Articles

Strong, comfortable and not bad looking, Florian Schmid's Stitching Concrete stools are great for indoor and outdoor use. >

An exhibition at Kemistry Gallery pays tribute to Alan Fletcher on the 10th anniversary of the publication of The Art of Looking Sideways. >

The inaugural What Design Can Do conference brought together designers, thinkers and doers working in a transformative space. >

Photographer Mikhael Subotzky and artist Patrick Waterhouse have been capturing the shifting moods of Ponte City in Jo’burg since 2008. >

Jorge Mario Jáuregui works to integrate Rio de Janeiro’s favelas with the formal city, using articulation through public spaces. >

Using the city as the context for design, ExpoTENtial employs creativity as the driving force for a higher quality urban experience. >

The most populous city in China, Shanghai is experiencing urban development and cultural renewal on a grand scale. >

Today life in Angola might seem bleak, but for the infrastructural development. Yet the people are convinced of the possibilities. >

From Berlin to Burkina Faso, Francis Kéré is building a bridge using education, upliftment, local materials and energy efficiency. >

No Shadow is a collection of sculptures by Makoto Tojiki that uses light as a form of expression. >

Can't get rid of old clothes for sentimental reasons? Why not use it to craft a chair? Like the Rememberme chair. >

A design concept by Tsai Design Studio and Jakupa Architects and Urban Designers draws on historical relationships to modernise a building. >

Here's a different type of library, one where you can borrow bicyles rather than books. >

Concrete was the preferred material choice for Magnus Pettersen's desk accessories. >