The jury panel made up of esteemed industry leaders from each respective category will run through the evaluation guidelines and information provided by the participants online. From here, they will ascertain if a product has achieved the criteria necessary to receive the SG Mark and move on to the second screening.

Alan Kueh(Singapore)Alistair Norris(Singapore)Celine Ng(Singapore)Christoph Gredler(Germany)Daniel Boey(Singapore)Goy Zhenru(Singapore)Hanson Ho(Singapore)Hilary Loh(Singapore)Jawn Lim(Singapore)Jimmy Chang(Taiwan)Joe Chan(Malaysia)Joey Ho(Hong Kong)Jonathan Yuen(Singapore)Juliet Kavishe(South Africa)Karin Aue(Singapore)Keynes Yeo(Singapore)Lee Jung-Joo(Singapore)Maish Nichani(Singapore)Mario Van der Meulen(Singapore)Melvin Tan(Singapore)Ming Tan(Singapore)Nathan Yong(Singapore)Norman Teh(Singapore)Rodney Loh(Singapore)Sonny Chionh(Singapore)Srini R. Srinivasan(China)Tan Szue Hann(Singapore)Tony Wong(China)Wendy Wong(Singapore)

The second round of judging sets the benchmark for outstanding design standards and quality. The jurors meticulously examine the actual entries at a screening exposition and grade the products accordingly before convening to reach a mutual concession on the award winners. In certain cases, such as to determine recipients deserving of the Gold or Platinum Mark and to examine architectural structures, an additional screening process may be conducted either through presentations or on-site judging. Entries of exceptional calibre may be conferred the Platinum or Gold awards, the highest accolades for the Mark.