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Only 1 Week To Go! Your Final Call to Enter the Golden Pin Design Award 2021
There’s just one week until the Golden Pin Design Award closes its 2021 call for entries! Don't miss out the unprecedented opportunity to prove your prowess in creative design!
The 2021 Golden Pin Design Award Jury Announced! Early-Bird Registration Discount until June 30th
The call for entries for the 2021 Golden Pin Design Award has been extended until July 15; benefits for early bird registration have been extended to June 30; and additionally, epidemic prevention-related designs will further have the opportunity to register for free. The early bird registration deadline is fast approaching, so take advantage while you can!
Bringing Together the Worlds of Science and Religion, the Taiwan Pavilion Stands Out at the London Design Biennale
Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Taiwan, organised by the Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI) and curated by Bito, the Taiwan Pavilion presents its Swingphony exhibition at this year’s London Design Biennale. The Taiwan Pavilion team uses Swingphony as the main concept behind its interpretation of the London Design Biennale’s theme - Resonance.
2021 Golden Pin Design Award and Golden Pin Concept Design Award Call for Entries is Now Open!
The 2021 Golden Pin Design Award is now calling for entries, opening up a great opportunity for design talents from across the world to showcase their products and projects that cater to Asian societies globally. This year, the organizer has invited for the first time British design genius Tom Dixon, renowned Japanese designer Taku Satoh as jury members!
The Golden Pin Design Award and the Golden Pin Concept Design Award Reveal the 2020 Best Design Winners!
The 2020 Golden Pin Design Award grand awards ceremony was held in Taipei on the evening of December 11, revealing this year’s winners of the Golden Pin’s highest honor. Among the winners revealed are exceptional designs from China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Poland, while Taiwanese designers came out on top with 20 award wins.
Tony K.M. Chang is Awarded the Golden Pin Design Award 2020 Honorary Award for his Accomplishments in Promoting Taiwanese Design
The 2020 Golden Pin Design Award has announced today (Dec. 3) that the Honorary Award shall be awarded to the incumbent World Design Organization (WDO) regional advisor Tony K.M. Chang for his contribution to and achievement in the Taiwanese design scene.
Only 1 Week To Go! Your Final Call to Enter the Golden Pin Design Award 2021
There’s just one week until the Golden Pin Design Award closes its 2021 call for entries! Don't miss out the unprecedented opportunity to prove your prowess in creative design!
The 2021 Golden Pin Design Award Jury Announced! Early-Bird Registration Discount until June 30th
The call for entries for the 2021 Golden Pin Design Award has been extended until July 15; benefits for early bird registration have been extended to June 30; and additionally, epidemic prevention-related designs will further have the opportunity to register for free. The early bird registration deadline is fast approaching, so take advantage while you can!
Bringing Together the Worlds of Science and Religion, the Taiwan Pavilion Stands Out at the London Design Biennale
Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Taiwan, organised by the Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI) and curated by Bito, the Taiwan Pavilion presents its Swingphony exhibition at this year’s London Design Biennale. The Taiwan Pavilion team uses Swingphony as the main concept behind its interpretation of the London Design Biennale’s theme - Resonance.
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Winning Design Trends in the Golden Pin Design Award and Golden Pin Concept Design Award 2019
Among this year’s award winners, the jury identified a number of winning design trends, which credits the awards’ role in championing the most advanced and innovative designs of the year.
Why “Undefined”? An interview with Hom Liou, the curator for the 2019 Young Designers’ Exhibition
This year, for the first time ever, a curator is taking the reins in organizing the 2019 Young Designers’ Exhibition — and he is going to be making some significant changes.
Trends in huaren design: Golden Pin Design Award & Golden Pin Concept Design Award 2018
The Best Design winners were announced at the Grand Ceremony on November 29. Among the winning designs, this year’s jury found trends in social design, green design, and artificial intelligence, among others.
A Myriad of Creative Excellence in the Golden Pin Design Award 2018
Read on to learn about seven of the winning designs and concepts, dissected in more detail, diving into each designer’s background and the creative journeys behind their winning work.
Kashiwa Sato Praises “Not Just Library 2018 Admission Ticket” from Mistroom
Mistroom, a studio known for its smoothly textured book covers, has won several awards in book design in the past. Their entry, “Not Just Library 2018 Admission Ticket”, also won glowing praise from well-known Japanese designer Kashiwa Sato.
Future Survival: Circular Design
With economies of scale plundering limited resources and the global trends on environmental policies, it is foreseeable that the cost of extracting raw materials will be greater than that of using renewable resources. To keep business for long term success, designers or manufacturers should be involved in circular design as early as possible, as it is unavoidable yet crucial.
Winning Design Trends in the Golden Pin Design Award and Golden Pin Concept Design Award 2019
Among this year’s award winners, the jury identified a number of winning design trends, which credits the awards’ role in championing the most advanced and innovative designs of the year.
Why “Undefined”? An interview with Hom Liou, the curator for the 2019 Young Designers’ Exhibition
This year, for the first time ever, a curator is taking the reins in organizing the 2019 Young Designers’ Exhibition — and he is going to be making some significant changes.
Trends in huaren design: Golden Pin Design Award & Golden Pin Concept Design Award 2018
The Best Design winners were announced at the Grand Ceremony on November 29. Among the winning designs, this year’s jury found trends in social design, green design, and artificial intelligence, among others.
