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The future of the city farm is a sunless, rain-free, underground box. >

Hot Ink matches its green credential as one of South Africa's first certified carbon neutral printing companies with a bouquet of specialist services. >

The Take 2 exhibition at Design Indaba Expo will showcase designers who have given waste products a “do-over”. >

Here are the eight recent design school graduates who will present their work Pecha Kucha-style at Design Indaba Conference 2015. >

In a world where sustainability is high on the agenda, Carmen Hijosa is looking to pineapples as the future of textiles. >

Larry Harvey, founding member of Burning Man, puts the idea down to a whim one afternoon. Now Burning Man-style interactive art is appearing worldwide. >

In an industrial part of Amsterdam the locals refer to as "Noord", 16 grounded houseboats now dot a former shipyard: tricky architectural brief, magical space. >

Xanita is ahead of the game with its cradle-to-cradle designed X-board that is strong, multi-purpose and endlessly recyclable. >

Celeste Theron had an entrepreneurial streak in primary school: she sold her art work to the teachers. Now she's empowering other women to be entrepreneurs too. >

Ian Dommisse is upcycling your trash to give pre-primary school children a place to learn. >

Embody Ortho is just one example of how designers are on the front line of medical innovation. >

It's time for aesthetics to reconsider the role of disgust as an emotion, says Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Merel Witteman. >

Dutch designer Borre Akkersdijk has created an eye-catching suit that is a wearable connected platform – with technological applications way beyond that. >

Spark Design and Innovation's inflatable raft uses an innovative tilting mechanism that makes it easier to pull rescue victims out of the water. >

The French designer tells us in her own words about her time spent with Zimbabwean weavers developing baskets based on the gourd. >

Like the insect it is named after, the Gerridae harvester is light on its feet and the environment. >

A new infant care system proposes radically improved incubators that transmit the mother's heartbeat, breathing and voice. >

The new Halo Light is a multi-task light that ensures construction workers are visible from 600 metres away. >

Canadian industrial designer Ilana Ben-Ari’s puzzle game teaches the creative skills children won’t find in textbooks. >

Michaella Janse van Vuuren's latest pieces take her technical proficiencies to new heights – and onto the fashion runway. >

Product designer Alejandra Olivera turns seaweed into a new eco-friendly insulation material for informal housing. >

A new foot-operated irrigation device is capable of tripling the revenue of smallholder farmers, says its manufacturer. >