YEAR 1: 'Perceptions of Sustainable Design' (2006) An information gathering exhibit, survey with 2154 respondents, seminar event and product life workshop formed of 22 designers, behavioural scientists, material specialists all responding to the data gathered at the event. Contributors included John Wood, Edwin Datschefski, Alastair Fuad-Luke and Ezio Manzini.

YEAR 2: '101 Approaches to Sustainable Design' (2007) Interactive exhibits, prototype product showcases, live debates and open access workshops, with the intention of 'harvesting' 101 approaches to sustainable design from members of the creative industry. Contributors included representatives from ICI, Dalsouple, Philips, Frog and Sprout Design, William Warren, Kate Fletcher, Keep and Share, Annie Sherbourne, Trannon Furniture, Tejo Remy, Bill Dunster, Fielden Clegg Architects and Jason Bruges.

This project used a cyclical research gathering, dissemination and creative response methodology to question current approaches to sustainable design, which are often unhelpfully fragmented and disparate. The project used an annual event to gather research at the heart of the design industry – it then responds to this information to develop new strategies, which are then fed back one year later, for further critical assessment by the industry.

YEAR 3: 'Models of Sustainable Design' (2008) A 95m2 exhibit investigated issues of ‘scale’ and ‘utopia’ that surround sustainability. Subverting the utopian vernacular of model railways, this immaculately detailed miniature world presented as a ‘00 scale’, sets-up the lead sustainability scenarios (energy, deforestation, transport, pollution, GM, food v fuel, waste etc.), as a means to both educate, and provoke debate. Subverting the ‘utopian’ appearance of model railways, to reveal the more sinister underlying reality, on closer inspection.