Greengaged Update
Posted on | September 21, 2008 |
Well, it really has been an amazing first week here at Greengaged, with a whole host of leading voices taking the opportunity to discuss and challenge the role of design to positively effect our environment. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has attended so far and we look forward to meeting more of you over the penultimate and final day this week.
Check out the blog (middle column of this site) as there is an organic list of stories and event reviews for you to read; if you attended the session or have an interest in the subject please do leave your comments. There are plenty more to come, so you better get started!
You can also take a look through the event photographs on Flickr and link up with attendees you may have seen or met on Facebook!
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greengaged has been developed and organised by Sophie Thomas at thomas.matthews, Sarah Johnson at [re]design, and Anne Chick from the Sustainable Design Research Centre at Kingston University, with support from Arup and Three Trees Don't Make A Forest in association with our host for 2008, the Design Council. Our sponsors are the Audi Design Foundation, Saint-Gobain, Own It, Forum for the Future, Adnams and LOFT.
