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The 360 Project uses 48 cameras, arranged in a circle, to explore the possibilities of combining stills and moving images. >

Micro Cluster Picnic is a collection of collage-like paintings by Asha Zero that interrogates the relationship between the real and the representation. >

An exhibition designed by Nendo at the Canadian Museum of Innovation explores the relationship between Japanese culture and design. >

ABC comes to life with Alphabet 2, a project that creates a stop-motion animation with each letter of the alphabet. >

The Bionic Arch by Vincent Callebaut Architects proposes a multi-purpose sustainable tower for the Taichung Gateway City in Taiwan. >

SAOTA's Mankgaile Primary School in Limpopo actively involved the community in the building of a school that also serves as a community centre. >

Hat-trick worked on the rebranding of the Imperial War Museum in the UK, aiming to make the visitor experience more engaging. >

Digital Edge Live on 14 October will see local mavericks debating the future of marketing and digital platforms. Bob Garfield delivers the keynote. >

Sales of Jasper Morrison's limited-edition red-and-white AC01 Punkt Alarm Clock to aid reconstruction of earthquake-affected Japan. >

Experimenting with data and transport route design, Black Hat and Nimbus show that there’s more to an urban environment than architecture. >

Questions, answers and happiness were considered on the final day of the AGI Open in Barcelona. There was even a song and dance to end it off. >

A bamboo bicycle is souped up with a small motor, resulting in a sustainable alternative to urban mobility. >

The largest wooden structure in the world, in the city of Seville, serves as a museum and community centre. >

Maps, books, processes and asking “how, what, why?” were some of the themes to emerge on day one of the AGI Open in Barcelona. >

The Utilitas Interrupta exhibition at Experimentadesign 2011 shows what abandoned infrastructure reveals about society. >

Sidelines at Experimentadesign 2011 is a curated exhibition of collections from a variety of sources, ranging from curators to children. >

“Quietly in my sleep” is a common answer to “how would you like to die?” But how about dying on a roller coaster? Euthanasia style. >

Ross Garrett’s work explores the boundary between fine art and fashion photography. >

Woolworths and Safmarine challenged high-school learners to come up with a concept for turning shipping containers into classrooms. >

Leaf Supply's modular cardboard bed was designed for emergency situations, though it can also be used as a stool or table. >

Saatchi & Saatchi's Curious Times animation highlights the importance of asking questions in an executive context. >

The Way We Live Now is an exhibition exploring the work of Sir Terence Conran, in celebration of his 80th birthday. >

Johannesburg Art Gallery appeals to the public for information regarding three valuable bronze sculptures that have been stolen. >

The Bulletproof Skin concept takes personal safety to a whole new level with a bulletproof superhuman skin. >

A pop-up gallery and shop in Franschhoek presents the work of top local designers, including Heath Nash, Zizamele Ceramics, Urban Africa and more. >