David Butler believes that design goes beyond making something pretty; it is about designing systems that start a movement. >

Dan Pearson’s work in landscape design aims to encourage people to engage with spaces in more interesting ways. >

Chris de Beer designs jewellery that reflects the traditional colours and patterns of Zulu culture. >

John Bielenberg believes in thinking wrong to do right. Here he discusses his projects that drive positive change. >

Mathieu Lehanneur believes that each project needs to start with a question and not with a brief. >

Industrial designer and design strategist Rahim Bhimani is passionate about problem solving. >

Hellicar & Lewis are dedicated to making experiences that create memories. >

Akshat Verma reveals how his work is shaped by his raw experiences, as well as influences from various cultures. >

Alfredo Brillembourg (Urban-Think Tank) gives insight into accepting the unaccepted and aesthetic and ethical concerns in designing for informal settlements. >

Renée Rossouw reveals how her inspiration from urban environments plays a fundamental role in her unique design process. >

For Bjarke Ingels, architects are more than just designers of beautiful facades. He considers the expanded role of architects in contemporary society. >