Zetteler’s annual list of architects, artists, activists and community changemakers.

Urban-cooling architecture, the beauty of the birdhouse, a mega mosaic for London Bridge, and must-see events, featuring Andu Masebo, Parti, Giles Tettey Nartey, POoR Collective and more…

Zetteler’s updates from London and Copenhagen include Anderssen & Voll’s homage to Japanese design, Hem bigging up light, and building innovations in Barking…

Our monthly round-up sees exhibitions tackling colonialism and climate from TEMPLO and Material Cultures, an open call from the Supporting Act, and walking the Line with Helen Cammock in East London.

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...

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.

Socially-driven, story-rich highlights for the festival.

Thinking about our ‘ten years or ten days’ colleagues.

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

The media brand’s annual round-up celebrates the joys of city life and the progressive thinking changing the face of urban living.

April news: Superflux looks beyond the Anthropocene; Pearson Lloyd rethinks the stairlift; Design District welcomes its first tenants; and Kiltered demonstrates the new way to ‘do’ diversity.

The world’s at a tipping point. Takram has some ideas about what comes next.

A new project from Glimpse aims to give the people a say.

Flatpack 2021 campaign gives community groups DIY toolkit for taking over local councils.

The maverick design/business crossover festival of ideas launched during LDF 2020 is now available on demand. Six days of brain-boosting ideas and revolutionary thinking – here’s where to start…

The campaign for equity and inclusivity in the creative sector has just turned 12 months old. There’s a lot to celebrate, but there’s even more still to do…

The Emirati craft of Talli weaving has been conducted by the region’s craftswomen for centuries. As the pandemic forces these women out of their workshops, Irthi offers a model for supporting and sustaining craft enterprises under lockdown.

For many of us, lockdown life has made the Zoom meeting the premier means of communication in our personal and professional lives, but what issues does this new paradigm raise? We explore the new world order…

If you’ve been looking at Coal Drops Yard thinking, ‘Which genius is behind all these excellent events?’ then Vickie Hayward is someone you need to know. The founder of COMPANY, PLACE, Vickie is a string-puller extraordinaire who specialises in designing cultural programmes that put local communities at the heart of new developments, rather than pushing them away. Given her work is largely behind the scenes (and criminally unsung), we wanted to find out more about her approach and ethics.

If there’s one thing we all love at Zetteler it’s books. Knowing that Disegno has a similar obsession, it felt right to join forces and host a book club together. With the very first edition taking place at the end of the month, Disegno’s editor-in-chief explains why reading, and then discussing that reading, can only be a good thing.

Push the shelves in a certain London newsagents this Fairtrade Fortnight and a revolving door will whisk you into a secret hot chocolate salon serving up the stories of empowerment for female farmers in West Africa alongside mugs of delicious cocoa. This tantalising treat is the work of Glimpse, a collective of creative people using their immense talent to dream up exciting, heart-melting and buzz-worthy projects for charities and progressive causes – and the latest addition to the Zetteler client family.