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Aaron Koblin talks about creating music videos for the web and other experimental and playful projects with Google. >

Assaf Biderman talks about mobility and transport systems in the cyber-physical city of tomorrow. >

Paula Scher talks about how she went about designing the new Windows 8 logo for Microsoft. >

“Lighting can transform the mood of a person,” says Dominic Harris. He believes in using lighting to achieve advanced effects. >

For FoxP2 it is essential to keep creative energy and inspiration alive and strong. >

For Vince Frost the exciting part of a design project is not knowing where it will go. >

Tommy Li believes that in order to do a rebrand, it is essential to think in different ways. >

Eddie Opara believes that while graphic design tells stories, it also needs to talk more about systems. >

For Yves Béhar design needs to focus on the person that will receive the experience of the product or system being designed. >

Piet Hein Eek is the first designer on record to use scrapwood in domestic creations. Here he speaks about his materials-driven approach. >

Nika Zupanc gives insight into the various meanings instilled in her designs, as well as the materials she uses to create simple yet shrewd products. >

Alvin Chan looks at how one concept can cross into many different creative fields. >

In his work, Oded Ezer says, it is about putting the ego to the side and allowing the action and culture to design the object. >

Paul Priestman believes that public transport is the way forward. At London Design Festival he discusses designs that encourage the use of public services. >

The young but already prolific British designer talks us through five of his designs on show at Design Junction 2012. >

Rahul Mehrotra believes that architecture needs to be resituated in its activist and advocacy role. >

Proud sponsor to Design Indaba 2012, MTN’s activation at the event encouraged people to share their thoughts about creativity. >

Ghanaian architect Joe Osae-Addo believes that architecture needs to engage beyond the narrow definition of “building”, with a results-driven approach. >

Urban-Think Tank’s Alfredo Brillembourg sits down to discuss what he feels constitutes a free city. >

The prolific industrial designer tells us how he has outstayed his many "made in China" imitators. >

For Handspring Puppet Company there are many similarities between architecture and puppetry – they elaborated on this at AZA 2012. >

As a discipline architecture needs to rethink what it does best, and how it serves people, David Adjaye believes. >

Violet's Walk, one of the winners in the Cape Town leg of the Your Street Challenge, has been fully implemented in Woodstock. >

For Bjarke Ingels users are the experts when it comes to understanding how to design a building for a specific function. >

For Heinrich Wolff the role of architecture involves developing an agenda for social change. >