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David Adjaye's Elektra House is seen as one of the most innovative houses designed in the last century. >

The Mountain House seamlessly fits into its natural environment, with minimal impact on the site. >

From Mexico, Brazil and Africa, Design Indaba welcomes creatives from emerging economies, working for a sustainable and inclusive future. >

Sometimes in life one just needs to stop and smell the roses. In New York it is now hard to miss the roses. >

Vote for the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa and stand a chance to win a R10000 shopping voucher from the Design Indaba Online Shop. >

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

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

The Design Indaba Filmfest 2011 from 18 to 27 February: For R30, this is the budget alternative for getting a taste of world-class design. >

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

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

Long-time friends Ross Lovegrove and Fernando Gutiérrez look past the obvious difference in dimension of each other’s work. >

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

Look forward to a delicious and high-quality food market experience at Design Indaba Expo from 25 to 27 February 2011. >

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

The new nhow in Berlin is more than a hotel, it's also a data-driven art and design space by Karim Rashid. >

A bar made of bamboo in Vietnam not only uses low cost materials but also looks like a great place to have a drink. >

Bridle Road Residence in Cape Town has a lightness and classic elegance about it, while being sustainable. >

Dror Benshetrit employs the transformative power of design to intersect manifold meanings into a single object. >

What looks like a giant tree house in the middle of a city is a very sustainable apartment block in Mexico. >

Patricia Urquiola’s bathroom range for Axor brings a touch of poetry and playfulness to the collection. >

The winning design of PG Bison’s 1.sixoneeight Student Design Competition and Awards is inspired by an armadillo. >

Gear up for a new decade of local design distinction, starting at the Design Indaba Expo from 25 to 27 February 2011. >

Studioilse's TwoTwoSix project in Hong Kong addresses real life, then upgrades it. >

A proposal for a new student pavilion at Erasmus University in the Netherlands aims to be energy neutral. >

A new restaurant in the most romantic city in the world combines the best in architecture, interior design and gastronomy. >