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OLEDs Go! competition

OLEDs Go! competition

Twenty innovative designs shortlisted in the second edition of Dezeen and LG Display's OLEDs Go! competition

Televisions that fold into lamps, cabinets with digital displays for doors and screens that roll up into speakers are among the designs shortlisted in Dezeen and LG Display's OLEDs Go! competition, which called for creative uses for OLED technology. More about Twenty innovative designs shortlisted in the second edition of Dezeen and LG Display's OLEDs Go! competition

Opinion

Opinion

"Architecture has run out of excuses when it comes to explaining a lack of gender parity"

Dezeen's latest survey shows that the number of women in architecture leadership roles has doubled, but the industry needs to work harder to attract and retain women in senior positions, says Christine Murray. More about "Architecture has run out of excuses when it comes to explaining a lack of gender parity"

Architecture

Architecture

Glass facades are "the main culprit" for billions of annual bird deaths

Legislation is needed to force architects to prevent the mass slaughter of birds that "didn't evolve to deal with glass", experts have told Dezeen. More about Glass facades are "the main culprit" for billions of annual bird deaths

Technology

Technology

Ye and Kano release MP3 player designed to "challenge what an album can be"

American musician Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, and design technology company Kano have launched Stem Player, a pebble-shaped device that allows users to customise songs in the palm of their hand. More about Ye and Kano release MP3 player designed to "challenge what an album can be"

Architecture

Architecture

An interview with Marina Tabassum features in today's Dezeen Agenda newsletter

The latest edition of our Dezeen Agenda newsletter features an exclusive interview with Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum, who told Dezeen why she only works in her home country. More about An interview with Marina Tabassum features in today's Dezeen Agenda newsletter

News

News

Nintendo's former HQ to reopen as hotel designed by Tadao Ando

Japanese architect Tadao Ando has transformed a building that was once home to video game giant Nintendo into a boutique hotel. More about Nintendo's former HQ to reopen as hotel designed by Tadao Ando

Architecture

Architecture

Women make up just one in five top positions at biggest architecture firms despite "huge jump"

The percentage of women in top jobs at the biggest architecture firms has doubled over the past five years – but men still occupy four out of five key roles, according to research conducted by Dezeen to mark International Women's Day. More about Women make up just one in five top positions at biggest architecture firms despite "huge jump"

Design

Design

Doppelgänger creates polystyrene substitute from plastic-eating mealworms

Charlotte Böhning and Mary Lempres of Doppelgänger have developed a bioplastic version of polystyrene foam that is made from the exoskeleton of mealworms and breaks down in soil in a couple of weeks. More about Doppelgänger creates polystyrene substitute from plastic-eating mealworms

News

News

Part W creating map "to draw attention to built projects by women" in London

To coincide with International Women's Day architecture collective Part W has launched a campaign to populate a map titled Women's Work: London. More about Part W creating map "to draw attention to built projects by women" in London

Architecture

Architecture

RED Arquitectos builds Casa Numa from coconut-palm wood

Mexican studio RED Arquitectos has created a screen-wrapped house made almost entirely out of wood from coconut palm trees, which was designed to blend into its surroundings on a small island off the Yucatán Peninsula. More about RED Arquitectos builds Casa Numa from coconut-palm wood