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Mapping Haberdasher's Awkward Space

On the 21st March 2010, members of the Haberdasher Estate in East London were invited to participate in a collective mapping session. The haberdasher residents were joined by a small group of designers who helped to facilitate and document an exploration of the estate's 'awkward spaces'. This workshop was facilitated by Hannah Jones as part of her PhD research into awkward space in the city. Hannah was testing part of her PhD methodology which focuses on bottom-up approaches to re-imagining the…See More
Blog post by Hannah Jones May 31, 2010
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The Ministry of Food Exhibition

The Ministry of Food Exhibition will take place at the Imperial War Museum from February 12th 2010 until January 2011. The radio four Today programme have a short slide show that presents the 'Dig for Victory' campaign that took place at the time of the second world war. http://news.bbc.co.uk./today/hi/today/newsid_8511000/8511309.stm…See More
Blog post by Hannah Jones Feb 12, 2010
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Climate Crunch: making the economics fit at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House

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February 4, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
What if there's no solution to climate change without freeing ourselves from our obsession with economic growth?At the beginning of this new decade more people in the US and UK remain unpersuaded by the science of climate change than this time last year. Could it be that people have spotted the yawning gap between the politicians' apocalyptic rhetoric and the bland lifestyle advice to change your light bulbs or drive more slowly? What if there's no solution to climate change without freeing…See More
Hannah Jones is attending Rachel Wingfield's event Feb 3, 2010
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10:10 - shrinking footprints

10:10 is an empowering climate change campaign with the aim of getting individuals, companies and institutions to reduce their carbon footprints by 10% during 2010. Visit their website http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/10-10
Blog post by Hannah Jones Sep 7, 2009
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May 13 2009 - Byam Shaw

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Grow kit workshop with Byam Shaw
A video by Hannah Jones was featured May 28, 2009
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Rachel Wingfield left a comment for Hannah Jones
Hi! Thanks for the link - I will blog it later. I find it an interesting debate about the divide between rural and urban. I personally find these huge architectural skyscrapers distasteful as they take plants out of natural cycles and artificially…
May 27, 2009
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Hi Hannah! I am subscribed to this mailing list about Sustainability in Design Education and thought you might be interested too, if not already. http://designactivism.net/ Blog posts on participatory design as activism.. They also listed ten…
May 20, 2009
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May 13 2009 - Byam Shaw

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Grow kit workshop with Byam Shaw
Video posted by Hannah Jones May 17, 2009

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Mapping Haberdasher's Awkward Space

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On the 21st March 2010, members of the Haberdasher Estate in East London were invited to participate in a collective mapping session. The haberdasher residents were joined by a small group of designers who helped to facilitate and document an exploration of the estate's 'awkward spaces'. This workshop was facilitated by Hannah Jones as part of her PhD research into awkward space in the city. Hannah was testing part of her…

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The Ministry of Food Exhibition

Posted on February 12, 2010 at 12:06pm 0 Comments

The Ministry of Food Exhibition will take place at the Imperial War Museum from February 12th 2010 until January 2011. The radio four Today programme have a short slide show that presents the 'Dig for Victory' campaign that took place at the time of the second world war.



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10:10 - shrinking footprints

Posted on September 7, 2009 at 5:34pm 0 Comments

10:10 is an empowering climate change campaign with the aim of getting individuals, companies and institutions to reduce their carbon footprints by 10% during 2010. Visit their website http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/10-10

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At 12:47pm on May 27, 2009, Rachel WingfieldRachel Wingfield said…
Hi!

Thanks for the link - I will blog it later. I find it an interesting debate about the divide between rural and urban. I personally find these huge architectural skyscrapers distasteful as they take plants out of natural cycles and artificially control all aspects of a plants life - yet it is important to develop a portfolio of solutions that incorporate the more traditional alongside the visionary living food machines.. although he does point out in the article that the majority of our food is produced hydroponically in controlled 'horizontal' environments.

Lets meet on Friday - I am working in the studio all day so why don't you pop round whenever suits you.

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At 10:44am on May 20, 2009, Rachel WingfieldRachel Wingfield said…
Hi Hannah!

I am subscribed to this mailing list about Sustainability in Design Education and thought you might be interested too, if not already.

http://designactivism.net/

Blog posts on participatory design as activism..

They also listed ten ways to work in sustainable design:
 
 
 

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