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Rise, which was designed by three Mexican industrial design students, addresses one of the world's most pressing issues. >

Made in Africa, the Dung Beetle Project turns single use plastic items into usable fuel. >

London-based duo is behind accessories made of human hair, furniture made from ocean waste, among other designs. >

This device is designed to help blind people seamlessly navigate their surroundings with sonar. >

ecoBirdy’s eco-friendly furniture is about play, function and sustainable design. >

Aerochromics drives air pollution awareness with smart textile garments. >

“For us, as educators, we are constantly aware that our profession is sort of a moving target.” >

“Craftsmanship is really important to me because it’s the only way that I can reconcile introducing more things and objects into the world.” >

It is now possible to reduce the effect of fossil fuel burning with this simple smog-busting building material. >

Mosskin, a textile designed by Eindhoven graduate Tye Tze Yu, is a living textile designed to treat female burn victims. >

As musicians continue to push the boundaries visually, we examine the evolution of their relationship with film. >

As the world gears up for the 2018 Fifa World Cup, we take a look at this curious soccer pitch designed for space-starved urban areas. >

“Currently, the psychologist and president of the Isaac Psycho-educational Centre, Maria Lorena Espinoza, [...] is interested in the game going to the market.” >

The affordable, emergency housing system is aimed at disaster prone areas and displaced peoples. >