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A reimagining of one of the world’s foremost performing arts schools has healing potential for creatives and audiences alike >

Architect Sekou Cooke draws inspiration from hip-hop culture for his designs >

Diébédo Francis Kéré is the first African architect to win the coveted Pritzker >

Ubuntuland, Africa’s first Metaverse marketplace, explores a new digital era of art on the continent >

Atelier Nomadic’s luxury bamboo treehouses are inspired by Mobula Rays >

David Adjaye’s first design for Ghana’s visionary healthcare initiative to be built in 2022 >

Stefano Boeri Architectti brings urban forestry to social housing in Eindhoven >

Few South Africans have left as profound a legacy as Archbishop Desmond Tutu. >

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has developed an algorithm that caters for pollinator preferences >

An 8 000m² “space-age airport for cyclists” boosts The Hague’s transport hub >

The iconic stage designer planted a space for climate change conversations >

Pietro Quintino Sella’s conceptualises new transportation routes for cyclists and pedestrians in abandoned subway lines >

Commenting on ghettoisation and spatial segregation in cities >

Tackling pavement drought with a simple irrigation system >

National Garden Day took place on 17 October >

From fascinating pavilions to installations by #DI Alumni, there’s no shortage of enthralling innovations >

With Arc de Triomphe recently under wraps in Paris, we look at the globe’s top wrap artists >

Elorduy embodies a better world through creativity >

Beyond the Streets sees New York’s citizens and economy flourishing >

Some of the greatest moments of the Tokyo Olympics will prove to be design-related >

Renowned photographer Iwan Baan guest-curates See All This. >

Sou Fujimoto’s whimsical Cloud Pavilion adds visual poetry to urban Tokyo >

No Waste winners, parks that halt climate change, & fashion that empowers… >

Explore former #DI Speaker Peter Veenstra’s fertile new collab with Piet Oudolf >

Innovation, engagement, and leadership are our watchwords this week. >