Dott Projects
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Eco Design Challenge
Education lies at the heart of Dott 07. After all, when it comes to sustainability and design, all of us - young and old - need to learn new skills. Dott’s objective is to equip the next generation with the insight and skills required to achieve one planet living.

Eco Design Challenge asked Year 8 students across North East England two questions: ‘How big is your school’s ecological footprint?’ and ‘What design steps would make it smaller?’ We monitored their progress over the year, and you can read about how they fared in the Schools section.
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Students of Scremerston First School
Move Me
The Move Me project centred on Scremerston First School in Northumberland. Three miles from Berwick, this small school is a daily hub for 42 children and 34 families. It also has 11 members of staff, including full- and part-time teachers, cleaning, catering and janitorial staff, and is led by an enthusiastic head teacher, Helen Harrison, who was keen for the school to be fully involved in the project.

The school’s many and varied transport needs made it an excellent test case for Dott 07. The project looked at the school community’s mobility needs and explored how they could be better served by combining existing services in smarter ways.
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A year of projects and events that explored what life in a sustainable region could be like - and how design could help us get there.
Alistair Fuad Luke
Get up close and personal with established and emerging design talent by listening again to the DE07 Talk Series.
DE07 - living room
Design Event will deliver 28 events over 2008/09 throughout the North East of England. Visit the official website for details.
Town Crier
If you missed the town crier listen again to an audio clip and download the scripts.
Young girl who took part in the Welcomes project.
Media 19 worked closely with community groups in Middlesbrough and Tees Valley on the theme of ‘welcoming’.
Our Cyborg Future? on at the Discovery Museum
Our Cyborg Future? was an exhibition that looked at the shrinking divide between us and the technology we use.