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Madrid-based firm DOSIS creates inflatable, reconfigurable public space. >

Take a look at a few sly design choices that benefit some & prohibit others. >

This unique solar-powered bicycle path is guiding Poland’s nighttime cyclists. >

Think pod hotel meets giant egg sculpture – only more durable and eco-friendly. >

This London-based architecture firm has won the opportunity to design Egypt’s science hub. >

An elaborate Mars habitation research project has just closed one chapter and is preparing to embark on the next one. >

Named the Best Dutch Building of the Year in 2016, the Katwijk underground parking garage protects against future floods. >

The Soofa group is spreading technology with their solar-powered benches. >

A group of researchers at the University of Queensland are using a native Australian grass as the key component in designing thinner and stronger condoms. >

Water Culture by experimental Italian design studio Fabrica is a textile that responds to rain by producing cheerful prints to offset gloomy weather. >

With this design, an instructions booklet and a set of flat-pack pieces that can be easily fitted together are all you need to start farming in the city. >

“Cards Against Urbanity” pokes fun at the pains of urban planning in a cynical, yet educational way. >

Italian think tank Pnat have designed modular, floating green houses called JellyFish Barges that could help solve food security problems. >

Same-sex couples in the place of the ordinary traffic light figure are becoming a permanent fixture in European cities. >

The Black Rock City Ministry of Urban Planning has put a call out to urban designers to reimagine the Burning Man Festival’s temporary city design. >

A perilous Mexican town has had a bright makeover, bringing colour to its walls and optimism to its residents. >

Japanese technology company Kyocera are converting abandoned golf courses into huge solar energy fields. >

The twin designers at London's Studio Ayaskan have designed Flow, an indoor ecosystem that captures the sensory experience of Mother Nature >

A team of New York design schools in collaboration with Google have created 30 Weeks, a hybrid between a tech incubator and design school. >

The Dutch government goes for impact with a second project linking innovators from South Africa and the Netherlands to solve local challenges. >

Street signs hold sway in our urban psyches, thanks to these design masters – and subverters. >

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. >