The Golden Pin Concept Design Award announces 45 Design Mark winners from Taiwan, China, Japan, Norway, Malaysia, Australia and India. Each design team must now prepare for the final selection on September 14-15, where they will pitch their concepts to a jury of international design experts.

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 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!

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.

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 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.

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.

Titled ZONE, this year’s exhibition offers an innovative, immersive experience that transports the audience into a world of brilliant ideas. The exhibition will last until February 28, 2021 and will showcase 130 winning entries.

The awards ceremony for the 2020 Golden Pin Design Awards will be held in Taipei on December 11. The theme of this year’s ceremony, “2020,” highlights the challenges of this tumultuous year and symbolizes an opportunity for change.

Under the theme “VISION 20/21”, BODW will harness the power of collaborative creativity to provide timely insights into future trends that could help us find clarity in uncertainty.

Taiwan Design Research Institute is awarded the 4th Presidential Innovation Award. The glory goes to all of our partners!

The Presidential Innovation Award was established to commend individuals or groups who have achieved innovation in the diverse fields of product, technology, management, service, or culture that contributes to the country’s economic development. It was a tremendous honor for TDRI and the design industry to receive this year’s Presidential Innovation Award.