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Innovation and collaboration come together to combat poaching. >

A progressive Nature Village in Denmark proposes a new approach to housing. >

Bridging past, present and future, Igshaan Adams weaves narratives into his Veld Wen show. >

19 Chairs challenges design stars to create one-of-a-kind custom chairs for COVID-19 charity auction. >

Ceramicist Andile Dyalvane’s iThongo communes with the ancestors via symbolic seating. >

These Young Artists are Drawing on Myriad Tools to Make Magic. . >

Designing for Life. >

Showing at Fondation Beyeler, Olafur Eliasson’s new installation dissolves the boundaries between nature and art. >

Afrowaste is a fashion mash-up that blends old and new, Western and African. >

DI Speaker Sir David Adjaye’s new design reveals a space dedicated to the African Renaissance. >

An innovation designed to serve communities with no access to electricity, WaterLight makes use of an available natural resource. >

Ancient earth and 21st century technology come together as housing for the future. >

Cape Town-based fashion designer Kat van Duinen tailors a sartorial response to the pandemic. >

Moriko Cabins are prompted by the need to connect with nature. >

The sweet spot where form meets function. >

Design Indaba Speaker Yinka Ilori’s bright and colourful new homeware incorporates his signature motifs. >

Green Box – an innovative biodegradable system of hotel amenities. >

SPACE10 and gestalten’s new book release asks experts how to create better cities. >

Built by silkworms – a cross-species collaboration. >

Past meets present in a powerful new era of illustration. >

Tin & Ed straddle the divide between art, nature and technology with their latest interactive installation. >

Design Indaba Speaker Diébédo Francis Kéré produces architectural work that inspires and unites. >

Selldorf Architects transforms railway structures into exhibition and performance spaces. >

This futuristic VR experience by the world-renowned ‘archiobiotect’ has a special focus on pollinators. >

These next-gen artists are expanding our horizons. >