Is design having a Duct Tape moment? We think so. This week’s newsletter looks at design projects that apply a creative band-aid to everyday problems.

An outdoor installation occupying the plaza of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, USA, references trees and the flight patterns of migratory birds.

From his “literally balling line”, artist Victor Solomon has created a new interactive Japanese Kintsugi basketball court to celebrate sport and the positivity

The App is designed to conscientize children and alert them to concerns about the state of the planet and open conversation around climate change.

Her travel-ready, breathable onesie adds a protective layer while in the air.

3D-printing is lighting up the plight of coral reefs by generating terracotta tiles that mimic natural coral with the intention of restoring reefs.

The app is free, so you won’t waste any money downloading it, either!

Today’s designers are augmenting traditional forms by giving them an entire second skin.

"The research station will enable the discovery of new species of marine life, create a better understanding of how climate change affects the ocean."

You might soon be sipping out of a drinking vessel made from pretty cerulean-coloured glass derived from mussels.

The device is a headpiece created by IAAC (Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia).