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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. >

Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones turn photography on its head with their unique artistic process. >

A dangerous intersection in Texas gets a quick makeover thanks to resourceful urban planning. >

Copenhagen-based artist FOS, a.k.a. Thomas Poulsen, is responsible for an eclectic mix of projects – from social housing to floating bars. >

A Swedish start-up has invented a smartphone charger that only needs saltwater and oxygen to generate electricity. >

Abandoned for 15 years, this Detroit home became an internationally acclaimed art project called Flower House. >

The Perennial in San Francisco is founded on sustainable principles that inform everything from its farming methods to its design. >

University of Maryland scientists prove that a leaf can store energy just like a battery. >

Nigerian start-up, DIY Law, aims to make access to legal services and resources simple and affordable through its online portal. >

CIRDA is holding a hackathon to brainstorm ways to help African countries improve weather information products, communicating in clear language not statistics. >

In a world where we think nothing new can be created, inventors like Dominic Wilcox come and shatter that thought to pieces. >

Alfredo Brillembourg has designed and built the Empower Shack, an innovative, urban design solution to the housing crisis in South Africa’s townships. >

Starved for space, Japan’s best solar options lie on the water. >

Argodesign’s ambulance quadcopter is designed to improve emergency response times in critical medical situations. >

This bicycle helmet is made from a wood-based foam, making it a biodegradable alternative to regular plastic protection. >

Ontaria’s first community garden is a hub of organic farming, community support and education. >

World-renowned chef Elena Arzak is a pioneer in the food world and a visionary in the world of Basque gastronomy. >

As a sufferer of depression, photographer Thembela "Nymless" Ngayi is out to change perceptions of mental illness. >

Students at the Royal College of Art have designed a garment that can turn into a shelter for an adult and a child. >

Francis Kokoroko’s photo essay takes a fictional and futuristic look at the socio-political climate in Ghana. >

Students’ sustainable textile projects lead by example at New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology >