Lee Broom's "stellar-inspired" lights | Zaha Hadid Architects gender pay gap

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Architecture Interiors Design Technology News Jobs       Zaha Hadid Architects reveals gender pay gap in staff salaries Zaha Hadid Architects has revealed that it pays women 19.6 per cent less than men, based on the median of its staff salaries. More ›     Lee Broom to show "stellar-inspired" lighting during Milan design week British designer Lee Broom will present a range of celestial-like lighting inside a listed building during this year's Milan design week. More ›     Top five architecture and design jobs this week include roles with Ennead Architects and Carlo Ratti Our pick of the best architecture and design opportunities on Dezeen Jobs this week include a position with Ennead Architects in Shanghai and a role with Carlo Ratti Associati in Turin. More ›     Pivoting doors offer breezes and views at Tamara Wibowo's Indonesian home Rows of pivoting glass doors can be opened to allow air to flow through living spaces that open onto courtyards, terraces and lush gardens at this house in the Indonesian city of Semarang. More ›     Spacemakers engages young Londoners in furniture design London agency Spacemakers has brought together design studio Silo and a group of young people to create a range of public seating. More ›     WAW Architects adds concrete extension to social services centre in former orphanage A concrete and glass block projects out over the entrance of this red brick building in Brussels, which has been converted into offices for social services by WAW Architects. More ›     Modernist bank to be razed for Gehry's Sunset Strip development Los Angeles officials have approved plans to demolish a mid-century-modern bank by architect Kurt Meyer in order to build Frank Gehry's mixed-use complex on the city's Sunset Strip. More ›     Yun Architecture refurbishes historic Tribeca townhouse New York studio Yun Architecture has brought a landmarked federal-style townhouse in Manhattan's Tribeca neighbourhood back to life. More ›     Architecture students use cross-laminated timber to build tiny classroom in Oregon forest Prefabricated panels of cross-laminated timber were used to construct this micro cabin in the Pacific Northwest, designed and built by architecture students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. More ›       Follow us     Forward this newsletter to a friend You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Unsubscribe     Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise