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The art-deco inspired store is where you can buy clothes, attend a clothing workshop as well as go for a gin tasting. >

This artist holds a mirror up to society to reveal the dark side of our habits. >

The Le BHV/ Marais department store is located in an area which attracts around 60 000 visitors daily. >

Ancon House is located on a rocky-mountainside and is built to blend in with the landscape >

This collaborative studio plays host to weekly drawing sessions and freelance artists from around the globe. >

Shot by photographer Alasdair McLellan, the photo book will only have one print run of 1000 copies. >

UK firm designs cheap solar lamp for clean, reliable lighting. >

The Compost Kliko Toilet could lead to people getting away from flushing potential down the toilet >

Johannesburg’s Hazard Gallery is hosting a number of prolific, young African artists in their latest exhibition. >

Globally, access to adequate housing remains a huge problem that governments battle to solve, billionBricks provides a self-financing solution >

Flower arrangements created in the Japanese art of Ikebana make striking combo next to her latest range >

South African artists Imraan Christian and Faith XLVII deconstruct a pivotal moment in the country’s 2015 student uprising. >

This New York bar donates 100 per cent of their profit to causes that are fighting Trump >

Little Apple takes on racism, sexism and gentrification in this sci-fi drama. >

Roy Choi’s revolutionary fast food joint is changing what it means to be a great restaurant. >

The project won Best of the Best at the Chile Design, 2017 Design Biennial. >

Louvre Abu Dhabi combines breathtaking architecture that is at once futuristic yet informed by ancient Arabian practices. >

Behind urban renewal is often the untold stories of poor families who are put out with nowhere else to go. >

Multidisciplinary artist and designer Atang Tshikare has gone from murals to furniture to exploring African mythology through weaving >

According to researchers, the answer is a bit more complicated than that >

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore's project The Photo Ark currently holds photos of over 6500 distinct animal species. >

American artist Hank Willis Thomas takes a critical view of ‘Adland’ in this collection. >

Uncover the indigenous communities of Mexico with photographer Diego Huerta. >