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Apple introduces a new era of spatial computing with its ‘mixed reality’ headset. >

The new Philharmonie Luxembourg logo responds to music. >

Ballet production Fusion pushes the boundaries of art and technology. >

Snøhetta’s redesign of the Blanton Museum of Art in Texas includes lily-like canopies. >

Yuri Suzuki has created a web experience celebrating the legendary Moog synthesiser. >

The first edition of a Johannesburg art fair dazzled visitors with local and international artworks. >

A coastal pavilion in China echoes the sky, the hills and the ocean. >

This luxurious vessel takes emission-free transport from the road to the water. >

The pavilions defining the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale. >

This exhibition shows how wool is more than just a raw material. >

This winery building forges a symbiotic relationship between architecture and nature. >

A 7,6-metre-tall fluorescent tree decorates New York’s High Line. >

Adjaye Associates transformed a former ice warehouse in Harlem into a public school. >

Ayse Birsel’s latest book guides readers in designing their own long, happy lives. >

Tom Dixon collaborates with Cosentino on a bold new vision for bathrooms. >

Thirteen design startups were chosen for their innovative strategies for building a more circular society. >

This combined research and exhibition space invites exploration and discovery. >

The first fine-art physical NFT gallery in South Africa opens in Johannesburg. >

Four up-and-coming designers have made their ambitious designs a reality. >

This spiral building serves as a public exhibition and reading area. >

Former Design Indaba Emerging Creatives showcased their collections at South African Fashion Week 2023. >

William Kentridge's The Head & The Load comes to the African continent for the first time. >

Studio Other Spaces has been developing this massive park in Ethiopia since 2013. >

This wind-up flashlight kit was designed in collaboration with its intended users. >

Light takes centre stage in six Milan Design Week exhibitions. >