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William Kentridge's The Head & The Load comes to the African continent for the first time. >

Studio Other Spaces has been developing this massive park in Ethiopia since 2013. >

This wind-up flashlight kit was designed in collaboration with its intended users. >

Light takes centre stage in six Milan Design Week exhibitions. >

This school in Tanzania is designed to respond to site-specific climatic conditions. >

This low-carbon biomaterial created from plant waste and microbes is an alternative to traditional clothing fabrics. >

Design Indaba alum Ai Weiwei’s new exhibition includes a piece made from 650 000 Legos. >

The People Tree House in India incorporates sustainable water and power features. >

Elium Studio has redesigned McDonald’s iconic red packaging to be reusable. >

The National Museum of Qatar presents a dual-site exhibition by Icelandic–Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. >

The aim of this Bangalore museum collection is to reframe ideas of Indian art. >

This climate-adaptable pavilion is 3D-printed from recycled plastic. >

David Chipperfield has been selected as the 2023 winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. >

This New York theatre’s new branding changes for each production. >

In honour of Human Rights Day on 21 March, we take a look at human-centred innovations from South Africa. >

For International Women's Day, we take a look at six exceptional young women in creative industries. >

This huge complex hosts three separate houses of worship: a mosque, a church and a synagogue. >

This ordinary-looking stroller is kitted out with all sorts of AI perks. >

An enormous hanging sculpture is made up of the amount of coal needed to power a lightbulb for a year. >

Street artists participating in an international art festival ask ‘What if?’ in large-scale murals across Cape Town. >

The new edition of Ernest Cole’s monumental photobook documenting the injustices of apartheid includes previously unseen material. >

Giant spiderweb-like installations are symbolic of the world's shared knowledge. >

A Cape Town-based artist has created a flute made from a replica of his leg bone. >

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

Architects took inspiration from worms tunnelling underground for the design of the Chaohu Natural and Cultural Centre. >