The graphic designer worked on a monochromatic book that had handwritten book requests and thank you notes from US prison inmates.

She collected samples of soil, dried fynbos, wood, stone and seaweed to distil an accurate fragrance of the city’s landscape.

“Less about perfection, but rather a desire to have more options.”

The award-winning designer talks about applying design processes to our daily lives.

Making the world a less frustrating, more efficient and safer place.

On the Design Indaba Conference stage, the multi-tasking creative discusses her unconventional approach to design.

Belgian chicken artist Koen Vanmechelen and Zimbabwean activist Chido Govera talk about the Planetary Community Chicken Project at Design Indaba 2017.

The Dutch architect chats about how he is unlocking the potential of buildings in overcrowded cities.

Do not fear failure; move towards your mistakes. Dutch advertising guru Erik Kessels shares some industry wisdom at the Design Indaba Conference.

In his talk, Benimana asks a series of questions about the capabilities of the built environment: can a building heal, can a neonatal ward celebrate childhood?

Paloma Strelitz and James Binning, two members of the Turner Prize-winning collective Assemble, talk about how to make a city a playground of possibilities.

Danish artist-cum-designer Thomas Poulsen, also known as FOS, plays with the interactions between the human body and the space it occupies.