Dezeen has teamed up with the Design Museum in London to give away five pairs of tickets to the Beazley Designs of the Year show.
Dezeen is media partner for the annual awards programme, which celebrates design that "promote or delivers change, enables access, extends design practice or captures the spirit of the year".
For the 2017 awards, there are 62 nominees split across six categories ? architecture, digital, fashion, graphics, product and transport.
London architecture studio Carmody Groarke created grotto-like spaces for the exhibition
The shortlisted projects are currently on show at the Design Museum building in Kensington. They are being presented in a cave-like space designed by London studio Carmody Groarke.
Five competition winners will each receive a pair of tickets to visit the exhibition, which runs until 28 January 2018. Graviky Labs's pens with ink made from carbon emissions are nominated in the product category
The shortlist includes several projects that address the refugee crisis, for example, a pictogram-based communication tool called First Aid Kit and the interactive transmedia documentary Refugee Republic.
The product category includes a number of sustainability-focused projects, such as the biodegradable Flax Chair by designer Christien Meindertsma and a range of pens with ink made from carbon emissions taken from vehicles and chimneys.
David Adjaye's Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is nominated ...