Milan Furniture Fair, Kuala Lumpur Design Week and an exhibition on Urban Agriculture in London are just a few of the events to pencil in to your diary in April.

Plough lines in metal decorate the rooftop of a former Holiday Inn in downtown Los Angeles, now a roof garden designed by Alexis Rochas.

“We got a small map, we took a shovel and bucket and we dug,” says Nadine Sterk of Dutch design studio Atelier NL, whose new exhibition Drawn From Clay: Nordoostpolder is on display at Gallery Libby Sellers in London.

Danish textile manufacturer Kvadrat has enlisted architect David Adjaye and graphic designer Peter Saville for its newly opened showroom and office in east London

Free State I is one of artist Richard Galpin’s latest works, produced for his forthcoming solo exhibition at the Hales Gallery in London.

On Monday in Mumbai, India's super-industrialist, Ratan Tata, launched a "car for the people": the Tata Nano.

Thanet Earth is a vast complex of greenhouses in east Kent that aims to bring the Dutch model of high-intensity horticulture to the UK.

Mission One is Yves Béhar and Fuseproject's latest launch – an electric motorbike that tries to hide its green credentials in favour of “boy’s toy” styling.

A 21st-century problem: what do you do with an abandoned superstore? The answers are fascinating, but also a little gloomy, says William Wiles

Shepard Fairey won this year’s Brit Insurance Designs of the Year award at a ceremony at the Design Museum last night. Fairey won for his series of posters for the Obama presidential election campaign.