Stephen Feber, specialist in sustainable social enterprise, Curator of the Future at London Transport Museum and owner of Stephen Feber Ltd. Stephen develops social enterprises from an idea to the finished project. He also designs and develops museums and exhibitions. Current projects include a low carbon mixed use social enterprise development, Heartlands, in Cornwall. The 15 acre development includes a park, new village centre, energy generation systems, children's centre, visitor centre, artists' studios, live work units, new market squares and housing. Current cultural projects also include acting as Curator of the Future for the London Transport Museum for the Sense & the City exhibition, Connected Communities with the RSA, work with the BBC and RCA on the Connected Home project and a number of other design initiatives, including a recent collaboration with BDP, Manchester to re-imagine (light and animate) Oxford Road.Past projects have included the first children's museum in the UK, Eureka! and the Stirling Prize winning Magna Science Adventure Centre in South Yorkshire, where he was the founding Director.

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