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As an interactive platform, MedRx solves its user’s healthcare needs by making information more accessible. >

The Lai Tu Chin culture is disappearing. This photographic series documents the last of the dying culture. >

These designs hope to use less water, produce more food and bring ecology back into urban centres. >

Indian architects present a prefab housing system where the storage and furnishings form part of the unit. >

Using sustainable materials and local labour, the Casas Melhoradas housing project is trying to eliminate city slums. >

The challenges we face can be solved through international cooperation. This year’s WDCD conference looks at Africa’s solutions for Europe’s problems. >

The Tycycler is on a mission to stop harmful tyre burning and assist waste workers in recycling tyre-wire. >

LOLIWARE is a line of all-natural, seaweed-based cups that are completely safe to eat >

Issue 2 of Do The Green Thing, "Why London's cars are like America's guns", is a call to reduce the number of cars and protect public space and fresh air. >

Photographer Tariq Zaidi captures the life and spirit of the cattle herding Mundari tribe of South Sudan in his latest photographic series. >

This plan for a medical centre in Al Ain, UAE uses a rotating veil to naturally control its temperature. >

Architecture firm LEVS architecten champions non-fired bricks for the design and development of Dogon, Mali. >

Following the signing of the Paris agreement this year, sustainability is on top of everyone’s minds and it seems like global brands are leading the way. >

Wood is making a come-back as environmental concern and innovation pushes it to the forefront. >

British designer Ged Palmer is a master of hand painted lettering. He works with a brush (not a keyboard and mouse) because it brings him better peace of mind. >

Lampen has been designed to help pupils in Guinea do their homework at night. >

Elegantly designed, the ceramic trays incorporate charging in an aim to minimise the visual impact of technology. >

London gym will transform commuter buses into spinning studios so that commuters can squeeze in a morning workout. >

Sensor device helps the visually impaired navigate their environments with greater ease. >

Le Carillon is an initiative that encourages social harmony between residents, traders and the homeless. >

Parsons Fashion Design senior Angela Luna creates a collection of transformative clothing for refugees. >

Collective exhibit.gif puts out a call for a creative distillation of real life into the humble form of a GIF. >

From fighting fires, to spotting criminals and collecting whale “snot”, here are some futuristic ways we are using drones. >