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Gerhard Marx skillfully manipulates materials to engage his physical urban context. >

BIG Architects introduce industrial factory to leisure activities in the name of sustainable awareness in Denmark. >

What with carbon-free urban mobility on the rise, it’s a really about time that somebody came up with an airbag system for bicyclists. >

...but not to get married. Rather to gaze at the gorgeousness of the place. >

The Jason Bruges Studio has created the world's first digital water feature. >

Karim Rashid’s Cross Lamp consists of countless small figures joined together to create an iconic symbol. >

Inga Sempé’s new chair and table designs are both practical and charming. >

A pavilion made of cardboard tubes highlights the uses of discarded materials. >

The peaceBOMB bracelet uses grenade remains from the Vietnam War to make jewellery and create sustainable employment. >

Hang Around and Toss Around brings fine Scandinavian craftsmanship to kitchen utensils. >

Naoto Fukasawa’s new cookware range for Alessi is inspired by man’s best friend. >

The Bidum container is like a living product, that is defined by how it feels when used. >

The Verse One exhibition at Field Office in Cape Town works to turn the café into an interactive art space. >

What do you get when you put 8 000 chopsticks, 4 000 joints and 2 000 rings together? Two seats for the prices of one! >

An exhibition in Israel, curated by Li Edelkoort, considers the past to look to the future. >

Karim Rashid’s furniture designs for Punkalive combines elements of the natural world with mathematical constructs. >

Things Revisited takes classic design icons and updates them for modern use. >

Unique-Eco uses the trash they collect on the shoreline of Kenya to make bright and beautiful sculptures and accessories. >

The Bouroullec Brothers have created a four-seat settee that encourages sitters to face one another. >

The Mobile Tail is a handy little gadget that works as a support stand for mobile devices. >

See the very best handmade items in the Western Cape at Design Indaba Expo with the Cape Craft and Design Institute. >

Nendo’s Sundial bookshelf plays with shadows to create different looks. >

The FIDA looks like a blanket but quickly and easily folds out to become a comfortable and portable seat. >

With donor funding from Oprah's Angel Network, East Coast Architects turned a primary school into a beacon of hope for a community. >

The Moody Couch takes a "form follows mood" approach to furniture. >