CEDIA Awards yearbook

The prestigious CEDIA Awards recognise and promote high quality system design, installation & integration within the home automation industry. Once again in 2015, the winners were unveiled at a spectacular black-tie ceremony held at the Natural History Museum, London where the yearbook shown – designed by HK Designs – was distributed digitally. In its fourth iteration, the 152 page publication has been designed to complement the superb photography within; the layout to best showcase the beautiful installations with extra gravitas given to winners over other entrants. Cover debossing and metallic finish help make this a lasting ‘coffee table’ publication. Other marketing support in the run-up to the night included a full page advert, online banner advertising, entry ticket, table plan and menu. The 2015 yearbook won CEDIA the prestigious TAF ‘Publication of the Year’ Award at its own black tie event at the Underglobe, London.

Howard King (hiding at the back) with the CEDIA team accepting the TAF Award for 2015 'Publication of the Year'.

In 2019, after 7 years of the yearbook, a re-design was commissioned. The new layout, in portrait format, required that each winner was able to be given artwork for their 4-page 'case study' entry, which they could then print commercially for their own marketing purposes.

The design followed CEDIA's corporate guidelines, and contained a high standard of installation photography, as well as project write-up, kit lists, contact details, pull quotes and space for adverts.

The CEDIA Yearbook was redesigned in 2019 by HK Designs.

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