Justin Garrett Moore also talks about the delicate job of balancing the varied needs of New York residents. >

“All ten of this year’s winners present a powerful design perspective and body of work that is at once inclusive and deeply personal..." >

An eco-friendly modular shelter for displaced immigrants created by design firm DMOA. >

Langbos makes use of a simplified building process that ensures that anyone can build, eliminating heavy, expensive equipment and hard labour. >

Timber Rising predicts a future in which wood will supersede concrete and steel. >

The young architect who was a Global Graduate at Design Indaba 2018 talks about his upcoming project in Tanzania. >

The Tower – A Concrete Utopia explores the social afterlives of colonialist infrastructure in the Congolese city of Kinshasa. >

Inspired by Rwandan architecture, the Women’s Opportunity Centre is home to about 300 women. >

The ‘energy positive’ Oslo Airport City will be the first of its kind. >

Take a look at the cutting-edge solutions designers have used to solve modern problems of the built world on three different continents. >

Rejecting the traditional strict clean lines typical of medical centers, the design team explored the concept of a bright facade with an unusual 3D effect. >