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He built a micro-hydroelectric dam for his village using his savings of about R78 000. >

"What is African architecture? What makes architecture work on this continent?," asks Mark Olweny, a judge at this year’s Africa Architecture Awards. >

The PPC Imaginarium Awards is now accepting entries from both South Africa and Zimbabwe. >

This remarkable upcycling process turns discarded waste into something beautiful. >

The project highlights the fragility and vitality of the human body juxtaposed against the backdrop of urban architecture. >

The project celebrates peace, empathy and the life of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. >

The project aims to build the first inhabitable human settlement on Mars. >

He portrays African ideas and perspectives through his Litema artwork in hopes of positive change in other young designers. >

He aspires to transform the city's streets to create dialogue and interaction between the environment and our experience of it. >

Ron Finley plants vegetable gardens in South Central LA to offer alternative food sources. >

Kolor Art Collective presents their latest tongue-in-cheek offering with Pol Kurucz at the helm. >

This Columbian artist blurs the line between photorealistic painting and surreal expression. >

Applied upon human canvases, this project aims to communicate that art is for the masses. >

The California-based artist merges music and performance with the centuries-old tradition. >

The brand celebrates Ndebele beadwork elegance with their contemporary FEZ range. >

The waste upcycling company is creatively solving one of Nigeria’s most pressing issues – waste management. >

This sustainably-produced house will soon provide shelter to some 38 000 displaced people. >

Under the theme “Borders”, AGI Open 2017 shows how graphic design can transcend language and location. >

The shortlist of nominees is out and here are the projects we think could have the most impact. >

"The old corporate ladder, has turned into a corporate lattice. There is a wish for diverse experiences and flexibility." >