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With the Venice Architecture Biennale in full swing, Heinrich Wolff argues that architecture that attempts to define a nation's culture is inauthentic. >

Design Indaba and #Anotherlightup feature in IDEAT magazine's June 2014 edition. >

Early nominations for this global design competition are open until 30 June. Register and submit your work today! >

In Porky Hefer's latest exploration of nest-like structures, the nest seems to have fallen from the tree, creating a comfy lounger. >

Experimental Jetset recreates a fragment of architect Jaap Bakema’s iconic De Lijnbaan street for the Dutch Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale. >

Stay in the know with all the hottest design stories, interviews and videos in our weekly round-up of top posts published on designindaba.com. >

A devastating shack fire that displaced thousands and took the lives of three people spurred this team of UCT students to turn theory into reality. >

Step into the studio of Clementina van der Walt – a ceramicist in search of meaning through making. >

Luxe be a lady: Egg Design's new chandelier collection is big on glamour and smart to boot. >

We look back at the Dutch graphic designer's iconic posters for KunstRAI, the Dutch art fair, to see just how creative a portrait can be. >

As collectors take out their cheque books at Design Miami/Basel next week, we ask industry insiders what they think about one-off designs presented as art. >

Nicole Yershon applies the risk-taking energy of an entrepreneur to help Ogilvy's London office stay ahead of the creative curve. >

Did you miss this year’s Conference? Do you want to revive the creative recharge you experienced? 2014 Conference Talks are being released today on our App! >

Artist-blacksmith Conrad Hicks' sculptural pieces often emerge from working with the raw material in his forge. >

Funny foxes, naughty monkeys and quirky cacti come to life in Projekt's range of delicately crocheted objects. >

Marije Vogelzang tells us about her favourite food memories and what it entails to be an "eating designer". >

We dip into our archives to pull out our most interesting features showing how design can impact education. >

Architecture for a Change uses lightweight materials with extreme efficiency for a school in rural Malawi. >

Mlondolozi Hempe and Laduma Ngxokolo transform the traditional South African "potjie" into an unexpected functional furniture piece. >

South African design duo Dokter and Misses creates a striking new MTV Africa Music Awards trophy. >