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Robert Nakata is designer whose work explores the "accidental possibilities of relationships between text and images". >

Simon Sankarayya interviewed by Andries Odendaal. >

"The worst mistake you can make is wearing an ill-fitting suit," according to Ozwald Boateng. >

A design process presented by Lucille Tenazas of Tenazas Design, San Francisco. >

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Between 4,5 and 5 million South Africans have received "secure tenure" homes since 1994. Sean O'Toole looks beyond the statistics. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Kalle Lasn, asking him about his decision to revive a dusty design manifesto from 1964. >

Sean O'Toole interviews Jonathan Barnbrook. >

Fernando Gutierrez is widely regarded as a designer at the fore of contemporary magazine design. Sean O'Toole recently spoke with him. >

Amy Westervelt interviews Stefan Sagmeister. >

At the heart of recent discussions on sustainable development lie illusions. These illusions are founded on images, writes Lewis Blackwell. >

Trust is not a word one often associates with documentary photography, writes Sean O'Toole. >

Futurefarmers vs Razorfish on conscientious design. >

A group of 'street photographers', all from the Cape Town area, have banded together to form the Umlilo Photographers Association. >

All that is good is brown, according to Richard Rodriguez. >

Shigeru Ban's experiments with paper architecture over the past 10 years have encompassed diverse constructions. >

James Victore is an independent graphic designer whose posters hang in many permanent collections around the world. >

Erik Spiekermann is a tireless and outspoken talking head for the functional and aesthetic design of absolutely everything. >

Back to the Khumb Mela, the Hindu festival that takes place every 12 years outside Allahabad. >

Nicky Apostolis interviewed Marti Guixé after his lecture at Design Indaba. But after one question, they drew pictures instead. >

Luba Lukova from New York, Teresa Roviras from London, Lucille Tenazas from San Francisco. >

CT's topography forms a dramatic and vertiginous backdrop to a delightful glass tree house that's perfect for lofty summer city living. >

Go to any city in South Africa and take a look at what's hanging on the lampposts. Not much, really. >

Joshua Davis is a visual, virtual artist – the mouse is a brush, the pixels are paint. By his own admission, his work is not always useful. >