Seedgen Information

Given that most of what Seedgen does for its clients is highly discreet, the company made a very useful contribution to the 2010 London Festival of Architecture. The Autumn 2010 edition of Access by Design has a piece on the activities that led up to the exhibition, 1 City Many People having its run at London's City Hall extended until the end of July. Click here to view a .pdf of Access by Design's article. Steve Lowe, Seedgen Ltd (4th from left) with some of the contributors to the 1 City Many People exhibition at City Hall, London, along with Mr. Richard Barnes, Deputy Mayor of London (3rd from right). Other people from left to right are: Tony Pincham of Images for Industry; Antonia Faust of the Royal Institute of British Architects; Ian Kiloh of Sellar Developments; Michael Davis of the London Promenade Company; Madeleine Gray of the Centre for Accessible Environments and Emile Melki of Four Graphics. Following the 1 City Many People exhibition Seedgen, under its future trading name, thinkofthefuture.com, presented City Hall with a very large panoramic picture of the City's skyline, which now hangs in its executive office. A supporting website has also been launched at www.betteraccess.org. Both initiatives were delivered with a view to developing www.thinkofthefuture.com and reflect the company's increasing emphasis on sustainability: sustainable strategy and research support sustainable strategic partnering opportunities support & sustainable business development and fundraising support The new website at www.thinkofthefuture.com will be launched shortly.