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A new concept design for a high-speed passenger train reflects something of the nostalgia of compartmental train travel of years gone by. >

fuseproject’s latest design, the GE WattStation, hopes to popularise electric plug-in vehicles. >

Inspired by the South African Freedom Charter, Faith47's latest body of socially conscious work explores forms of discrimination. >

They say the best things in life are free and Host City Cape Town is making this adage work for football fans in the city. >

A solution to the looming world water crisis requires an interdisciplinary design approach. Australia’s been giving it some thought. >

A coat of paint can go a long way in making a colourful and empowering difference in the lives of poor communities. >

Sustainability is all the rage. Check out how designers are contributing to the global objective. >

"You ain't see nothing yet" is what you'll be telling people about the Thomas Heatherwick's UK Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo. >

Evocative street artist and social activist Faith47 cast a meditative spell on the conference delegates with her exquisitely sensitive work. >

Wooster Collective founders Marc and Sara Schiller discuss the coming-of-age of street art and its significance to the cities it populates. >

Enter the Vespa Takeone Video Challenge online now and stand a chance to win a new Vespa LX. >

Farmadelphia by the Front Studio, proposes to transform the urban environment by introducing bucolic farmlands into the city’s urban fabric. >

Yves Béhar designs the Mission One Electric Motorcycle, the first electric sports bike that features uncompromised performance. >

South Africa's first locally designed and manufactured electric car is ready for production. >

Optimal Energy unveiled South Africa's first locally produced and designed electric car, a silent six-seater named Joule. >

Design Indaba’s 10 x 10 Housing Project has challenged 10 architectural teams to provide innovative and dynamic design solutions for the low-cost housing sector >

Award-winning duo Birsel+Seck also happen to design their lives together. >