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Echosight uses multiple exposure to compare and contrast visual stories from around the world. >

There’s still time for you to enter your best designs into the prestigious A' Design Awards & Competition 2016. >

The architects were faced with the challenge of building a livable home in a seemingly hostile environment. >

Mixology, meteorology, and romance collide in Bompas & Parr’s Atmospheric Aphrodisiacs. >

Boxchool uses modular design to create innovative educational facilities for children in rural regions >

Ikiré Jones’ new menswear collection, After Migration frames African immigrants in Italy. >

Berlin-based Diana Ejaita illustrates bold, heavily patterned black and white figures. >

Jan Hendrik van der Westhuizen is the first South African chef to win a Michelin star for his South African-inspired menu JAN, his restaurant in Nice, France. >

The Shenzhen Biennale – the only exhibition in the world to focus on urbanism – featured an exhibition focusing on temporary housing across the world. >

Nigerian linguist designs a digital keyboard to address the possible extinction of Nigeria’s multiple dialects. >

MIT students develop a low-cost, eco-friendly brick made out of industrial waste to reduce pollution in India. >

South African-based artist r1 used 1000 recycled CDs to clad an abandoned farmhouse in Randfontein, a mining city in western Gauteng. >

We'd like to introduce you to the talented Global Graduates who’ll be presenting their work at the Design Indaba Conference 2016. >

The Leitura de Bolso campaign sends mini-reading instalments to smartphones to get Brazilians excited about reading. >

Bristol-based photographer Chloe Massey’s representations of women focus on their heroic contributions to history. >

Babylonstoren have added a modern, purpose-built tasting centre to their Cape winelands estate for visitors to enjoy their wine tasting experience. >

Based on five years of exhibitions hosted by the LagosPhoto Festival, “Africa Under the Prism” beautifully documents contemporary photography in Africa. >

Sasaki imagines a thriving mangrove marina, rooftop park network and global hub for Forest City. >

An upcycled jewellery collection fashioned from discarded cables and wires. >

“Abandoned Margins” is an exhibition tackling Western beauty standards, cultural identity, historical erasure, trauma, and the representation of black bodies. >

Clothes sharing initiative ShareWear shows that something borrowed is like something new. >

NGO KIDmob’s Superhero Cyborgs 2.0 workshop teaches kids about 3D printing and design. >

Copenhagen rethinks existing city infrastructure to double as water catchment areas. >