November 2015 Archive

The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate will be home to the largest solar farm in the world and it will generate energy for one million homes. >

Pages ripped from Lauren Beukes' thriller "Broken Monsters" are being turned into once-off artworks and sold to raise money for a local literacy NGO. >

Cancer survivor Conn Bertish beat the disease with treatment and creative thinking and is now encouraging others to do the same. >

Casas Melhoradas, a double storey, low-cost house by Architects Without Borders, reinterprets Mozambique’s traditional corrugated iron and wood homes. >

Egyptian government selects Foster + Partners to design the rundown Maspero Triangle District on the banks of the river Nile in downtown Cairo. >

New Niti aims to teach youth about democracy as Myanmar’s general elections end military rule. >

Guests cooked for themselves in a restaurant turned workers’ rights campaign. >

Novelist Eli Horowitz tells a futuristic story through three completely unique narrative experiences. >

Elliot Mwebaze has developed a device that enables phones to charge using a bicycle dynamo. >

Katie Crawford’s self-portraiture series captures the raw essence of anxiety. >

Modern Meadows is a Brooklyn-based biotechnology start-up growing slaughter-free leather from living cow cells. >