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New York-based artist Michael Mapes creates fragmented portraits out of collected items >

Swedish architecture firm Naturvillan designed an A-framed ‘greenhouse’ that is entirely self-sufficient. >

Applications to participate in the Design Indaba Emerging Creatives Class of 2023 are now open! >

Layer Design’s latest creation is a commuter bike designed to make personal transport a more effortless and convenient task >

A Tunisian startup has designed a machine that can create drinkable water from thin air >

Nkululeko Mthembu’s design thinking helps to solve uniquely African challenges >

Treehotel and BIG make a case for species co-habitation with their new collaboration, Biosphere >

Disruption’s “softer” cousin, Reimagination, is a survival tool for brands, and leads the way to a better world through creativity >

Alex Cecchetti’s Sentiero – a land-art intervention and performance – is set to premiere at the Biennale Gherdëina >

We chat to artist Kip Omolade about his new Diovadiova Chrome series >

DI Alumnus NB Studio refreshes the ID of one of the world’s largest media agencies >

Keiken’s interactive gaming installation uses tech to explore different states of being >

Pandemic lockdowns inspired Mina Kasirifar’s multifunctional sensory furniture for kids >

A simple chemical reaction powers new cooling tech that keeps things cold without electricity. >

Tactus Design Workshop’s self-sustainable home of the future >

Introducing the award-winning zero-waste Ermis chair >

Commercial-scale seaweed-based yarn can transform fashion >

October is Mental Health Awareness Month >

We chat with founder Gerardo Montes De Oca Sierra about making waste management more accessible >