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Nelly Ben Hayoun's The International Space Orchestra feature film premieres at the International Film Festival in Rotterdam. >

Alexander Chen turned a subway schedule into a string instrument. Here's how it works... >

Just less than 2 weeks left to enter the Your Street Live Challenge. >

Daan Roosegaarde's interactive light installation, "Crystal", encourages people to share stories and light up the dark. >

Daan Roosegaarde's series of "Dune" installations mark the spot where city, nature and people meet. >

Smart energy, adaptable road signs, interactive lights and dynamic paint are all part of Daan Roosegaarde's project "Smart Highway". >

Consumed with colour and exuberance, Adam Levin's exhibition "A Meal of Colour" is encouraging people to investigate their relationship with colour. >

Mathieu Lehanneur's project "Tomorrow is another day" gives hospital patients a sense of hope through seeing the sky of the future. >

The first exhibition by Design without Borders looks into the effectiveness of using design and creativity to address issues in developing countries. >

Jason Bruges Studio has designed an installation that engages and interacts playfully with young patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. >

The Bright Eyes Kit seeks to take the bland and boring out of programming to make it easy, fun and accessible. >

Interactive pods by Jason Bruges Studio for the WWF UK gives visitors a sensory environmental experience, while highlighting the importance of conservation. >

Design Indaba website redesign featured on Bizcommunity. >

From food design to digital design, Tom Dixon's "MOST" project is sure to be a creative highlight in Milan next year. >

Droog Lab's latest project "Identity Land: Space for a Million Identities" looks at how countries can achieve freedom from nationalism. >

Nomadic aspects of mobility characterises Makkink & Bey's latest project "Lost in Translation". >

greyworld teamed up with Domestos to create an installation that raises awareness around the lack of sanitation in parts of the world on World Toilet Day. >

Design Indaba is proud to relaunch its website, designindaba.com! Here's our thinking behind the new design. >