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The Shanghai-based Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu spoke at Design Indaba 2020. >

“We want to be where the future is...Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation, so we want to anchor our research and design process closer to the people." >

"Ours is the first digital manufacturing laboratory for architecture and design in Africa," African Fabbers School founder Paolo Cascone. >

Happy Streets is the product designer's first public project. >

How Journal Safar, an art and design magazine, connects Beirut’s art scene to the rest of the world. >

The N'GOLA Biennale, in collaboration with Design Indaba, presents a series of talks that shine a light on some of Africa's phenomenal creatives. >

The N'GOLA Biennial, in collaboration with Design Indaba, is hosting a series of talks featuring some of Africa's most exciting creatives. >

In her work she looks at our current relationship with solar technology and how it can be used to enhance and future-proof city living. >

“We are part of an ecosystem, uniting purpose with partnership, that creates meaningful innovations.” >

And what brands can learn from Africa's most creative conference. >

Design Indaba 2018 once again lured a roster of international designers, filmmakers, musicians and other artists to Cape Town. >

These interventions could help relieve the enormous pressures felt by cities in a crowded world. >

The awards aim to advance society through good design. >

This year's Design Indaba was a multi-sensory event that brought together creatives from all over the world. >

With ocean levels on the rise, how do we protect our seaside towns? >

SolarSkin, a Sistine Solar product offers colour-matched photovoltaic panels in an artful way and retains its revolutionary technologies in renewable energy. >

The natural ability of dried peat makes these bioblocks ideal for regulating the interior climates of spaces. >

Kelly Slater's high-performance, man-made wave pool has been met with scepticism in the industry. >

These prefabricated homes are designed and built to generate more energy than they consume. >

Anders Berensson Architects in Stockholm are building fold-out backyard saunas and designing walkways in the sky to accommodate the city's growing population. >

The twin designers at London's Studio Ayaskan have designed Flow, an indoor ecosystem that captures the sensory experience of Mother Nature >