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Haus der Kunst in Munich and the Art Institute of Chicago join forces for "Form, Heft, Material", an in-depth survey of the acclaimed architect's career. >

Oded Ezer’s latest exhibition uses font as a content-bearing tool to demonstrate the politicisation of pornography and the pornographication of politics. >

2014 World Design Rankings rate 79 represented countries according to sector, industry, strengths and weaknesses. >

Dutch visual communications studio Thonik has designed a new graphic identity for the Holland Festival that fuses letters together for a bold visual statement. >

Satyendra Pakhalé tickles the imagination with a bright sculpture set in a beautiful tropical garden. >

The three winners of the Better Living Challenge design competition each receive R500 000 worth of support services to develop their products for market. >

Photographer David Goldblatt tells us which post-Apartheid monuments he considers successful and why. >

Masashi Kawamura has some fun designing a series of games to get users' fingers ready for the new Intel-powered tablets. >

The "City Desired" exhibition explores issues of city making and contemporary urbanism through the lens of Cape Town. >

Daan Roosegaarde’s much-anticipated Smart Highway has been built on a stretch of the R329 in Oss, the Netherlands. >

IDEO's latest "Designs On" semi-annual review brings together some unusual solutions to fighting the warming of our planet. >

The overall winner of the Dutch Design Awards is 'Sweetie', a project that fights sex tourism online through an avatar that has the appearance of a young girl. >

The "Make It New" exhibition traces the Western Cape's indigenous past and contemporary creativity through craft and design. >

OpenIDEO and USAID launch global call for innovative tools to help health-care workers on the frontlines of the virus. >

Ineke Hans gets playful with her latest glassware collection for Czech brand Křehký. >

Curator Christine Eyene tells us about her selection of experimental artists from Africa whose work was part of London's recent "Africa Utopia" festival. >

The institution plans a major exhibition on contemporary African design in spring 2015. >

The subtle play of light through the spaces of this children's facility in the Japanese town of Yamadi-machi is designed to encourage healing. >

"Killer Heels" at the Brooklyn Museum explores the cultural history of the high heel. >

The four winners of Grand Prix awards at this weekend's Loeries celebrated real-life, digital, print and radio. >

Pentagram partner Domenic Lippa tells us what inspired this year's visual identity for the London Design Festival. >

The standard deadline for this global design competition is 30 September. Latecomers pay extra so register and submit your work today! >