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Fibra are using design as a tool to change perceptions and ultimately change the world. >

Pedro Reyes tells of his “Palas por Pistolas” project that saw weapons being voluntarily turned in and transformed into garden shovels. >

The R100 000 Your Street CT Challenge prize goes to the Acre Road, Kensington Community Project, a public space development proposal. >

The third R50 000 prize in the Your Street CT Challenge goes to Violet’s Walk, a clearly marked walking route for Woodstock with resting benches along the way. >

Let Us Grow, one of the Your Street CT Challenge winners, is an urban agriculture solution that proposes converting empty city lots into small-scale farms. >

The Urban Mosaic project, one of the winners of the Your Street CT Challenge, will be helping to prevent shack fires with a fire-retardant paint. >

Calling all Gauteng creatives: Share your proposals for owning, loving and improving your urban space by entering the Your Street Challenge. >

Looking to low-cost housing solutions, Alejandro Aravena propagates the building of half a good house. >

Feel it, imagine it, do it and then share it. That’s what Kiran Bir Sethi is urging children to do to make the world a better place. >

Wave your creative magic wand and make a difference to the urban landscape in Cape Town: Enter the Your Street Challenge, inspired by Design Indaba. >

Promoting social entrepreneurship and applying design innovation to impact the world is what creativity is about for the William Drenttel (1953-2013). >

African architecture should stop copying the West, engage the real needs of the people and regard the environment, says Diébédo Francis Kéré. >

What we need in a time of crisis is love, ambition and a redesign of the entire human environment as a work of art. >

The 2010 Design Indaba was far more than simply a Conference and Expo, generating a multi-platform creative festival throughout Cape Town. >