Articles

Researchers at Columbia University design a modular camera system that rethinks the common camera. >

The candidates for Women Architect of the Year have been unveiled and we’ve highlighted six who use architecture to solve the housing crisis and women’s needs. >

Corinne Joachim Sanon converted her grandfather’s house into a bean-to-bar chocolaterie and created jobs along the way. >

KarTent is a flat-packed cardboard tent designed to reduce the amount of discarded tents at festivals. >

Modular lunchbox and app system, Prepd Pack is a convenient and healthy way to plan lunch. >

Nendo, the Japanese design firm, took on something that a number of people consider perfect in its design: chocolate. >

A celebration of language in eight words, four bright young designers and five songs from the wonderful Imogen Heap. And more! >

Joburg-based Tiger Maremela uses popular South African consumer products in their digital art to examine capitalism, modernisation and black masculinities. >

The second day of Conference 2016 took us from architecture in Japan to a kitchen in Spain ended with a heavy hit of Swedish rock. >

Award-winning designer Benjamin Hubert teamed up with Acts of Random Kindness to design a new ARK. >

Polish student Basia Dżaman modified a robotic arm using specially designed, 3D printed tools. >

Day one of Design Indaba Conference 2016 brought audiences stories of courage, collaboration, confetti and cocks. >

Pia Nyakairu has developed a wand-like product and app, which allows physiotherapists to monitor the progress of mastectomy patients over a digital platform. >

“People inspire me. Everybody has an interesting story to tell.” >