• Robert Wong on stage at Design Indaba
    Robert Wong: Designing for Humanity’s futures
    A powerful reflection on design in a complex world, urging creatives to shape human-centred futures through empathy, curiosity and meaningful questions. >
  • Vukheta Mukhari on stage at Design Indaba
    Vukheta Mukhari: The World’s First Bio-Brick
    A groundbreaking rethink of waste, transforming human urine into sustainable building material while challenging how we define value and innovation >
  • Debbie Millman on stage at Design Indaba
    Debbie Millman: A Life with Meaning
    A reflective talk on creativity, identity and resilience, urging designers to embrace imperfection. >
  • Image by yankodesign
    Cover Game On
    Red Bull’s GamePop have released a playable magazine cover for the publication’s latest issue. >
  • Image by Fangfang Tian
    Shanghai Ring
    Kengo Kuma & Associates unveils Shanghai Ring, an ambitious mixed-use development that aims to break the monotony of the high rise skyline in the city. >
  • James Gwertzman
    Blooming Temple
    Artist James Gwertzman designs ‘Temple of Moon’, Burning Man 2026’s Pavilion >
  • Selassie Atadika on ‘New African Cuisine’
    Food systems, heritage and sustainability converge in Selassie’s New African Cuisine vision. >
  • Photos: Iwan Baan
    Reflections of a City
    Snøhetta designs a Metro station with a 360-degree view of the city. >
  • CREDIT: Anne Immelé
    Rethinking Rituals of Remembrance
    Urna, a poetic design intervention commissioned by the Arts Council Malta >
  • Credit: Lilypad
    Breathing Walls
    LilyPad creates a new Generation of “Active Walls” with its humidity regulating paint >
  • Credit- Natureza Urbana, Manuel Sá
    Linear Park
    A vibrant elevated oasis designed Natureza Urbana >
  • Credit: Arda
    Plant-Powered Leather
    London-based cleantech start-up develops proprietary bio-based leather-like material >
  • Courtesy of GRU Space
    Moonshot
    Galactic Resource Utilization Space (GRU Space) explore space travel with designs for first Moon Base and Hotel >
  • photos: Jonas Zauels
    A Chapel of Sound
    Cappella del Suono, architecture that sings with the wind >
  • Image by: University of Cambridge
    Revoice
    University of Cambridge have developed a wearable device that could help people regain the ability to communicate naturally following a stroke. >
  • Images courtesy of Pablo Luna Studio
    Juna - tropical architecture
    Pablo Luna Studio’s Juna Ubud Restaurant fuses architectural design with tropical climate strategy. >
  • Images courtesy of Osteoid Health Technologies
    Bracesys
    Osteoid Health are redesigning orthopaedic care with foldable, customizable support >
  • Photos by Lance Gerber, courtesy of DCT Abu Dhabi
    Wind of Change
    Dutch Duo DRIFT Transforms Jubail Island with a Wind of Change >
  • Images from Louis Vuitton
    Drophaus
    Pharrell Williams and Louis Vuitton Reimagining Wearable and Architectural Shelter >
  • Credit: Decathlon
    EuroSuit
    Decathlon’s intra-vehicular space suit prototype >
  • Credit: Nick Vinson, Avanti Architects, Beppe Brancato
    Casa Italia
    Nick Vinson in collaboration with Avanti Architects, has reimagined the Italian Embassy at 4 Grosvenor Square in London. >
  • Credit: Sunnyside, Nicole Reed, Morag Myerscough
    Chasing Sunbeams
    UK artist Morag Myerscough unveils a new installation experience >
  • Credit: UNESCO, Francis Kéré
    Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects
    Francis Kéré designs UNESCO’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects >
  • Credit: TWMP (The Washing Machine Project)
    Washing Machine Project
    A design solution that aims to restore dignity, independence and time in vulnerable households. >

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