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Sculptural steel arches protect this bridge from extreme weather conditions. >

This hand-painted video game took seven years to complete. >

A cross cut into the roof of this meditation pavilion allows sunlight to gently bathe the interior. >

A colossal book captures Design Indaba alum Es Devlin’s 30-year multidisciplinary career. >

Adaptive reuse breathes new life into old buildings. >

The Olympic torch for the 2024 games has been unveiled. >

This spectacular wedding-cake pavilion is a celebration of love. >

A hand-embroidered South African scene was transformed into a wallpaper. >

The world’s biggest office building is a one-stop destination for over 60 000 professionals. >

Turn your smartphone into a telescope. >

A life-sized Barbie dream house gets a Ken-inspired Malibu makeover. >

A tribute to Jay-Z takes over a public library in New York. >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative alum Thebe Magugu designed the new Orlando Pirates kit. >

Pakistan’s first female architect has shown us how architecture can change lives for the better. >

These running shoes help spread plants and seeds in the city. >

Unique collaboration including 600 designers creates solutions for clean water and sanitation. >

A pair of unique towers offers incredible views of the skyline of Manhattan. >

Simulated bird calls overlap with the real thing in Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s latest installation. >

2023 Design Indaba Emerging Creative Riley Axon uses their creative expression to digest the way the world perceives them. >

Las Vegas is home to the world’s largest sphere. >

The latest exhibition by renowned South African visual activist Zanele Muholi is autobiographical. >

Yayoi Kusama’s immersive exhibition features inflatable artworks on a grand scale. >

When an alphabet saves a culture. >

David Adjaye’s first skyscraper is completed in New York. >

Varda Space Industries has launched the world’s first space factory. >