August 2015 Archive

A campaign lookbook showcasing South African designer Lukhanyo Mdingi’s latest androgynous menswear collection. >

Design student Max Robotham makes carrying a surfboard from place to place a lot easier. >

The pages of The Drinkable Book, developed by Dr Theresa Dankovitch, work as safe water filters and provide the vital information on waterborne diseases. >

Three Chilean engineering students dropped out of college to develop an unstealable bicycle with an integrated locking system. >

A conflict-zone doctor in the Gaza strip is 3D printing low-cost medical tools to help improve vital care in the area. >

South African artist Terry Angelos designs wall art and homeware using nature and her quirky side as inspiration. >

South African sculptor and visual artist Wilma Cruise investigates verbal and nonverbal communication in her nonsense-inspired creations. >

These three designs — Rayn Jacket, DrumPants TAPS and BeamPro — reveal how assistive technology is changing the lives of those living with disabilities. >

The Black Rock City Ministry of Urban Planning has put a call out to urban designers to reimagine the Burning Man Festival’s temporary city design. >

Parsons graduate Yogita Agrawal has designed Jhoule, a device that gives rural communities in India a reliable source of energy by harnessing their daily walk. >

Woodstock-based potter Lisa Firer creates ceramics that are inspired by the tactility of hand-rolling and hand-embossing clay. >