The 60 finalist projects are on display at the Design Museum in London
Submitted at Feb 1, 2018, 3:21 PM
The Design Museum in London's exhibition, which features 60 projects nominated for the Beazley Awards for best design of the year, is open to the public until February 18. In the tenth edition of the awards, the works are divided into six categories: Architecture, Digital, Fashion, Graphics, Products and Transport. The works include films, virtual reality and audio.
Meet the winners below!
Winner in the overall category and in the Architectural Design category: Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC
After decades, the museum was reopened to celebrate the history of African-American culture, its architecture therefore being influenced by both.
Winner of the Graphic Design of the Year category: Fractured Lands: The New York Times Magazine This issue of the New York Times Magazine focused on representing the last ten years in the Middle East. Designed by Matt Willey, the aesthetic is stark, dramatic and monochromatic. 
Product Design of the Year Winner: AIR-INK Fashion Design of the Year Winner: Nike Pro Hijab Launched two days before International Women's Day, this Hijab was designed so that Islamic female athletes can pursue a career in sports. Winner in the Transportation Design of the Year category: Scewo This mobility device allows wheelchairs to reach places that would normally be inaccessible. Using retractable rubber rails, the chair can safely go up and down stairs. 
