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This is Not a Pop-Up in London is a design experiment, giving various designers the chance to make their creative mark. >

The Big Yellow Rabbit installation is a fun gesture that encourages people to rethink the purpose of public space. >

Film and Dance, this weekend, is an event exploring the intersection between dance and film with a screening of Wim Wenders's Pina. >

The Western Cape Furniture Initiative presents an exhibition featuring the work of Haldane Martin, Heath Nash, Liam Mooney, Tsai and more. >

Topthorn from War Horse will be making a special appearance at the Business Day BASA Awards next week. >

A large net installation encourages child-like exploration while also hoping to help re-integrate communities. >

Airline trolleys as covetable storage spaces for your home and office. Yes, take a look! >

Old camper vans are transformed into funky live/work spaces (complete with surf racks) by Jay Nelson. >

Here's a look at the results of Southern Comfort's creative exchange challenge. >

Almost like a seesaw, the Read-Unread bookshelf reveals how many of the books in your library you have actually read. >

The new Mini Inflatables hold the promise of hours of fun in the sun. >

Get kids excited about helping out in the kitchen with the Eat Play Grow table that allows them to grow and prepare their own food. >

With RCA Black, the Royal College of Art presents the first-ever exhibition of work by students of African and African Caribbean descent. >

Eco Automatic is a kitchen sink and dishwasher in one, elminating the need to pack everything neatly into the machine. >

Unbelievable – the world’s largest stop-motion animation, shot on a camera phone! >

Images from Google Earth make for compelling rug designs with David Hanaeur's WorldWide Carpets. >

Strong, comfortable and not bad looking, Florian Schmid's Stitching Concrete stools are great for indoor and outdoor use. >

Collect sawdust, add resin, press into mould and voila - you have very interesting furnture pieces, as Yoav Avinoam discovered. >

An exhibition at Kemistry Gallery pays tribute to Alan Fletcher on the 10th anniversary of the publication of The Art of Looking Sideways. >

Designer Paul Cocksedge transforms old LP records into smartphone sound amplifiers. >

The inaugural What Design Can Do conference brought together designers, thinkers and doers working in a transformative space. >

With Hybrids, Brazilian designer Rodrigo Almeida explores material culture, craftmanship and tradition. >

Rapid rail travel aboard the Gautrain has the potential to revitalise Johannesburg and Pretoria as thriving urban environments. >

Jorge Mario Jáuregui works to integrate Rio de Janeiro’s favelas with the formal city, using articulation through public spaces. >

The most populous city in China, Shanghai is experiencing urban development and cultural renewal on a grand scale. >