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The biblical story of Noah's Ark is the metaphoric reference for the Ark Exhibition featuring Justin Southey, Paul Senyol and Bruce Mackay. >

Renewable energy solutions are a key concern for designers across the world. See the world's largest offshore wind farm in the UK. >

Further Instructions, a critical design show by Revital Cohen and Tuur van Balen, explored the complexity of multiple urban narratives. >

The 2010 Art of Design Awards delivered an original and inspiring selection of creative work - a slap on back for the local industry. >

Africa, through the eyes of architect David Adjaye, presents some interesting insights into the continent’s built environment. >

Marcelo Rosenbaum's latest collection of furniture, Caruaru, is inspired by one of the oldest cultural fairs in Brazil. >

The healing power of art and creativity is helping to uplift and empower teen boys living on the streets of Cape Town. >

Creativity knows no bounds and all of that, but this notion really comes to life with ideas for the reuse of the much-loved vuvuzela. >

Javier Mariscal's new animated film, Chico and Rita, is a story of love, passion and ambition with a great Latin jazz soundtrack. >

Architecture ZA sees some of the world's leading architects and cultural producers in discussion about sustainability, urban public spaces. >

The Ars Electronica 2010 festival considered the world's impending doom and examined some of the innovative alternatives. >

Airside's new animations for Nokia are about connecting people, places and every day experiences. >

For many years posters have been an effective means of communicating social or political messages. Now see a local creative's take on it. >

Naoto Fukasawa's new collection of hats are made entirely of paper, but beautifully crafted. >

Nicolas Roope's Plumen is coming to the creative rescue of low energy light bulbs. >

SodaStream is back on the scene. This time around it's eco-friendly and sports a funky Karim Rashid design. >

The Lifeplayer is a new mobile innovation with the potential to dramatically improve the state of education in Africa. >

The Life Sack is an innovative way to repurpose grain while also purifying contaminated water. >

House-in-a-Can is both a cost-effective housing solution and a novel way of giving unused grain silos a second life. >

A charity initiative in the UK is teaching valuable craft skills to prisoners, and their designs are interestingly unique. >

Strolling through what feels like washing lines, conjures up feelings of being in a rural village while embracing its sensuality. >

Future Beauty is an exhibition that examines how Japanese fashion refined couture, challenged notions of beauty and turned fashion into art. >

A gorgeous coffee table book about local cycling culture will help to improve the lives of struggling bicycle commuters. >

PASS Radio effectively uses the internet to facilitate a progressive cause. >

Sea, sand, sunshine and a dash of beautiful lettering and you've got a unique work of art on a totally natural canvas. >