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Nature powered mesmerizing visual installation >

James Turrell showcases upcoming installation in AlUla >

Bjarke Ingels Group designs a ‘Mindfulness City’ for the Kingdom of Bhutan. >

Urban parks bring nature to cities. >

‘Sidewalks to See’ helps the visually impaired to navigate city streets. >

Sugarcane bio-waste is transformed into building materials. >

Yayoi Kusama’s immersive exhibition features inflatable artworks on a grand scale. >

Lina Ghotmeh’s 2023 Serpentine Pavilion has arrived in Kensington Gardens. >

This winery building forges a symbiotic relationship between architecture and nature. >

This sustainable cooler uses ancient geothermal techniques to chill drinks without electricity. >

An American startup is returning the burial process to the earth. >

A dreamlike floating forest replaced a dumping ground on the Yangtze River floodplain. >

Ramos Castellano Arquitectos repurposed thousands of barrel lids to create a colourful – and musical – building facade. >

Here are some of the most-anticipated design events and exhibitions of 2023. >

Italian scuba diver and gardener Sergio Gamberini designed Nemo’s Garden, the world’s first underwater garden. >

The 23rd Triennale Milano features a futuristic greenhouse where visitors can experience plants' reactions to their surroundings >

Mumbai-based architectural and design firm Community Design Agency is working together with community members to revitalise the Sanjaynagar slum >

Pioneering Marcus Fairs “changed the landscape of design journalism” >

The Bamiyan Cultural Centre in the Bamiyan Valley meditates on the complex history and uncertain future of Afghanistan >

Treehotel and BIG make a case for species co-habitation with their new collaboration, Biosphere >

British architect Norman Foster proposes rebuilding the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv from the ground up >

How do you define freedom? Ghana’s flag provides a clue – as does its striking pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale >

A never-ending stream of dominoes extending upwards provides the building blocks of architect Jean-Paul Cassia’s latest brainchild, the Zanzibar Tower >

Architectural pavilions can take creativity to the next level – but what makes a pavilion truly great? >

Design Indaba Alumnus Shigeru Ban designs a wellness retreat on Japan’s Awaji Island >