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2016 Design Indaba Emerging Creative Mieke Vermeulen presented her new collection Neo-Africana autumn/winter 2017 at SA Fashion Week. >

These creatives designed an alternate world using a combination of art and architecture. >

Using photography to transform the way people view the daily lives of African people. >

This Israeli company is utilising the world’s largest resource of fresh water – the atmosphere. >

Landfills could be a source of usable materials. >

With air pollution on the rise, this designer turns to accessories as a solution. >

Mapping Africa's dynamic cities . >

This wetlands-architecture project absorbs floodwater instead of blocking it. >

Think pod hotel meets giant egg sculpture – only more durable and eco-friendly. >

Border City is an ambitious plan to rid the United States and Mexico of its divides. >

Brooklyn-based urban agricultural pioneers Gotham Green built the world's largest rooftop farm. >

Born in Kigali, Rwanda, this MIT student works to improve and provide affordable housing designs in Africa. >

The Cocoon is a completely organic vessel that lets you plant trees in the worst environments. >

Three major new space programmes prove China’s cosmic ambitions. >

Social documentary photographer Phyllis Dooney challenges the stereotype of the deadbeat dad. >

Eight Georgia Institute of Technology engineers pioneered a new type of hybrid textile that can harvest energy from two sources: the sun and wind. >

See the unconventional, low-cost student residences recently unveiled in Copenhagen. >

CHHAT won the 2016 Fuller Challenge because of its ability to address real-life problems surrounding human shelter. >

The Joinery’s latest collection turns discarded plastic into enviable office accessories. >

Netherlands-based visual artist Lana Mesić explores the legacy of the Rwandan genocide in the photo series “Anatomy of Forgiveness”. >

The Ordinary Superheroes celebrates the everyday heroes of South Africa's resilient communities. >

The ISO’s upcoming event, featuring renowned ethereal band Sigur Rós, is around the corner. >

Musician and visual artist Umlilo’s latest music video release explores the duality of activism and slacktivism. >

The Art for A Cause team say that donating money and resources is not enough. >

An ongoing portraiture project by Gabonese photographer celebrates the diversity of the African continent. >