The cocktail reception and networking brought together hundreds of attendees, including global winners, supporting organisations, and invited professionals, creating opportunities for direct dialogue, new connections, and potential collaboration ahead of the awards presentation.

Selected winners presented their works through on-site booths, enabling direct introduction, discussion, and professional exchange. The booth area offered a tangible extension of ISDA 2025, allowing visitors and stakeholders to engage closely with the projects and explore potential collaboration.

Winners stepped onto the stage to receive their awards and share remarks on their projects and creative journey. These moments marked the formal recognition of their work by the international jury, highlighting the ideas, dedication, and impact behind each awarded project.

The AR interaction offered an engaging visual experience during the ceremony, with participants exploring digital elements and themed props. Awardees and guests captured moments through the interactive setup, adding a light and memorable dimension to the ISDA 2025 ceremony experience.

Representatives from ISDA’s international supporting organisations and institutions attended the ceremony in person, demonstrating strong cross-sector support. Their presence reflected the depth, credibility, and global network behind ISDA 2025, reinforcing its standing as a trusted international platform for sustainable design.

Beyond the ceremony, ISDA 2025 continues to expand its international presence through coordinated promotion across ISDA official channels, partner platforms, press releases, and media listings. High-visibility public channels, including transit railway networks and prominent urban locations, further extend reach, delivering over five million impressions across countries and regions.

Extending global opportunities for ISDA winners, HKASD collaborated with Smart Design Global to nominate BIG HORN (Kevin Ching)—winner of ISDA 2025’s Global Excellence and Aesthetic Visionary Awards—to showcase at Maison&Objet in Paris.

Awarded projects are also being showcased on high-visibility digital kiosks across ten major districts in Hong Kong, including Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Western District, Sheung Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kai Tak, Jordan, Mong Kok, and Sha Tin. These city-wide promotions boosting global visibility for outstanding sustainable design and its creators.

ISDA 2025 award-winning sustainable designs are featured on prominent LED screens and digital displays in key transit hubs and commercial centers across Mainland China—including Guangzhou (Nansha), Foshan, Zhongshan (Seaport City), Hainan (Wanning Station), and Hunan (Jishou).