The Earth Awards

	home vision + mission selection committee who we are 2008 finalists finalist videos press LOGIN We will be accepting new submissions this Spring. More information to follow. The winner of the 2008 Earth Awards is Neri Oxman, a PhD candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the creator of a new rapid manufacturing process called "FAB.REcology." Oxman was announced the winner at a gala held at The Four Seasons Restaurant in New York on January 12, 2009. Three other designers received honorable mentions at the event: Andy Neal and Tim Porter for the "ILLUMA" lighting system; Brian O'Hanlon for the "Open Blue Sea Farms" a sustainable aquaculture system; and Bill Browning, Christopher Pyke, Dana Bourland, Amy Davidsen, and Benjamin Feldman for "Engaged Offsets", a localized carbon offset plan.

We will be accepting new submissions this Spring. More information to follow.

The winner of the 2008 Earth Awards is Neri Oxman, a PhD candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the creator of a new rapid manufacturing process called "FAB.REcology." Oxman was announced the winner at a gala held at The Four Seasons Restaurant in New York on January 12, 2009.

Three other designers received honorable mentions at the event: Andy Neal and Tim Porter for the "ILLUMA" lighting system; Brian O'Hanlon for the "Open Blue Sea Farms" a sustainable aquaculture system; and Bill Browning, Christopher Pyke, Dana Bourland, Amy Davidsen, and Benjamin Feldman for "Engaged Offsets", a localized carbon offset plan.