The Playscape was designed by waa to enable a variety of activity-based learning and adventure
Part of an annual design competition, the three installations respond to the theme of 'refuge'
Amba Gallery is dedicated to ‘taking ownership and control of how African art is represented’
The Clean Waves eyewear range is created from marine plastic debris and reclaimed fishing nets
Return to Slygo at NOW Gallery celebrates the designer’s Jamaican-Scottish roots and love of music
Invocation of Hope tackles the urgent crisis of climate change and invites visitors to imagine a post-anthropocentric planet
The colourful triptych installation by Eleanor Hill animates the underpass of a railway bridge
Japan House London's exhibition Making NUNO showcases the work of textile designer Sudō Reiko
Made in lockdown, the chairs are being auctioned off in aid of Age UK and Resourcing Racial Justice
The 5km-long Blue Line Park, created alongside a transformed railway line, animates the city of Busan
The Designers in Residence have tackled mental health, empathy, microbes and traditional craft
The 1951 festival has long been the victim of selective memory – it’s time we got the story straight
The walk-in installation by Klaus Littmann, with integrated seating, is an homage to nature
Designed in collaboration with with Italian artist Ivo Bisignano and Belgian brand Serax, FEAST promotes the pleasure of sharing food
FICTIONS, an initiative from Collectif des Créateurs Canadiens (CCC), showcases the work of eight designers in an 'atypical love letter' to Montreal
Stretching from Blackfriars to Lambeth, five newly illuminated bridges mark the completion of Leo Villareal's project, which will be in place for 10 years
The illuminated installation encourages communal calm and hope amid crisis
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of Salone del Mobile, the British designer hosts '24 Hours in Milan'
The colourful bamboo structure, titled See Through, is part of the Wander Art trail and responds to the impact of the pandemic
At a cost of £2.6m, the UK government's new press briefing room is nothing more than a vanity project, argues Matthew Ponsford
The design and architecture studio used light and material to create an immersive clubbing experience