Unlike traditional bone rehabilitation boards, BoneAid can be applied to multiple body parts with different folding methods.

“We believe that, as an art school, ECAL needs to develop the creative potential offered by new technologies by embracing and responding to their impact.”

“If there is one lesson we have learned … it’s that we have to keep innovating to control malaria, because conditions evolve.”

Living Farms is being spearheaded by Austrian multidisciplinary designer, Katharina Unger.

“People arrived at our stand with the idea of creepy crawlies, and when they tasted the ice cream, they couldn't even believe that it was made from insects."

"Taxi Fabric was an opportunity to create a fun, engaging way for deaf as well as hearing individuals to learn..."

From a smog eating building in Poland to a cultural centre in Senegal that cools itself and more.

Amigo Doume in Abidjan, Ivory Coast gives troubled teenagers – often ignored by support systems that focus on younger kids – the tools to earn a living.

The Nairobi-based artist talks inspiration, collaboration and changing narratives.

The architects worked in collaboration with photographer Edward Burtynsky, Holocaust scholar Doris Bergen and landscape architect Claude Comier.

“To us, the story of a street food vendor running a successful hole-in-the-wall shop is just as valid as a story about a celebrated chef."