International Women's Day was the big story on Dezeen this week. We launched our Move the Needle initiative, to improve gender equality, and the Woman Architect of the Year 2018 award was announced.
Sandra Barclay became the seventh recipient of the Woman Architect of the Year prize, winning for her work on The Museo de Sitio Julio C Tello archaeology museum in Peru.
To coincide with International Women's Day, Dezeen announced Move the Needle, an initiative focused on addressing the gender imbalance in architecture and design with the help of readers.
Foster + Partners became the first major global architecture studio to commit to change, after revealing the gender pay gap in its staff salaries earlier in the week.
We covered a number of projects marking International Women's Day this week, including a range of iconic logos with male figures reimagined as women and Brewdog's pink-branded "beer for girls", which was labelled irresponsible on social media.
Meanwhile, speakers at Dezeen and RIBA's Must do Better talk on diversity highlighted the link between an inclusive and diverse workforce and the success of businesses.
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi was named as 2018 laureate of the Pritzker Prize, architecture's most illustrious award.
Eva Franch i Gilabert was elected director of the Architectural Association school in London, becoming the first woman to hold the post, while "visionary curator" Yesomi Umol was announced as the artistic director for Chicago Architecture Biennial 2019.
BIGÂ unveiled new renderings of a pair of twisted residential towers, which are currently under construction in New York's Chelsea, alongside the city's elevated High Line park.
Also revealing plans this week was David Adjaye, who released designs for the National Cathedral of Ghana in the capital city Accra, which will feature a 5,000 seat auditorium under its concave roof.
Amanda Levete, Sadie Morgan, John Pawson and Terence Conran were among the 20 new notable architects and designers added to the judging panel for the Dezeen Awards, which are now open for entries.
Popular projects on Dezeen this week included Bernardo Bader Architects' larch-clad Swiss house, a São Paulo apartment with a swimming pool as it's centrepiece and a collection of Barbie dolls based on female role models launched for International Women's Day.