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This car-shaped bicycle rack highlights the fact that ten bicycles can be safely parked in a space that can only be used by one car. >

Humans Since 1982's "Collection of Light" is an LED lamp that resembles an illuminated drawer for keeping insects. >

Tiger & Turtle, Magic Mountain is a roller coaster-like walkway for appreciating the surrounding landscape. >

Bicycles, electric cars and airships for fat cats are some of the things Jens Martin Skibsted would still like to do. Or live in a kitsch sci-fi poster. >

The "Eliodomestico" solar-powered water filter could improve access to clean water in parts of the developing world. >

Sales of Jasper Morrison's limited-edition red-and-white AC01 Punkt Alarm Clock to aid reconstruction of earthquake-affected Japan. >

“Quietly in my sleep” is a common answer to “how would you like to die?” But how about dying on a roller coaster? Euthanasia style. >

Industrial Revolution 2.0: How the Material World Will Newly Materialise considers the influence of 3D printing techniques on different design disciplines. >

Looking at Jeremy Mayer's industrial-like sculptures it's hard to believe that it is made entirely from the parts of an old typewriter. >

The "Manuscripts" (Seats of Poetry) by Paul Cocksedge is an installation that highlights an exchange of words, poetry and knowledge between two cultures. >

UNStudio’s Modular Fabrication looks to possibilities for composite materials in architecture. >

Thrive Hive is a natural, well-insulated home for bees. >

Plastic bottles, water and bleach are working to bring light into the lives of people living in a Manila slum. >

Power up with a bikini that doubles as a USB connector, charged by the sun. >

Street lights with adjustable components are ideal for illuminating public spaces. >

The Bike Fixtation is like a vending machine for cyclists, where they can both fix their bikes and grab a snack for themselves. >

The SafetyNet could go a long way to ensuring that plenty of valuable fish remain in the sea. >

Calling on the power of artistry to move a viewer, Dror Benshetrit proposes modern dance as a fitting analogy for luxury design. >

Dror Benshetrit unveiled the QuaDror at the Design Indaba Conference recently, an innovation that is set to redefine construction. >

The Wallflower Vertical Garden is a modular planter system by Haldane Martin, created to enable city dwellers to grow their own plants. >

For over 12 years Ideso has helped clients create over 300 products that people use and and interact with everyday. >

Nacho Carbonell's Luciferase collection of lights highlight the hybrid possibilities in lighting design. >

David Kester, Deborah Szebeko and Luke Pearson apply design thinking in the public realm for the wellbeing of society. >

Yves Béhar attended one of Jens Martin Skibsted’s Biomega presentations over ten years ago, the beginning of a cross-continental friendship. >

What if you could have an art installation in the desert that also works as an energy-free cooling device? PostlerFerguson have a solution. >