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The 2017 Design Indaba Emerging Creative collaborates with weavers from his hometown in KwaZulu-Natal to produce handwoven goods. >

These graduates are reimagining the future of food with their innovative projects. >

#antenna2019 speakers have developed forward-thinking projects with this question in mind. >

From smog eating roof tiles to sweatshirts that react to different kinds of pollution and more. >

The Hip Hop Architecture Camp introduces kids to architecture using a medium they love. >

Come see innovative projects including ones looking at redesigning hearing aids, photography and converting waste into ink. >

"Homelessness is a global problem and Sheltersuit, as we see it, is a solution that fits in any country," says designer Bas Timmer. >

"I make it a priority to work with women and persons from under-represented communities in the tech world because times have changed..." >

New-Delhi-based Ant Studio’s clay cooling installation is both beautiful and functional. >

Two years ago, IKEA teamed up with a group of designers from five African countries curated by Design Indaba to create a one-of-a-kind collection. >

Researchers call it organic waste and we’re just trying to keep it off the streets. >

The former Design Indaba Emerging Creative recently exhibited her furniture brand, Urbanative, at Milan Design Week. >

Architect Mariam Kamara, says she believes that design stands to open up new avenues for solving problems on the continent. >

Wrapped in a layer of rusty steel, this elongated crematorium is made of earth-coloured stone and also appears to be floating on water. >

The architects worked in collaboration with photographer Edward Burtynsky, Holocaust scholar Doris Bergen and landscape architect Claude Comier. >

Former Design Indaba Emerging Creatives reflect on their journeys since leaving the incubator programme. >

The CEO of the Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage talks about the importance of architectural conservation. >

This compact green wall cleanses the air of pollutants and acts as a sound barrier for congested urban areas. >

“The work needs to be returned without any kind of conditions." >

Award-winning photographer Marinka Masséus uses her craft to raise awareness about albinism. >

The only animation project to earn a Design Mark at Taiwan’s International Golden Pin Concept Design Award. >

“Most of the time I’m reaching out to new clients, updating my work, doing invoices and reaching out to new suppliers.” >

The South Korean graphic designer's work walks the line between design and fine art. >

“The project evolves around how my family landed in Johannesburg – how they ended up in the city from the farmlands. But it’s really a relatable story." >

The Nest Collective’s second book challenges narrow perceptions of African fashion. >