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No Shadow is a collection of sculptures by Makoto Tojiki that uses light as a form of expression. >

Soho Synagogue by Dror Benshetrit brings design direction and interventions to a Jewish place of worship. >

Can't get rid of old clothes for sentimental reasons? Why not use it to craft a chair? Like the Rememberme chair. >

A light installation on the façade of the Zeilgalerie in Frankfurt hopes to make this building an architectural highlight in the city. >

A design concept by Tsai Design Studio and Jakupa Architects and Urban Designers draws on historical relationships to modernise a building. >

Using cowhide as her main canvas, Nandipha Mntambo challenges social and cultural norms with her creative work. >

Here's a different type of library, one where you can borrow bicyles rather than books. >

Umcebo Design is planning an exhibition for Durban that looks to ways in which art and craft can address climate change. >

Concrete was the preferred material choice for Magnus Pettersen's desk accessories. >

Could ugly, badly designed packaging discourage people from smoking? >

Senyol, Southey and Mackay Studio present New Things, an exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculptures and prints. >

Nendo's new stand for smartphones and tablets resembles water dripping from a tap. >

Karim Rashid has designed the Jak watch for Alessi. >

Baja is a multi-purpose DIY solution for the desk shortages experienced in lower-income schools. >

Hey Capetonians, show your hood some love by suggesting a cool name for it with the Name Your Hood competition. >

The Informal City of the 21st Century exhibition considers the challenges of informal settlements and looks at possible solutions. >

What could be more romantic than a plywood dinner table made for two? >

Heath Nash worked with Zimbabwean artisans to create shading for public spaces in Harare, using recycled plastic bottles. >

Irma Boom did the design for a new book about the role of culture in managing the effects of conflict and disaster. >

Plastic bottles, water and bleach are working to bring light into the lives of people living in a Manila slum. >

An experimental augmented-reality system could separate your visual point of view from your body. >

The materials Kate MccGwire uses in her installations play at evoking a dichotomous way of thinking, seeing and feeling. >

With the new Prius bicycle, changing gears can be as easy as thinking about it. >

Director of the Museum of Architecture, Design and Urbanism in Mexico, Regina Pozo Ruiz gives a whistle-stop-tour of contemporary design. >

In a joint celebration of spring and Women's Day, Freeworld Design Centre presents a creativity-filled programme. >