In 2008, students from different design disciplines and educational institutions took part in the first onedotzero_cascade, collaborating together in response to the installation and sustainability work of Jason Bruges Studio via a series of workshops with professional practitioners.

onedotzero_cascade is a platform which encourages and facilitates multi-disciplined working with an aim to promote collaboration and convergence amongst young people, students and graduates from different creative disciplines [e.g. architecture, moving image, product design, illustration, graphic design, interaction design and photography….] For the very first onedotzero_cascade, the brief asked the participants to be inspired and to respond to the work of onedotzero and Jason Bruges Studio. Teams of multi-disciplinary students were formed to collaborate and create a concept which rethinks our city and the environment we inhabit, working with the support of a comprehensive list of external practitioners associated with onedotzero including designers from Wieden + Kennedy, Imagination, Allofus, Squint Opera, Digit, Moving Brands and Kin. The result: 8 days, 80 students, 10 disciplines, 11 professional practitioners, 2 film crews and lots of mucky plaster concluding with a day of activity, debate and discussions at the BFI Southbank. onedotzero_cascade 08 was developed with University of the Arts London and Widening Participation and supported by University of Westminster and The Architecture Association.

Useful links and additional information can be found via these links:

camberwell:
http://www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk/49236.htm

practitioner blogs:
Lucy Collier, Art Director - Wieden and Kennedy
http://wklondon.typepad.com/welcome_to_optimism/2008/10/bunker-lover.html

participant blogs:
Greg - http://www.gregextra.blogspot.com/
Simon - http://simonthebold.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/onedotzero/