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Holding a mirror up to human nature, Decadent Pigeons asks whether the quest for prosperity and freedom is making us like grey, bored and scandalous birds. >

"Useless" is the theme of the Open Talks at Experimentadesign 2011 in Lisbon from 28 September to 2 October. >

Not Tom's Dyed In The Wool installation in London is a colourful demonstration of the wool dyeing process. >

Nendo’s installation for Established & Sons uses copies of London maps to interpret the brand’s vision of a creative London. >

Ron Arad is the 2011 winner of the coveted London Design Medal. >

The Timber Wave is a three storey installation at the entrance to the V&A Museum in London. >

David Chipperfield's installation at the London Design Festival is one of the key features at the event. >

A pop-up shop in Poland uses mirrors to create the illusion that the clothing space goes on forever. >

David Adjaye is the 2011 recipient of the prestigious Design Miami/Designer of the Year. >

On your next visit to London, why not consider staying in a boat above the Thames River? >

The winners of the prestigious INDEX: 2011 Award talk about their designs that all work to improve life. >

The 9/11 Memorial Plaza by architect Michael Arad opens in New York on the 10-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001. >

The "Perspectives" installation in the Geometric Staircase of St Paul's Cathedral in London offers a different view of this architectural masterpiece. >

Cartier Time Art, art directed by Tokujin Yoshioka, celebrates the technological innovation and beauty of Cartier timepieces. >

UNStudio’s Modular Fabrication looks to possibilities for composite materials in architecture. >

Textile Field is a large installation by the Bouroullec Brothers that looks to a fresh way of experiencing a museum. >

The Helsinki Design Week, happening from 9 to 18 September 2011, considers ways of embedding design into life. >

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

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

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

From Berlin to Burkina Faso, Francis Kéré is building a bridge using education, upliftment, local materials and energy efficiency. >

Mokena Makeka and Luyanda Mpahlwa chat about using public space, culture, fun and romance to create an African architectural identity. >

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

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. >