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This inter-disciplinary student project seeks to create new visions for the Foreshore precinct in downtown Cape Town. >

We round up the must-see, stay-in-the-know stories that proved popular on designindaba.com in this new weekly feature. >

Today Thundafund launches a drive to incentivise donations to #ANOTHERLIGHTUP based on a model of reciprocity. >

International brand consultants Wolff Olins has created a new creative voice for a nation in the form of a new brand strategy, name and logo for Qatar Museum. >

Contracts were signed and a celebration held to mark the commencement of construction of the first major world-class art museum in Africa. >

Designer Y Tsai has conceptualised a new interior for the Belville Children's Library that strikes a balance between space for books and space for reading. >

Carlo Ratti Associati is unveiling the world's first motion-tracking heater. >

South African furniture designer Haldane Martin chats to Design Indaba about how he has adapted his business through a shift in focus and new collaborations. >

Marcel Wanders has designed a tableware collection for KLM airlines' business class passengers. >

London streets and pavements become the canvas for Cape Town-based street artist Faith47 latest two works. >

South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga might be better known for his performance pieces but he also creates exquisite tapestries. >

Dutch furniture design company LINTELOO has launched a range of furniture and home accessories that brings an edgy African flair to its classic furniture. >

Bjarke Ingels Group brings authentic South American inspirations into the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. >

Harry Pearce has designed a new visual identity for Berry Bros. & Rudd, the oldest British wine merchant established in 1698. >

Japanese design studio Nendo takes inspiration from origami patterns for the design of a furniture and homeware collection for BoConcept. >

Cape Town-based designer Jasper Eales has designed a series of surfboard storage systems including the Jabba Surf Rack. Design Indaba takes a closer look. >

British designer Benjamin Hubert's "Seams" is a mass produced collection of ceramic centrepieces yet no two are exactly alike. >