South Africa | Design Indaba

A new fully sustainable human-centric pedestrian bridge to be built across a river in Cape Town

A project spearheaded and commissioned by Design Indaba in collaboration with Paul Cocksedge. >
South African architecture student looks at how to reimagine dangerous alleyways in a Johannesburg suburb as pedestrian streets

Joshil Naran's Honours project is named “in-between, back-to-back & front-to-front”. >
How to treat the HIV epidemic: RCA graduate Ricky Stoch addresses treatment adherence

Royal College of Art graduate Ricky Stoch created a system called FebriSol that aims to solve the problem of treatment adherence. >
#antenna2020 Interview: Ricky stoch

"I don't distinguish between my design ethics and personal ethics, I just try my best to act with integrity." >
Ricky Stoch

Designer

Ricky Stoch is a South African human-centred designer and consultant. >
From smart car to living lounge

Renault has unveiled a personal vehicle that transforms from car to couch, becoming part of the lounge. >
How to make your travel booking experience easier

SnapTravel is an App-less way to book your next vay-cay and it all happens via Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp. >
Recycling the Serpentine Pavilion

Johannesburg-based collaborative architectural studio and all women team, Counterspace will be designing the iconic Serpentine Pavilion for 2020/2021. >
Current Affairs

Currents for Currents, an award winning concept for a floating community >
Portable Potable

Quench Sea, a portable desalination device >
Plastic Pandemic

How will the Covid-19 Health Pandemic affect the world's oceans? >
Sacha Buliard’s responsive mat lets users connect with their bodies

Global graduate, Sacha Buliard spoke at the 2020 Design Indaba Conference. >
Rethinking rape kits with Antya Waegemann

The global graduate designs solutions for sexual assault survivors and will speaking at #DI2020. >
Building sustainably | Design Indaba 2020 speaker Vukheta Mukhari’s bio-bricks help save the planet

Vukheta Mukhari and his team members created the world’s first bio-brick made from human urine. >
Meet the Emerging Creatives who exhibited at Design Indaba 2020

The Emerging Creatives programme is a product of creative inclusion created by Design Indaba and supported by the Department of Arts and Culture. >
Nando’s Clout Fires Up The Ravi Naidoo Residency for Emerging Creatives, declaring Mmamotsatsi Masike its First-ever Recipient

The announcement of the new Ravi Naidoo Residency for Emerging Creatives was made at the recent Design Indaba Conference. >
The drum machine by Nicolás Kisic Aguirre

The Peruvian designer’s open-source projects are a combination of sound, architecture and the mind. >
Artist Olafur Eliasson tackles freedom of press with new artwork

Olafur Eliasson has teamed up with Kumi Naidoo to create artwork that highlights the collaboration between press freedom and its reader. >
Expressing solidarity through design

In the wake of #blackouttuesday we look to the everyday work needed to right the social wrongs. >
Africa Day 2020

We look to a wealth of African thinkers who are improving the world through creativity. >
Hope heroes from across the globe

DON'T WORRY (TOO MUCH), BE HAPPY. >
Sho Madjozi

Artist

Award-wining artist, writer and performer. >
Here’s how Design Indaba super-creatives are changing the world, one creative act at a time

A design response in the time of COVID-19. >
The Department of Audacious Projects

A Design Indaba initiative for South African Tourism. >

Pages