The recent UIA2014 conference in Durban presented an opportunity to discuss the priorities for architects in Africa, writes Sean O'Toole. >

Trend forecaster Li Edelkoort’s new book "Fetishism in Fashion" explores the evolution of taste, revealing something about the future of style and culture. >

Rest in peace to the logos of yesteryear. A new publication by The Stone Twins commemorates dead logotypes. >

Now you don't need to be a gastronomic guru to cook with Ferran Adrià. The top chef's The Family Meal takes you through it step-by-step. >

Hunger for Freedom is more than a book with recipes, it captures Nelson Mandela's life journey through the perspective of food. >

Ever wondered who decided that Comic Sans is a no-go kind of type, or why Helvetica wins the popular vote every time? Just My Type is an exploration of type. >

Coffee, tea, copper, iron, Feminism, Marxism, arable farming, banking and more. Here's a look at 50 ideas that changed humanity. >

Paul D Miller's The Book of Ice is a treasure trove of information, graphics, interviews and QR codes about a place at the end of the world, Antarctica. >

The book Fire Walker explores the meaning of the iconic sculpture of the same name by William Kentridge and Gerhard Marx, in Jozi. >

Figures & Fictions is a compelling look at contemporary South African photography. >

What is your guiltiest pleasure? Have you had any homosexual experiences? Are you a racist? Do you believe in the death penalty? >