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Naço Architecture has worked to once again make the Heng Shan cinema in Shanghai the place to be. >

Devoid of concierge and staff, the Hi Matic in Paris is a 100% internet-based hotel >

The Puma House Tokyo is a press room and event space in the city, designed by Nendo. >

Relax, take it easy. The Slow Lounge at SA's three international airports have earned Grid International a Design Pencil award for branding. >

The Heterogeneous City, a panel discussion at the New York Festival of Ideas, looks to a dynamic equilibrium for the urban environment. >

South African interior designers can now strut their stuff in a new competition that recognises interior design excellence. >

From housing solutions and designing for disability to branding and fun, the 2011 Design Indaba Conference had something for everybody. >

Thirteen years after opening, the Issey Miyake store in New York has been given a makeover by Clouds Architecture Office. >

A new collective of global creativity, Unknown Union, recently launched in Cape Town. >

An exhibition space designed by Maxim Velčovský pays tribute to Finnish designer Alvar Aalto. >

Playtime is a travelling workshop that uses Lego to teach students about architectural themes and principles. >

For their first project in Africa, a Moroccan bank, Foster + Partners designed a modular, energy efficient system. >

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Highlights of day two of Toffie include studioMAS, Jürg Lehni, Javier Lourenco, Tumi Molekane, Richard de Jager and Cobi van Tonder. >

Michael Hansmeyer’s Subdivided Columns may be the most intricate object ever fashioned out of cardboard. >

The Campana Brothers and Eklund Sisters have worked together on a colourful exhibit, aimed at promoting dialogue. >

The Danube Bicycle is a kinetic sculpture that recognises the importance of cycling as a form of urban transport. >

Studio Xag’s dazzling window installation for a fashion boutique takes its cue from original Vegas signage. >