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Design Indaba Alumni Andile Dyalvane’s latest exhibition >

Sugarcane bio-waste is transformed into building materials. >

Adobe’s ever-changing digital dress gives fashion dynamism a whole new meaning. >

Iconic designer Michael Wolff’s career is explored in a new biography. >

An exhibition dedicated to circular design took place at the London Design Festival. >

The London Design Festival returns this month. >

A new outdoor sculpture features glass blown from the sands of the world’s deserts. >

LEGO introduces new bricks that teach braille. >

This Wolff Olins logo overhaul ‘brings a smile back to the world of technology’. >

This hand-painted video game took seven years to complete. >

A colossal book captures Design Indaba alum Es Devlin’s 30-year multidisciplinary career. >

The Olympic torch for the 2024 games has been unveiled. >

This spectacular wedding-cake pavilion is a celebration of love. >

A hand-embroidered South African scene was transformed into a wallpaper. >

These running shoes help spread plants and seeds in the city. >

The latest exhibition by renowned South African visual activist Zanele Muholi is autobiographical. >

When an alphabet saves a culture. >

The new Philharmonie Luxembourg logo responds to music. >

This luxurious vessel takes emission-free transport from the road to the water. >

A 7,6-metre-tall fluorescent tree decorates New York’s High Line. >

This wind-up flashlight kit was designed in collaboration with its intended users. >

Design Indaba alum Ai Weiwei’s new exhibition includes a piece made from 650 000 Legos. >

The aim of this Bangalore museum collection is to reframe ideas of Indian art. >

Giant spiderweb-like installations are symbolic of the world's shared knowledge. >

A Cape Town-based artist has created a flute made from a replica of his leg bone. >