Citizens Design Bureau unveils £30-million reinvention for Hertford arts centre, the Supporting Act invests €800k in the next generation of artists, and new Oxford development puts arts strategy first.

Highlights from Milan, new public artwork in East London, Citizens Design Bureau brings straw-bale buildings to National Trust, and we might have a job for you…

Giles Tettey Nartey and Parti create furniture inspired by food and fabric.

A vision of sustainable, connected living gets the go-ahead; AHEC takes maple to Milan, and G . F Smith explores the art of the sound of colour...

Zetteler welcomes DisOrdinary Architecture, Team TEMPLO rebrands RAID, Andu Masebo pays tribute to Enzo Mari, and Katy Marks officially launches post-mastectomy bra brand Uno

From decolonising design to building sustainable futures, our annual list presents a hotpot of driven and talented changemakers who should be on your watchlist in the 12 months ahead.

TEMPLO’s Designs for assisted dying, Penadés’ mini-Pompidou in Paris, and G . F Smith’s global hunt for the Colour of the Future

Adam Nathaniel Furman gets floral in Kew, Apparata eyes up a Stirling, TEMPLO takes on the Syrian government, and Design Can has a question for you…

New to Zetteler: Spanish designer Jorge Penadés, community placemakers Beyond the Box, progressive branding agency TEMPLO, and Msoma Architects’ Bushra Mohamed.

Hem X launches PROPS collection – giving profits to Design Can; JA Projects designs 'Genetic Automata' at Wellcome Collection; and Bisila Noh shows ceramics in Bordeaux

Britain arrives in Venice, AHEC comes to Copenhagen, The Supporting Act makes its first payouts, and a new face arrives at Zetteler HQ…

AHEC’s wooden wonders wow in Madrid, the Supporting Act prepares for fresh funding round, and Citizens Design Bureau gets theatrical…

TOG and Waugh Thistelton launch The Black & White Building at last, Citizens Design Bureau eyes up awards, and Zetteler salutes the genius of ProxyAddress.

Material Cultures publishes post-carbon manifesto, some ethical Xmas inspiration from Atelier100 and Pearson Lloyd, and Zetteler welcomes Adam Nathaniel Furman and Citizens Design Bureau.

Exhibitions, events, talks and launches for #LDF22.

AHEC and Studio Swine are boxing clever in Milan; Freehaus design the Africa Centre in Southwark; and Pearson Lloyd bring circular design to the world of contract furniture

March news: people, projects and exhibitions driving change in architecture, design and the workplace across London, Venice and Milan

September news: After a year in limbo, the creative industries are back with a bang, as Note lands in Milan, LDF gets its first Designposts, Vaarnii reinvents Finnish furniture, and Design District launches at last.

July news: TIME names Design District among World's Greatest Places; Camille Walala plays with perspective in Plymouth, No Isolation pinpoints the problem with touchscreens, and Design Can asks ‘what’s changed?’

Bureau is coming, Norwegian Presence presents and a new Note collaboration revealed…

Architect Pereen d’Avoine shares the inside story of five artefacts from the architect’s studio – including a collection of rocks, a piece of cork and a decade-old magazine cut-out…

Architect David Adjaye might be best known for monumental buildings like the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC or the Sugar Hill Housing project in Harlem, but much of his early work is here in London. To celebrate the opening of David Adjaye: Making Memory at the Design Museum today, we go on a whistle-stop tour of his London projects that you can see for yourself, and hear from the people that inhabit them.

We sink our teeth into the latest project by design studio Sella Concept – Balham’s new South American-inspired bar and restaurant Piraña.

We go behind the scenes with designer Carolina Palombo and the Uruguayan artisans she’s collaborated with to chat about her Tutura chair for LDF show Hilos Invisibles.