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Kuang-Yi Ku, a former dentist turned speculative designer and artist, explores a fictional future where termites and humans live in harmony >

Design Indaba alumnus and Stanford bioengineer Manu Prakash rises to the challenge of inequality with his scientific inventions >

Nifemi Marcus-Bello designs a bamboo kiosk for skater brand Wafflesncream >

Dioramas of Damascus, made from repurposed materials, tell the story of a fractured Syrian city >

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

Lalaland is scooping awards for revolutionising digital fashion via photorealistic AI models >

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

DRIFT’s LED-lit Tree of Ténéré finds a permanent home in Dallas, Texas >

Exploring how the built environment might respond to the harsh conditions of climate change. >

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

Room Copenhagen launches a playful, sustainable homeware line for grown-ups >

Introducing the award-winning zero-waste Ermis chair >

Commercial-scale seaweed-based yarn can transform fashion >

Meet the purrrr-fect bionic spy robot for cat lovers >

Jasmine Burton’s creative approach to WASH challenges can change the world for billions. >

Art and design fuse effortlessly in Jan Ernst’s first solo exhibition in France >

We chat to the designer about her recycled ocean plastic flags >

Robot Café run remotely by differently abled workers wins top Japanese design award >

Joe Doucet’s Wind Turbine Wall is a kinetic sculpture that harnesses the power of the wind >

New York’s design scene reflects the city’s rich diversity >

We are thrilled to be representing South Africa at this World Expo >

We probe Mion’s concept for clearing space debris >

From combating climate change via AI, to Apps that reduce food wastage, these 10 companies champion tech for our planet >

Furniture brand founder Magrietha Labuschagne on leaving law, and other things… >

Pietro Quintino Sella’s conceptualises new transportation routes for cyclists and pedestrians in abandoned subway lines >