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Former #DI Speaker Diébédo Francis Kéré designs a new nature-inspired landmark in Kenya. >

Woven Cosmos, Hella Jongerius’ interactive show, demonstrates 25 years of textile wisdom. >

A shot of Expression >

Thandiwe Muriu’s CAMO series celebrates being African by playing with colour and culture. >

For its new building project in Germany, MVRDV has asked the community what they want. >

Kai Linke and Peter Eckart put 20 years of plastic cutlery on museum display. >

La Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection bridges past and present. >

Seeing into the future. >

REFRAMD’s vision is one of individualized solutions to eyewear. >

Norwegian studio Snøhetta’s pioneering new forms of concrete will change the urban landscape for the better. >

Pace Gallery’s dynamic two-person show explores identity and language. >

This future landmark by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) embodies design elegance and innovative technology. >

Postponed to 2021, Counterspace’s 2020 Serpentine Pavilion celebrates places of meeting. >

Innovation, engagement, and leadership are our watchwords this week. >

Salone del Mobile announces the ‘Supersalone’ for September 2021. >

A Better Built Environment >

Little Island is an innovative space encouraging biodiversity, performance and public engagement >

Pavilion of the African Diaspora is a travelling installation in three phases. >

Laurence des Cars, new director of the Louvre, plans to take it into a new era. >

Organically inspired, but using high-tech techniques, Enclaves is a new co-working design. >

Building a better world – the Biennale Architettura answers, ‘how will we live together?’ >

The Cape Town Design Trail lays out a route of the city’s best and brightest. >

Africa’s Standout Creatives Highlight the Continent’s Creativity >

Honouring the beauty of the handmade. >

A “Japandi” triumph, the Fritz Hansen N02 is made of recycled household waste. >