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easily hurt himself on the rough edges), her design was named one of the best that night. Goil's design, with a bed equipped to roll away inside the wall when not in use, and a crawl space for the child to hide if he so chose, was also liked by the judges. Erik's design, revolved around a wooden "pirate ship" (the client he had expressed an interest in pirates), won top prize. Due to John not finishing his work on time he was eliminated.
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during shopping Eddie (Red Team) engaged in a heated argument with a salesman about a broken vase and tried to argue his way out of paying for it. A Pop Design on making flower arrangements was given, with Nathan winning. He received immunity for the challenge. Andrea, Teresa and Wisit won the challenge, and Team Green received the lowest scores, with Shazia getting voted off.
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progress and bad decisions. The Miami team was criticized for use of colors deemed too ugly and "not Miami," the Tahiti team was chastised for not having a roof, and the St. Tropez team was told its furniture was at odds with the structure. The Tahiti team as selected as winners of the challenge. They earned a weekend at the
Viceroy Resort in
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has each contestant, either individually or as part of a team, create a design based on certain requirements or goals. After the challenge, the judges ask questions of the contestants about their design choices. The judges then confer among themselves and decide on the top and bottom designs. The top
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to shop for more accessories, they each received an additional $ 300, except for
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only. Since Erik won the last competition, he could not be eliminated during this challenge. This worried Matt, as he could be eliminated a lot easier being on a team with only two viable targets as opposed to three. During the judging process, the judges noted that all the teams had made both
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magazine covers as inspiration for their design. They were given access to the internet to search for shops selling at low rates. The judges felt that Andrea's design was too flat and level, and thus she was eliminated.
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3574:Indie design
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3357:Intellectual
3109:Value-driven
3087:Use-centered
2993:Regenerative
2973:Policy-based
2933:Mind mapping
2838:For assembly
2779:Design–build
2697:By committee
2682:Adaptive web
2480:Sound design
2438:glass design
2436: /
2421:applied arts
2362:Level design
2233:Urban design
2184:Hotel design
2135:Architecture
2110:Video design
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3614:Slow design
3564:Form factor
3534:Concept art
3343:HTML editor
3023:Sustainable
2858:For testing
2702:By contract
2558:Work design
2533:Drug design
2505:engineering
2379:Icon design
2357:Game design
2335:Interaction
2283:Sustainable
2216:Sustainable
2105:Type design
2082:Photography
2077:News design
2020:Book design
2015:Advertising
1994:Disciplines
1827:Jamie Durie
900:Contestants
881:India Hicks
108:Contestants
83:Pop Design,
61:India Hicks
41:Todd Oldham
3961:Categories
3924:Top Design
3817:Wiktionary
3810:Wikisource
3764:technology
3734:principles
3333:Storyboard
3159:management
3154:leadership
3119:Privacy by
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2928:Metadesign
2898:Integrated
2888:High-level
2873:Generative
2868:Functional
2737:Continuous
2732:Contextual
2707:C-K theory
2667:Approaches
2409:Web design
2263:CMF design
2243:Industrial
2101:Typography
1923:Top Design
1910:Top Design
1903:Top Design
1894:Top Design
1886:Top Design
1833:References
1819:Top Design
1807:Elle DĂ©cor
1793:Eliminated
1758:Top Design
1730:Eliminated
1724:Top Design
1708:Eliminated
1702:Top Design
1676:Eliminated
1670:Top Design
1663:Elle DĂ©cor
1650:Eliminated
1644:Top Design
1633:Jeff Lewis
1612:Eliminated
1606:Top Design
1535:Eliminated
1529:Top Design
1513:Eliminated
1507:Top Design
886:Elle DĂ©cor
875:Season two
864:Runner-up:
834:Elle Decor
708:Elizabeth
688:St. Tropez
101:Top Design
95:Season one
18:Top Design
3929:2007-2008
3803:Wikiquote
3789:Wikibooks
3739:rationale
3704:knowledge
3679:education
3599:OODA loop
3323:Prototype
3308:Flowchart
3266:Blueprint
3134:computing
3070:Universal
3018:Safe-life
2923:Low-level
2913:Iterative
2893:Inclusive
2878:Geodesign
2769:Defensive
2717:Co-design
2687:Affective
1901:Blogging
1821:aired on
1787:Finalists
1764:Withdrawn
1760:: Preston
1743:Swarovski
1732:: Natalie
1726:: Preston
1697:Danny Seo
1028:Comments
506:Elizabeth
203:Comments
3901:Rhapsody
3796:Wikinews
3729:paradigm
3709:language
3689:engineer
3684:elements
3674:director
3359:property
3204:thinking
3194:strategy
3179:research
3139:controls
3097:Empathic
3028:Systemic
2988:Rational
2943:New Wave
2757:Critical
1980:Designer
1766:: Andrea
1678:: Teresa
1652:: Shazia
1391:Jennifer
995:Designer
894:Top Chef
800:Michael
728:Felicia
701:Winners:
635:Winners:
616:Episodes
170:Designer
65:Tim Gunn
36:Top Chef
25:series.
3939:Related
3782:Commons
3754:studies
3699:history
3667:student
3652:classic
3640:Design
3554:.design
3482:Graphex
3184:science
3174:pattern
3169:methods
3144:culture
3127:Design
2938:Modular
2791:Diffuse
2712:Closure
2434:Ceramic
2092:Signage
1975:Outline
1795:: Eddie
1751:Barneys
1710:: Wisit
1704:: Eddie
1614:: Kerry
1515:: Serge
1240:Natalie
1077:Preston
866:Carisa
859:Winner:
846:Andrea
839:Winner:
814:Winner:
793:Winner:
765:Winner:
742:Winner:
721:Winner:
660:Winner:
547:Heather
480:Felicia
386:Michael
3759:studio
3744:review
3724:museum
3647:change
3455:Awards
3328:Sketch
3313:Mockup
3293:CAutoD
3234:Awards
3199:theory
3189:sprint
3164:marker
3129:choice
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2337:design
2245:design
2127:design
2045:Motion
2007:design
1964:Design
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1375:Robert
1334:Shazia
1305:Teresa
1202:Andrea
1119:Ondine
1068:WINNER
1033:Nathan
795:Andrea
744:Andrea
723:Carisa
686:, and
684:Tahiti
655:Target
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257:Carisa
247:WINNER
77:Format
3916:Shows
3868:Books
3642:brief
3529:Agile
3248:Tools
3225:Tools
2863:For X
2499:Other
2418:Other
1635:from
1407:Serge
1356:Kerry
1273:Wisit
1161:Eddie
841:Matt
821:Goil
772:Erik
749:Ryan
680:Miami
667:John
3906:2012
3894:2006
3882:2004
3719:load
3714:life
3694:firm
3281:CAID
3149:flow
3065:TRIZ
2953:Open
1928:IMDb
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1281:HIGH
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1086:HIGH
1061:HIGH
1058:HIGH
1055:HIGH
1041:HIGH
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861:Matt
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816:Matt
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747:Out:
726:Out:
706:Out:
665:Out:
662:Erik
640:Out:
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529:John
484:HIGH
453:Ryan
421:Erik
407:HIGH
355:HIGH
346:Goil
287:HIGH
284:HIGH
278:HIGH
264:HIGH
233:HIGH
222:HIGH
213:HIGH
209:Matt
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