Take the exhibit for the Mailchimp brand. Designers built only one structure within a 20-by-30-foot space and outfitted it with a whimsical projection-mapping experience that relayed the features of the company's all-in-one marketing platform. Or consider the stand for Interac Corp. Centered on more than 600 fabric bands rigged 20 feet off the floor, the construct was a veritable cocoon separating visitors from the exterior show-floor chaos.

Judges selected these winners and 13 others (plus six honorable mentions) from the confines of a Dallas design studio. The multi-disciplinary panel waded through myriad entries from countries such as Finland, Italy, Japan, Poland, and Russia, to name a few. But regardless of projects' origins, jurors gravitated toward designs whose creators denied demands to dilute their concepts – their one true things, if you will – and instead married a ride-or-die design mentality with impeccable execution.

Please join us in congratulating this year's winners. May their award-worthy designs delight and inspire you – and encourage you to adopt a singular "one-rabbit" focus for your next project.

EDGE AWARD Child's Play Munchkin Inc. GOLD AWARD Fuel for Thought Gazprom Neft PJSC A Moving Display Intel Corp Projection Booth The Rocket Science Heavy Metal Russian Copper Co. SILVER AWARD Dream House Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Subterranean Style Marmite Sp. Zo. o. Cisco's High Lights Cisco Systems Inc. Open-Floor Policy Amtico International GmbH Code Yellow Interac Corp. BRONZE AWARD Wash Room Omnires Sp. Zo. o. Defense Mechanism Doria International Inc. Flight of Fancy Bombardier Inc. Light Work Hitachi Construction Machinery Co. Ltd. Facebook's Game Plan Facebook Inc. 2020 JUDGES Donna Aldridge creative director, Dodd Creative Group, Dallas Josh Ege associate professor of visual communication, Texas A&M University-Commerce, Dallas Todd Hardin vice president, Focus EGD, Dallas; Katie Kitchens, creative director, Recreation, Dallas Garrett Owen design director, RBMM, Dallas; Van Romans, president, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Fort Worth, TX Bret Sano principal creative director and co-founder, Caliber Creative, Dallas Cindy Simpson IIDA, LEED AP, managing director, Gensler, Dallas Kimberly Tyner partner and chief creative officer, Spire Agency, Dallas