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IKEA turns strange & colourful kids’ drawings into real toys. >

Light design firm Inarchi create elaborate chandelier light installations for projects all around the world. >

TechKnow is series exploring how the latest scientific and technological discoveries are changing our lives. >

Inspired by the viral twitter hashtag: #BeingBlackAndMuslim. >

The global platform announces its best designers and designs for 2016 to 2017. >

A human-centred approach to India’s brimming landfills. >

Enlisting somewhat unusual and controversial tactics to promote the film, the subject of illegal organ trade has everybody sitting up and taking notes. >

From Chicago Architecture Foundation, No Small Plans is designed to provide civic education. >

Taja Lindley captures her emotive performance art piece on film. >

Researchers are crowdsourcing data to create a transport system map for the accurate location of matatu routes – Nairobi’s informal transit system. >

No sunshine required to grow your own healthy food. Grow and monitor yours in your home at the click of a button. >

The Swedish company continues to make strides with their humanitarian efforts. >

Designed by Harvard University students, this program teaches anyone how to be an effective activist. >

Bomma creates exquisite light installations from handblown glass. >

WhereIsMyTransport has added Gauteng province, Kampala, Nairobi, Dar es Salaam and Kigali to the network of cities it covers. >

Directed by Dash Shaw, the film’s lo-fi quality goes against the trend of current animation. >

The US is battling against ageing infrastructure. This Living Map highlights its wins so far. >

These original postcards promote inclusion, equity, liberation, and justice for all races. >

A skyscraper conceived as an educational centre and marketplace for new agricultural communities in sub-Saharan Africa. >

Ghanaian tech provider, Farmerline offers innovative mobile communication and farming information services to literate and illiterate rural farmers >

These delightful illustrations document the changing face of the Japanese capital. >