Design Indaba
Speculative Gastronomy
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Stefano Boeri Architetti, the project reimagines the monastery as a civic space.
Design Indaba drives a better world through creativity with its online design publication, annual festival and other "design activism" projects.
Scientists at the University of Missouri have developed a genetically engineered algae capable of removing microplastics from polluted water.
Reimagining embellishment, Elissa Brunato creates bio-based sequins from cellulose, proving sustainability and beauty can coexist without plastic or waste.
Kéré Architecture’s first built work in South America
The new Climate Tech Map by Pentagram, led by Giorgia Lupi,
Democratising discovery, Manu Prakash champions frugal science, creating low-cost tools that make scientific exploration accessible to anyone, anywhere.
Rethinking energy through nature, Catalina Lotero explores generating electricity from trees, positioning living systems as sustainable power sources.
Designing for dignity and survival, Bas Timmer creates wearable shelters that provide warmth, protection and hope for people experiencing homelessness.
Looking to the past for solutions, Kathryn Larsen revives eelgrass as a sustainable building material, merging ancient techniques with modern design.
Reframing fashion as cultural language, Sunny Dolat explores identity, ritual and diversity, challenging narrow views of African fashion.
