be a single 100 x 70 cm panel, in vertical format, mounted on 5 mm foam board accompanied by a short Technical Report and Descriptive Report in DIN A4 format. Do not deliver a mockup.

11. Sending and withdrawal of projects

The pieces will be duly packed, the motto chosen for the project and the category chosen for the award must appear on the outside. And inside, a sealed envelope where you can park

2019

The most creative and innovative projects have been awarded in a new edition of the Cevisama Lab Ceramic and Bathroom Design Contest, Cevisama’s laboratory of ideas. The proposals have been evaluated by a multidisciplinary jury made up of Pablo Peñín, from the Territorial College of Architects of Valencia; Isabel Rubio, from the College of Interior Designers of the Valencian Community; the architect Paco Sanchis; Dolores Marquina, from the Bestile company, and the journalist Ángel Baez. The project analysis has been carried out at Feria Valencia, where, under the coordination of María Fontes, the jury has chosen the winners from a notable number of exceptional quality proposals. In Ceramic Design, in Category A, corresponding to ‘Ceramic products formed by semi-dry pressing’, the jury decided to award the first prize, endowed with € 2,000, to Macarena Blasco Granell, from the Escola Superior de Ceràmica de l´Alcora (ESCAL ), for his series of tiles “Arcila”. Inspired by Moroccan ceramic motifs, the recognition was awarded for the creation of a traditional hydraulic design on two different finishes of different bases, a granite and a wood. The second prize, worth € 1,000, went to Walt Van Der Veen, Matthijs de Koning and Ewa Poltorak, from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), for the “Bombeco” project, a concept based on the history of the Bombas building Gens de Valencia, creating an abstract representation of pipes. The jury has valued “the reinterpretation of an aesthetic language within current trends”. In Category B, belonging to ‘Ceramic products shaped by other methods’, it has been agreed to award the first prize – endowed with € 2000 – to Joan Marc Garcés Sabaté, from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC), for his work “Komorebi “, A system formed on the basis of a ceramic piece with a rectangular base but with an H-section and based on the geometry of the bricks, of which the jury has highlighted” the simplicity of the system, the good treatment it gives to light by creating spaces permeable and versatile ”. The second prize – endowed with € 1000 – has been won by Esther Basterra Ruiz, from the International University of Catalonia (UIC) with her piece “Cool Jar”, whose objective is to reduce the heat load by temporarily retaining rainwater. In this case, the jury has underlined “the originality of the technical drainage pavement solution as an investigation of a line of sustainable products in public spaces”. Furthermore, in this category it has been decided to award a second prize without financial prize to the project “Solar CEM”, DE Guillermo Marfa (UIC), for “the integration of renewable energies and vegetation in a large-format ceramic façade element”. For its part, in Bathroom Design, the first prize, endowed with € 2,000, has been won by Natalia Castilla, Belén Valle, Cristina Miñarro from the Escola d´Art Superior de Disseny de València (EASD) for “You are here”. According to the jury, “it is a good contribution to the bathroom concept, with a design that proposes a public toilet as a meeting space with an original floor plan and a graduation of the space from public to private.” The second prize, endowed with € 1000, has been for the project “Spotligh”, by Beatriz Díaz, Sebastián Flores and Ines Msadek (EASD), based on the particular needs of ephemeral events, of which the jury has highlighted the “outstanding modular solution that highlights its functionality and aesthetics, as well as the use of light as a meeting point ”. In addition, without economic endowment, it has been decided to grant an accessit for “The bathroom as a meeting point” by Darío López, Joan Ferrer and Jesús Cuquerella (EASD) “for using the sphere as an iconic element and the proposal for the integration of the interior elements ”. The winning works will be exhibited between pavilions 2 and 4 of Feria Valencia during Cevisama, whose next edition will be held from January 28 to February 1 at Feria Valencia. The awards ceremony will take place on the last day of the fair, Friday 1, at 1:00 p.m. at the central distributor of the fairgrounds (in the area occupied by the Trans-hitos exhibition)

2018

The most creative and innovative projects have been awarded in a new edition of the Cevisama Lab Ceramic and Bathroom Design Contest, Cevisama’s laboratory of ideas. The proposals have been evaluated by a multidisciplinary jury made up of Pablo Peñín, from the Territorial College of Architects of Valencia; Rafa Muñoz, from the College of Interior Designers of the Valencian Community; the designer Vicent Clausell; the researcher and specialist in trends Pepa Casado, founder of the firm future-A, and the journalist Eugenio Viñas. The analysis