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University of Cambridge develop a living algae battery could transform how we power everyday devices >

Portugal’s first certified Therapeutic Forest >

IKEA’s new collection is designed for a generation of young people who are always on the move. >

Design Indaba Alumnus Neri&Hu breaks the monotony of Hong Kong’s glass and steel skyline with a woven façade. >

Design That Matters’ award winning conductive warmer to prevent hypothermia. >

Studio ENESS has turned a decommissioned ATM machine into an interactive art installation that explores humanity’s relationship with AI. >

Interdisciplinary practice R.U.A Studio’s proposal to restore London’s retired New Routemaster buses into neighborhood playgrounds win the 2026 Davidson Prize >

An immersive sound installation that embraces chance encounters >

Pentagram’s child-friendly mobile messaging device >

Designer Fabien Brun has created a modular, portable wind turbine >

Australian Designer turns eggshells into lighting >

LANZA Atelier's Serpentine Pavilion proves that less can be more >

British trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack and the London collective, United Visual Artists (UVA) collaborate for provocative onstage visuals. >

Moffat Takadiwa transforms Zimbabwe’s plastic waste into powerful tapestries >

The Geospatial research studio who is using radar technology to reveal the hidden impact of conflict. >

Yinka Ilori’s latest exhibition showcases his deeper roots of joy >

Motorola’s S1 Soother Brings Emotional Design to the Nursery >

Nura’s bracelet design wins the 2026 Rimowa Design Prize >

Spanish engineering company IDOM launches MARMOK-A-5, a floating wave energy converter. >

Designed by HKS and SWA, Halperin Park is a “cap park” built over a 14 lane freeway to repair social fabric. >

James Turrell’s new Skyspace Opens at ARoS in June 2026 >

Studio Malu explores a new relationship between food, climate and territory >

Stefano Boeri Architetti, the project reimagines the monastery as a civic space. >

Scientists at the University of Missouri have developed a genetically engineered algae capable of removing microplastics from polluted water. >

Kéré Architecture’s first built work in South America >