Hyundai Engineering Wins Good Design Award for Innovative Shower Facility

by Seunghyun Kim Posted : November 10, 2026, 14:00Updated : November 10, 2026, 14:00

Hyundai Engineering has received a bronze medal at the 2026 Good Design Award for its innovative shower facility that combines safety handles, a showerhead, and a seat. The design is aimed at providing convenience for users of all ages, from children to the elderly.


On November 10, Hyundai Engineering announced that its 'Universal Flow Shower Solution' was awarded the National Institute of Technology and Standards Director's Award (Special Award for Ergonomic Design) at the Good Design Award.


The Good Design Award is an annual design competition hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and organized by the Korea Design Promotion Agency. Since its inception in 1985, the award has recognized outstanding design products based on aesthetics, creativity, and usability, granting them the government certification mark 'GD.'


The awarded shower facility integrates safety handles, a showerhead, and a shower seat into a single system. It is designed with consideration for users' movements in the bathroom, allowing them to maintain stability while showering and resting afterward.


Users can choose to shower while sitting or standing, and the design accommodates those with limited grip strength, enabling operation with minimal effort.


Hyundai Engineering was also recognized at the 2024 Good Design Award for its 'Bathroom Shower System,' which was selected for excellence in the living design category. That product featured a 'Slim & Slide' design for maximizing functionality in small bathrooms and a 'Balance-On' feature to reduce discomfort from sudden temperature changes.


Additionally, Hyundai Engineering's office building 'G1 Seoul' and the shared facilities of the apartment complex 'Eco Atelier' were both awarded for excellence in interior architecture and environmental design, respectively.


G1 Seoul is an office building located in the Jongno district of Seoul, designed to reflect the historical significance of the site where artifacts from the Joseon Dynasty, such as metal movable type, were discovered, incorporating traditional land parcel patterns and stone wall designs into its facade.


Eco Atelier is a shared facility applied in the 'Hillstate Suwon Parkfore' apartment complex, utilizing recycled materials from construction waste and plastic waste for its garbage disposal area, featuring an open structure and perforated panels.


A representative from Hyundai Engineering stated, 'This award recognizes our design capabilities that consider user safety and convenience, as well as the historical significance of spaces and the value of resource recycling. We will continue to focus on enhancing our customers' daily lives through thoughtful design.'





* This article has been translated by AI.