• Source: Future Interfaces Group, Carnegie Mellon University
    Human Powered Wearables
    Power-Over-Skin Technology: A Leap Forward for Wearables >
  • Source: Schmidt Hammer Lassen
    Designing Reform
    Transforming one of California’s most notorious correctional facilities into a rehabilitation centre. >
  • How We Feel
    The How We Feel project
    How We Feel is a non-profit initiative, dedicated to helping people de-stress and reconnect >
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    DATALAND
    Refik Anadol, a designer who pioneered the use of machine learning to transform data sets into abstract visual forms >
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    Populus
    Studio Gang’s ‘eye-catching’, aspen inspired hotel >
  • Image: Three variations of the soft, flexible ultrasound sticker device displayed on a finger. Image by Jiaqi Liu
    Biomedical Stickers
    Innovative organ stickers to assist in post-surgery monitoring >
  • Images supplied by Prada
    Lunar Fashion
    Prada and Axiom collaborate for the Artemiss III mission >
  • The Smart Aid Kit, Modem and Map Project Office
    Smart Aid Kit for universal healthcare
    AI powered medical tools for under-resourced communities >
  • Image: Freidman Benda, Andile Dyalvane
    Whispers of the Ancestors
    Design Indaba Alumni Andile Dyalvane’s latest exhibition >
  • Images: 3Dwasp.com
    Printed Eco-Homes
    WASP's Crane 3D Printer Builds Affordable Homes from Local Materials >
  • Images: MGA – Michael Gren Architecture
    Google goes timber
    Google’s first mass timber project - a high performance, low carbon building that prioritizes the health of both people and planet. >
  • “Welcome to Tribuneville” by Klaus, 2024. © Klaus. Courtesy of 150 Media Stream and MAS Context.
    Welcome to Tribuneville
    Exploring lost architectural dreams >
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    Timber Skyscraper
    Michael Green Architecture aims to build the world’s tallest mass timber structure >
  • Photographs: Parley for the Oceans, Sky High Farm Universe
    Future fabrics
    A new ready-to-wear range is made entirely from natural and biofabricated materials. >
  • Photographs: BMW, Es Devlin
    Surface level
    Es Devlin’s Art Basel installation explores sustainable energy and movement. >
  • Photographs: SOM, Energy Vault
    Tall order
    Forward-thinking skyscraper designs double as sustainable energy storage systems. >
  • Photographs: Thames & Hudson, Paula Scher
    Graphic content
    Paula Scher: Works celebrates the career of the iconic graphic designer. >
  • Photographs: Filsa Water, Ogilvy Colombia, Baylor International, Colombian Red Cross.
    Filter fresh
    Filter Caps transform a bottle cap into a complete water filtration station. >
  • Photographs: BMW Group
    The art of speed
    The 20th BMW Art Car has been unveiled. >
  • Photographs: Denver Art Museum
    Happy by nature
    A new exhibition explores the relationship between humans and nature. >
  • Photographs: Kind Designs
    Shore thing
    3D-printed seawalls support ecosystems while protecting marine infrastructure. >
  • Photographs: SFMOMA, Yuri Suzuki
    Art of noise
    A new exhibition celebrates the designs that shape our experience of music. >
  • Photographs: Bjarke Ingels Group
    Timber craft
    The mass timber cube’s design reduces environmental impact at every step. >
  • Photographs: Lance Gerber
    Festival of colour
    Morag Myerscough brightens the desert at Coachella Music Festival. >

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