Leap Media - Design For Change, St.Austell, Cornwall

We're not 100% convinced there's a catch-all definition for what we do... sustainable design?

We know it's design done with the right values though: fewer resources, fewer materials and a better outcome.

Which isn't to say it's any less of a process, it's just a smarter way to work, with a more explicit link between what we use and what we end up with. HIghly creative, thoughtful.

Dott Cornwall Eco Design Challenge comes to an end.

Winner: St Ives School with the Eco Design Challenge Awards judges.

The Eco Design Challenge Awards 2010

Friday 9^th July saw the Leap team deliver a very successful Dott Cornwall Eco Design Challenge Awards hosted at Tremough Campus by Cornish education consultant Will Coleman.

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Posted 09/07/10

A little bit of Mawgan Porth delivered to your door.

Scarlet brochure delivered with a Leap flourish and twist...

The Scarlet, Cornwall's luxury eco hotel and recent overall winner of the Cornwall Business Awards and recipient of the awards for Best New Business and Best Website have just received yet more good news.

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Posted 01/06/10

Designing Demand; design builds returns for businesses

A new initiative developed by the Design Council and funded by the Regional Development Agencies is going to help businesses discover and harness the real fiscal benefits of design.

West Cornwall Adventure brand delivered

David and Katy run West Cornwall Adventure (WCA) on The Lizard and at Portreath; more than a surf school, it offers safe, sea-based exhilaration.

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posted 09/07/10The Eco Design Challenge Awards 2010
posted 01/06/10Scarlet brochure delivered with a Leap flourish and twist...
posted 05/05/10Designing Demand; design builds returns for businesses
posted 05/05/10West Cornwall Adventure brand delivered

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Chris posted 10/05/2010Friends of the Earth photo competition 2010This year's competition invited people to capture images of people 'acting in solidarity and building movements for change'. Seven-hundred entries were received from 46 countries, this slideshow presents the top ten entries from both categories.
Matt posted 22/03/2010Sailing across the Ocean blue on a boat made of plastic bottles...You'll never believe it, but to raise the profile of the 'great Pacific garbage patch' an explorer has just set out on an 11,000 mile ocean voyage on a boat made from plastic bottles!
Matt posted 15/02/2010T-SHIRT WAR!! (stop-motion music video)This has to go down as one of the greatest YouTube videos of 2010!
Chris posted 16/12/2009The Guardian's coverage of CopenhagenGo here for the Guardian's excellent coverage of the Copenhagen conference; from the letter it published on the first day of the conference from over 50 other major global newspapers, to the very latest breaking news... It's been riveting!
Matt posted 02/12/2009Ringing the changes: phone box becomes mini-libraryVillage that was set to lose its traditional red phone box and library service comes up with plan to save both!
Matt posted 23/11/2009Preparation is EverythingTwo guys prepare for three years for the thrill of their lives... to jump over Worthing pier on kite boards!
Matt posted 19/11/2009Isles of Scilly Energy Saving Day (E-Day) 2009This great project started at the beginning of October 2009 and involved all Scillionians in reducing their energy use over a three day period.
Chris posted 13/11/2009Mikal Hallstrup of Designit asks... Can designers save the planet?'...if politicians adopted design thinking - what solution would they find?'
Chris posted 13/11/2009The Brick TestamentSeriously funny website... or crazy man with an ABS fetish? You decide!
Chris posted 13/11/2009Living Climate ChangeA great collection of videos from IDEO trying to intuit how we will adapt to climate change.
Chris posted 13/11/2009The Fun TheoryA site dedicated to fun design solutions to common problems... Includes Matt's favourite; the piano stairs that reward people for climbing and avoiding the escalator...
Kieran posted 03/11/2009Piano stairsThe easiest way to change people's behaviour for the better is by making it fun to do.

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