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Designer Yael Issacharov has created an electricity-free airconditioning system made of terracotta tiles combined with a water flow. >

Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh has been announced as the 22nd Serpentine Pavilion designer. >

Design Indaba alum Morag Myerscough has transformed a courtyard at Sheffield Children's Hospital into a kaleidoscope of colour. >

The VIZIUM Science and Innovation Centre in Latvia was designed by Audrius Ambrasas Architects as a merging of landscape and architecture. >

The 18th edition of Design Miami is taking place between 30 November and 4 December 2022. >

Ten local designers and brands were awarded for their sustainability practices at the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards 2022. >

Tomasz Raczyński, Dominik Baraniecki and Piotr Walter win the 2022 James Dyson Award for SmartHEAL. >

Lift 109, the latest revamped feature of Battersea Power Station, opened to the public earlier in November. >

A short film about carbon-absorbing buildings premiered at the UN’s Climate Change Conference COP27 in Egypt. >

The world-famous train known as the Orient Express is getting a nostalgia-inspired makeover. >

Raw Nerves, running until 14 January 2023, is the latest exhibition at Hannah Barry Gallery in London. >

The largest creative festival in the Middle East took place between 8 – 13 November 2022. >

A dynamic new exhibition probes the way black culture wishes to represent itself. >

A new landmark is drawing pedestrians’ gazes in Poland’s capital city. >

Future city transport looks personalised, clean and intelligent. >

A Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2022, Noxolo Thando Masuku is navigating the symbiotic relationship between art and architecture. >

As interest in building on water grows, MAST has come up with a flatpack modular system that will allow for floating homes. >

Studio DRIFT employs drones to vividly reimagine history’s architectural masterpieces. >

Design Indaba partners with Google to showcase the continent's creatives through "Colours of Africa". >

“The Seeing Hands” by Katie Schwab is a large-scale interactive exhibition that invites tactile engagement by kids. >

The Royal Institute of British Architects has named the New Library at Magdalene College as the 26th Stirling Prize winner. >

Georgina Gratrix’s new exhibition converses with Irma Stern’s artworks at the iconic painter’s former home. >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2022 Lehlogonolo Carol Khaas has been passionate about architecture since an early age. >

Blurring disciplinary boundaries, Cape Town-based creative Mikhailia Petersen builds intricate narratives in her photo series. >

Former Design Indaba Emerging Creative Kenyaa Mzee’s latest visual collection is exhibiting at Youngblood Gallery, Cape Town in October. >