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Jan 2012 - present
Jan 2012 - present
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Sustainable designers make products that consider the effects their creation have on culture and society. Can design affect change?
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S1 Ep1
3.5
1st Jan 2012
The work of these street artists arises out of their love for the urban jungle. Their selected materials are intended to naturally grow, die, melt, or blow away in the wind. Their clever creations add dignity to derelict sites and beautify the city landscape, especially in areas of decay.
S1 Ep2
1st Jan 2012
Sarah Hall designs architectural glass for buildings around the world. Now she installs one of her most ambitious designs to date, a series of giant solar energy collecting windows in a cathedral. It will be the first Cathedral in the world to incorporate solar energy into its design.
S1 Ep3
1st Jan 2012
Patty Johnson has worked in South America, The Philippines, and South Africa, collaborating with indigenous groups in the creation of high-end design products that are sustainable in communities with low employment. For her current project, Patty travels to the devastated country of Haiti.
S1 Ep4
1st Jan 2012
Trevor McIvor and his partners design buildings that take advantage of the innate heating and cooling characteristics of nature. From an off the grid âcottageâ that requires no artificial cooling, to a green-roofed sound studio rising out of the earth, nature dictates the design flow.
S1 Ep5
1st Jan 2012
Nicholas Kennedy works with the ghosts of printingâs past, by using salvaged equipment. His style of âanti-designâ or âfound designâ insists that you donât have to reinvent the wheel every time you create. He suddenly makes the dying art of bookmaking seem very much alive.
S1 Ep6
1st Jan 2012
Industrial designer Helen Kerr works on everything from soap pumps to geo-mapping the island of Manhattan. Her team uses materials that can be broken down at the end of an objectâs life, so each piece can be put back into the recycling stream.