Renée Rossouw reveals how her inspiration from urban environments plays a fundamental role in her unique design process.

For Bjarke Ingels, architects are more than just designers of beautiful facades. He considers the expanded role of architects in contemporary society.

Inspired by the relationship between technology and nature, United Visual Artists design for an emotional response.

Hans Ulrich Obrist looks to an expanded notion of curating, going beyond the boundaries of the discipline and new ideas on installing exhibitions.

#DIarchives: In 2011 Hugh Masekela sat down with long-time collaborator American producer, Stewart Levine to discuss his career on the Design Indaba stage.

David Butler believes that design goes beyond making something pretty; it is about designing systems that start a movement.

Christina Goudie looks at how medical product design can inspire different ways of thinking about design.

OCD, lingerie, award ceremonies, design tools, Dieter Rams and classical orchestras – Bibliothèque talk about their creative endeavours.

The Creative Technologist from Parsons The New School for Design uses physical computing to empower people to learn about their environment on their own terms.

From espresso bars to artisan beers, Brad Armitage and Rui Esteves share their experiences of establishing a new culture on the streets of South Africa.

Jen Bilik, the founder of design company Knock Knock, unveils a line of products that puts the fun into functional.