We spoke to past Design Indaba Emerging Creatives to unpack the way creativity and mental health co-exist in their lives. >

"If you’re trying to help a city, you need people who are from there and who are invested in the city over time." >

Design researcher and built environment designer Mathias Agbo, Jr speaks to Nigerian, UAE-based architect Safiya Yahaya on this phenomenon >

Sissay talks to us about taking creative risks and where he finds inspiration to write a new poem every morning. >

“The health of the city is directly related to the health of the people. Right now the city is sick so we are all sick,” Kotchakorn Voraakhom. >

In this architectural practice collaboration with artists is just as important as working with other architects and engineers. >

The "r.i.s.e in the city" design competition is aimed at bridging the gap between entrepreneurship and architecture. >

“I have a willingness to reach out to the marginalised in society. I believe everyone has equal potential power and everyone has unique gifts & talents.” >

“I wanted every aspect of the project to be Proudly South African, to invest in South African resources and simultaneously contribute to growing the economy.” >

Designer and entrepreneur Jalila Essaïdi says we have an untapped natural resource in manure. >