• Heads up
    William Kentridge's The Head & The Load comes to the African continent for the first time. >
  • Cabin fever
    This wooden cabin can be opened up to let in nature. >
  • Naturally synthetic
    This low-carbon biomaterial created from plant waste and microbes is an alternative to traditional clothing fabrics. >
  • Making sense
    Design Indaba alum Ai Weiwei’s new exhibition includes a piece made from 650 000 Legos. >
  • Winning formula
    David Chipperfield has been selected as the 2023 winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. >
  • Shapeshifter
    This New York theatre’s new branding changes for each production. >
  • Fossil fuels
    An enormous hanging sculpture is made up of the amount of coal needed to power a lightbulb for a year. >
  • Makeup mobility
    This beauty tool is designed to make the makeup-application process more inclusive. >
  • Music by design
    Design Indaba alum Brian Eno’s colour-changing turntable won a Wallpaper* Design Award. >
  • To the nines
    The 2022 Fashion Awards honoured the innovators, influencers and changemakers of the fashion industry. >
  • A step ahead
    Multinational architecture firm BDP built a giant standalone staircase for students at the University of London. >
  • No place like home
    A quirky family home in Dorset, England, is the Royal Institute of British Architects’ House of the Year. >
  • Earth first
    The winners of the second Earthshot Prize were announced on 2 December 2022. >
  • Timeless timber
    Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh has been announced as the 22nd Serpentine Pavilion designer. >
  • Tickled pink
    Design Indaba alum Morag Myerscough has transformed a courtyard at Sheffield Children's Hospital into a kaleidoscope of colour. >
  • Power up
    Lift 109, the latest revamped feature of Battersea Power Station, opened to the public earlier in November. >
  • The language of precarity
    Raw Nerves, running until 14 January 2023, is the latest exhibition at Hannah Barry Gallery in London. >
  • Hands-on
    “The Seeing Hands” by Katie Schwab is a large-scale interactive exhibition that invites tactile engagement by kids. >
  • Read all about it
    The Royal Institute of British Architects has named the New Library at Magdalene College as the 26th Stirling Prize winner. >
  • Come home again
    British designer Es Devlin created a cathedral-like structure illustrated with pencil drawings of London’s 243 endangered flora and fauna species. >
  • Ringing the changes
    The International Olympic Committee revealed a new brand identity for the Olympics, the first since the games began in 1896 >
  • London Calling
    The 20th edition of the London Design Festival took place across 12 design districts in the city. >
  • On the dot
    Postgraduate students at the Royal College of Art created Dotplot – a handheld device that helps monitor at-home breast checks. >
  • Veni, vidi, vici
    Design Indaba alumnus Morag Myerscough built a striking fort to celebrate 1900 years of Hadrian’s Wall >

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