2019, Tim Marlow was appointed as Director and Chief Executive. Galleries The top-floor space under the museum roof houses a permanent display, Designer Maker User, with key objects from the museum's collection. A restaurant, members’ lounge, residency studio and an events and gallery space are also located on the top floor. On the first floor, a design and architecture reference library is a resource for students, educators, researchers and designers. It will also include archive material relating to the history of the museum. The Swarovski Foundation Centre for Learning is a suite of learning facilities including a Design Studio, Creative Workshop, two seminar rooms and a Common Room. The Design Museum offices and main reception, a meeting room and a film studio are also located on the first floor. On the ground floor, the largest gallery in the new Design Museum showcases a programme of temporary exhibitions. Accessible from both Kensington High Street and Holland Park, the atrium acts as an events space. A main staircase from the atrium gives access to all floors and offers views to the first and second floors and the hyperbolic paraboloid roof. A double-height space spanning the two lower levels, Gallery Two hosts a programme of temporary exhibitions dedicated to architecture, fashion, furniture, product and graphic design. The Bakala Auditorium seats 202 people and provide a purpose-designed space for a programme of talks, seminars, debates and public and private events throughout the year. The basement accommodates a collections store, exhibition preparation spaces and a locker area for visitors. Award schemes The Design Museum has an award scheme which Brit Insurance sponsored from 2003 until 2011. Designers of the Year 2003 Jony Ive 2004 Daniel Brown 2005 Hilary Cottam 2006 Jamie Hewlett 2009 Duarte Ferreira Design of the Year Designs produced over the previous twelve months worldwide are eligible. A number of design experts are invited to nominate up to five projects each, falling into the seven categories of Architecture, Transport, Graphics, Interactive, Product, Furniture and Fashion. Since 2015 there have been six categories: architecture, fashion, graphics, digital, product and transport. Beazley Insurance became exhibition sponsor in 2016. 2008 The 'One Laptop Per Child' project, designed by Yves Béhar for Fuseproject 2009 Barack Obama poster designed by Shepard Fairey 2010 Folding Plug designed by Min-Kyu Choi 2011 Plumen 001 lightbulb, designed by Samuel Wilkinson and Hulger 2012 The London 2012 Olympic Torch, designed by BarberOsgerby