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The project aims to build the first inhabitable human settlement on Mars. >

Ron Finley plants vegetable gardens in South Central LA to offer alternative food sources. >

The design for The Growroom, an urban farm that looks into how living architecture can feed the city, is now open source and available for anyone to use. >

Morocco, Singapore & India are investing heavily in the abundant power of the sun. >

With ocean levels on the rise, how do we protect our seaside towns? >

Created by American design duo LigoranoReese, these ice sculptures show the disintegration of the American Dream. >

Terreform ONE’s Plug-In-Ecology project brings vertical farming to urban spaces. >

The Great Green Wall of Africa will be the biggest man-made marvel in the world once completed. >

A non-profit organisation is building skateparks in rural areas around the globe. >

The Tiger Worm Toilet treats both liquid and solid waste using composting worms that digest the waste. >

Grassroots Cactivism, a speculative project designed by Ali Chen, uses cacti as a source of food, water purification and animal fodder. >

Hotel Verde was awarded a second LEED Platinum Green Building Certification for its ongoing commitment to running an environmentally friendly hotel. >

London’s Design Museum selects the Chilean’s university building over 15 other acclaimed nominees. >

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Rwanda is full of positive signs of growth and repair. >

In an industrial part of Amsterdam the locals refer to as "Noord", 16 grounded houseboats now dot a former shipyard: tricky architectural brief, magical space. >

A new Your Street Challenge has just been launched! The city of Bergen in Norway is now also taking part in this urban upgrade initiative. >

A revamped bus rolled into the informal settlement of Monwabisi Park to educate and entertain the area's underprivileged children. >

With 12 more days till the deadline for the Better Living Challenge, Design Indaba chats to project manager Fran Cox about why you should enter. >