What is the Jury Process for the CODAawards?

The Jury for the annual CODAawards are a recognized group of art and design experts

Due to the large number of entries each year, jurors only judge a selected group of categories.

Jurors spend time with each project reading and learning about the

• details,
• goals, and
• collaborative process behind the project.

The jury will evaluate projects on:

• the successful integration of commissioned artwork into a space,
• the importance of this integration into the overall design, and
• the collaboration process between the artists, designers, and others involved in the project.

Jury members are allowed to enter a project into the CODAawards, but they are not permitted to jury a category where their own work has been submitted. The jury process is done remotely online, and each juror is blind to the voting by the other jury members.

Total juror votes are tallied to determine the final winner in each category. In the event of a tie, representatives of CODAworx will break the tie by selecting the winner from among the tied entries.