We start with immersive research
to identify key issues, allowing us
to ask the right questions.

Collaborating with Dr Ben Barratt from King’s College London air quality and environmental research team, air quality monitoring stations and their scientific sensors helped unravel complexities of London’s air pollution accurately and to a calibrated standard. Using the King’s Londonair.org.uk mapping
facility the historical data maps allowed the team to see the bigger picture, to a resolution of 20 meters for London. (NO2) diffusion tubes were also placed over a 4 week period to give ambient readings for the project.

Supplementing King’s sensors were new innovative wearable and portable technology. New to the market, the sensors were first
benchmarked then used as personal sensors in the vicinity of the children, for a child’s eye view of exposure.

Designed with teachers to co-create age specific activities, working with key stage 1 children. Highlighting local hots spot, using
creative mapping techniques for children to create new ways of coming into school.

We produced a graphical campaign of posters and leaflets, while promoting the project on social media.