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A portable stove with reduced carbon emissions. A syringe that warns you of prior use. Flatpack refugee tents with integrated solar panels. One of these three ingenious finalists will win the World Design Impact Prize.

The American industrial designer who literally wrote the book on ergonomic design has died at the age of 84.

The Japanese architect will receive the 2013 Pritzker Prize for Architecture, the profession’s highest honour.

Bill Moggridge, inventor of the first laptop computer, IDEO co-founder and director of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, died on September 8.

The Italian manufacturer always has a big presence during the fair, but this year, to celebrate its 60th anniversary, it has announced a long list of special events that will take place over the coming year.

New York’s James Corner Field Operations — the landscape designer behind the High Line — has been selected to revitalize the slice of Chicago waterfront that Daniel Burnham once envisioned as the People’s Pier.

The Chinese architect has been named winner of this year’s Pritzker Prize for Architecture, becoming the first China-based recipient in the award’s history.

Concrete pathways that double as the framework for an ampitheatre are sure to lure visitors to the Scottish city’s new urban park.

Plans for the new home of London’s premiere venue for contemporary design and architecture transforms a Kensington relic into an iconic building.

Brooklyn architecture firm Studio a+i has nabbed the top prize in a competition that called for proposals for a public park and memorial on a wedge of land in New York City’s West Village.