• image sourced: Alkesh Parmar portfolio
    Apeel
    Studio Arp transforms discarded orange peels into a leather-like material >
  • Image: by Design Indaba
    AI.Mogen
    Heap’s work with AI has led to the creation of Mogen >
  • Image: Vertical Meadows website
    Vertical Meadows
    Transforming construction sites into biodiverse green spaces >
  • Image: Esther Mahlangu, Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu, 2024. Serpentine North Garden, 4 October 2024 – 28 September 2025. Courtesy Serpentine and The Melrose Gallery. Photo: George Darrell
    Landmark Mural
    Dr Esther Mahlangu’s first public artwork in the UK >
  • Zanele Muholi, Bambatha I, 2023. Courtesy- the artist, Hayden Phipps-Southern Guild and Southern Guild
    South African Artists featured at Frieze 2024
    Artists Zanele Muholi and Zizipho Poswa feature amongst 22 international artists >
  • Image: Wolffkraft Design Studio
    Designers' Pledge at London Design Festival
    A collective commitment to responsible design practices >
  • The Colour of London
    Domenic Lippa and LDF unveil the festival’s visual identity for 2024 >
  • DeepMind
    Dada Projects and Google DeepMind visualize the Intersection of AI and sustainability >
  • Photographs: Maca Barrera
    Second skin
    A conceptual garment provides an alternative form of sun protection. >
  • Photographs: Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Rory Gardiner
    Built to win
    The winners of the RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024 have been announced. >
  • Photographs: Zanele Muholi
    Get the picture
    Zanele Muholi’s expansive photographic career on display in a new exhibition. >
  • Photographs: Iwan Baan, Serpentine
    Star quality
    The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion opened to the public on 7 June 2024. >
  • State of the world
    Artworks in Dutch wax consider the colonial legacies of Europe and Africa. >
  • Many hands
    Ibrahim Mahama decks the Barbican Centre in textiles embroidered with history. >
  • Clean green
    This indoor photo bioreactor absorbs carbon dioxide and pollutants using algae. >
  • Wishes for peace
    Yoko Ono’s instructional pieces invite viewers to involve themselves in her exhibition. >
  • Photographs: Porter Press International
    Need for speed
    A new book tracks South African auto-designer Keith Helfet’s career in design. >
  • Photographs: The Barbican.
    Unravelled
    Textile artworks from the 1960s to today challenge structures of power. >
  • Photographs: Serpentine, Mass Studies.
    No man is an island
    The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion architect has been announced. >
  • Fire bug
    A repurposed smartphone becomes a wildfire detection system. >
  • Face your fears
    These pieces of furniture challenged visitors to confront their biggest phobias. >
  • It’s London, baby!
    The London Design Festival returns this month. >
  • Bridge of steel
    Sculptural steel arches protect this bridge from extreme weather conditions. >
  • Designing for good
    Unique collaboration including 600 designers creates solutions for clean water and sanitation. >

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