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Local graphic design artist Leigh Le Roux visually represents the city and its people. >

RAW-NYC wins competition to design an entire city from scratch for the recently founded nation of Liberland. >

MIT researchers explore the numerous ways to use their new hairy textile, Cillia. >

HUT is a micro-shelter designed as a low-cost, easy-to-assemble solution to homelessness. >

Transfernation is an online platform that aims to tackle hunger by redistributing food waste. >

Amsterdam-based startup TreeWiFi designs birdhouses that offer free internet when the air quality improves. >

The Soofa group is spreading technology with their solar-powered benches. >

Social documentary photographer Lou Jones has spent the last few years documenting the new Africa, “The Other Africa.” >

London-based design studio Something & Son ran a pop-up shop selling elegant jewellery made of coal to question mindless consumption at the cost of the earth. >

Enda is a running shoe inspired by Kenya’s legacy of running champions >

Someone Somewhere combines traditional handcrafts with contemporary products to empower Mexican artisans. >

Johnny Miller’s photographic series shows that Apartheid spatial planning is still present in South Africa’s Mother City. >

Ethiopian photographer Martha Tadesse hopes to share images of her travels through Addis Ababa with the world. >

The anonymous collective Luzinterruptus is creating illuminating installations with light. >

Margrethe Odgaard is celebrated for her contributions to Nordic art and design. >

The Molekule air filter uses nano-technology and light to destroy air pollutants at a molecular level. >

Designers develop a method of fabric-casting concrete into dynamic architectural forms >

Photographer re-envisions his hometown using light and photographic installations. >

The Transit Explore Bus was designed to tackle extreme traffic congestion and pollution in China. >

Packed with gadgets, James Young’s robotic prosthesis also houses a drone. >

Self-sustaining, off-grid village to be built in the Netherlands offers a look at the future of eco-friendly living. >

Digging through the landfills of Dakar, Ousmane Mbaye sees design materials where others see trash. >

Matthew Butcher’s Flood House looks at how future dwellings should be adapted to co-exist with their native environments. >

South African photographer Kristin-Lee Moolman creates a separate reality through her work. >

A bus remodelled to become a mobile classroom for children with no access to school facilities in Mumbai. >