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This week we look at how design concepts, interventions and enhancements can help “cure” medical issues. >

Design Indaba’s Do Tank plans 2021 action, while its Think Tank takes a post-jubilee sabbatical >

Here, we explore new formats for childhood learning that foster design thinking and creativity… >

Olafur Eliasson has created an Algae Window consisting of glass spheres arranged according to the structure of diatoms. >

Yinka Ilori explores how seating systems shape human interactions with his A Trifle of Colour project. >

The aim of Toyota Woven City is to transform existing modes of transport and test the notion of Mobility for All. >

Called The Triptych, Freyja Sewell’s masks celebrate different industry sectors with colour-coded flair. >

The artwork will consist of a garden which will hold a newly curated palette of plants. >

Lieberman spoke at the 2018 Design Indaba Conference, where he elaborated on his digital poetry through code and technology. >

The Japanese designer is known for his playful interventions that provides a new perspective to socio-technical problems. >

The aptly named Powerhouse is situated on Beloit’s Rock River waterfront and focuses on recreation, fitness and wellness. >

The new space will allow visitors to experience historic monuments in cultural enriched space. >

A project spearheaded and commissioned by Design Indaba in collaboration with Paul Cocksedge. >

Green. It has physical, spiritual and metaphysical associations. >

A first of its kind. >

“Sidewalk Labs proposes a plan for Quayside that would create a diverse live-work neighbourhood." >

Developed by Casagrande Laboratory in association with Bjørnådal Architecture Studio from Norway and Sjaelso Finland they created an emergency hospital made up >

Designed by Voll Arkitekter AS, the Mjøstårnet tower is known as the world’s tallest timber building since it’s opening in 2019. >

Developed by the home of GBC’s School of Technology and created by Moriyama and Teshima Architects and Acton Ostry Architects. >

Set to live in China’s Xiong’ and in a post coronavirus pandemic - the new city will be a place where people are able to produce a new living and create a new t >

INCLUSIVITY - NOT A BUZZWORD, AN IMPERATIVE! >

10 design graduates from the world’s leading design schools took to the antenna 2020 virtual stage as part of Dutch Design Week. >

Landscape designer Fengjiao Ge looks into how to recycle textiles to save the tonnes of waste that goes from our wardrobes to the landfill in her thesis proje >

Industrial designer Xavier Ouellet has developed a system of floating tetrapods that protects coastline from erosion. >

London-based industrial designer Solveiga Pakštaitė is working hard to combat the massive issue of food waste. >