Design Indaba
Paul Cocksedge explores how curiosity and experimentation transform everyday phenomena into immersive, wonder-driven design experiences.
New York City has launched Blue Highways, an initiative to rethink urban freight by using waterways to move goods more efficiently.
Red Bull’s GamePop have released a playable magazine cover for the publication’s latest issue.
Designing Memory, Identity, and Place
Kengo Kuma & Associates unveils Shanghai Ring, an ambitious mixed-use development that aims to break the monotony of the high rise skyline in the city.
Artist James Gwertzman designs ‘Temple of Moon’, Burning Man 2026’s Pavilion
Design Indaba drives a better world through creativity with its online design publication, annual festival and other "design activism" projects.
Snøhetta designs a Metro station with a 360-degree view of the city.
Urna, a poetic design intervention commissioned by the Arts Council Malta
LilyPad creates a new Generation of “Active Walls” with its humidity regulating paint
