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Riken Yamamoto is the 53rd Pritzker Prize laureate. >

Michael Chandler’s hand-painted ceramic mural fronts an international store. >

Concept T explores the future of communications and connectivity. >

Urban parks bring nature to cities. >

Yoko Ono’s instructional pieces invite viewers to involve themselves in her exhibition. >

The Beijing City Library reinstates the relevance of the library in the digital age. >

Boemo Diale is the latest recipient of the Tomorrows/Today Prize for emerging artists. >

The Patewo Chair is inspired by the intricate beauty of the Patewo hairstyle. >

Amina Agueznay is the winner of the 2024 Norval Sovereign African Art Prize. >

The Panadol Pain Phone is a remote healthcare unit. >

‘African design is reshaping the world’s cultural stage and sport shows us how.’ >

A monumental retrospective tracks Esther Mahlangu’s lifelong pursuit of the arts. >

Biofluff’s Savian is the ‘world’s first plant-based fur’. >

This unreinforced bridge in France was created using 3D-printed recycled-material blocks. >

Textile artworks from the 1960s to today challenge structures of power. >

The Link in the UAE is the world’s longest cantilever. >

A Segway-style ‘invisible’ wheelchair. >

Hakopike’s new solo exhibition expresses the artist’s vivid visions of ancestry. >

The first spokeless Ferris wheel will also be the second-tallest in the world. >

Ghanaian-Scottish architect Lesley Lokko has won architecture’s Royal Gold Medal. >

The +POOL offers a clean and safe way for the public to swim in New York’s waters. >

The 23rd Serpentine Pavilion architect has been announced. >

The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show offers a glimpse into the future of technology. >

IKEA uses artificial intelligence to visualise how humans will be living in 2030. >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative Jessie Zinn highlights South African fashion icons in a new video series. >