The photographer says his project was partly inspired by the killing of Trayvon Martin. >

Design is too important a source code to only be in service of brands. At Design Indaba we believe design’s most noble purpose is in service of people. >

Layered realities: "The Harvest" by Faith47 and Thingking is an interactive street art piece that connects people across social, spatial and digital divides. >

Eduvator is a crowdsourcing platform that encourages citizens to make a small contribution that will lead to a big change. >

A public seating concept proposes to bring the magic of theatre and dance to passers-by. >

Discarded car tyres are repurposed as seats for commuters at a taxi rank in Johannesburg in the winning project in the Gauteng leg of the Your Street Challenge. >

Li Edelkoort on how the concepts of belonging, layering and merging formed the inspiration for her Totemism: Memphis Meets Africa exhibition. >

Inspired, engaging and fit for the street – here are the three winners in the Your Street Eindhoven Challenge. >

The community of Blikkiesdorp in Delft, outside Cape Town, are now the proud owners of their very own library – as part of a Mandela Day initiative. >

Take a look at the winning projects for the Cape Town iteration of the Your Street Challenge. >

Here is the winner of the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa at Design Indaba Expo 2012. >