I like how you have done your research and came up with this idea, I think it's true and we need some sort of clean bathroom where we can shower before going to work, Maybe for improvement, you can incorporating some sort of timer so that people can use the bathroom responsibly, since sometimes people can take shower for so long and it makes you late for work, but other than that, great work!
The research is there, and the idea is good, i just feel that the Renders and the Technical drawing really make this project suffer. The idea is great, but those little issue can be what turns a person away from the project completely. I am also curios to know how you came up with design, the development that you went through to come to this conclusion of design.
Your "Shower Express" displays nice aesthetics without compromising its functionality and privacy. I would love to see you to put more details that might contribute to greater execution of your product. There's a balance of hardness and softness evident in your form which I think is good to have considering that it becomes a part of urban streets. In terms of your posters, you've displayed everything we need to know but a little bit of tweaking to make them come together and alive. Overall nice design.
Great way to encourage workers to stay fit while keeping hygienically clean. Nothing worst that having a stench that co workers starts noticing you. Maybe for an extra incentive, the funds from using the bathroom can go towards a charity so there is a good cause while staying fit and clean
This is a great idea, it is even an issue riding into uni and having to sit in a lecture hall all sweaty on a hot day.
There are a few more points to consider within the system that could be shown in the system map. Who actually owns and pays for the cleaning and maintenance is it the area council or the government? Could the water from the system be recycled into council gardens?
Another problem with the design of bathrooms is that they become very very dirty very easily. How is the amount of water each person uses monitored? Maybe if the person has is charged a small fee or has a membership and card that they use to access the facility.
Neat idea though, would be very beneficial in many environements.
I like how you have done your research and came up with this idea, I think it's true and we need some sort of clean bathroom where we can shower before going to work, Maybe for improvement, you can incorporating some sort of timer so that people can use the bathroom responsibly, since sometimes people can take shower for so long and it makes you late for work, but other than that, great work!
ReplyDeleteThe research is there, and the idea is good, i just feel that the Renders and the Technical drawing really make this project suffer. The idea is great, but those little issue can be what turns a person away from the project completely. I am also curios to know how you came up with design, the development that you went through to come to this conclusion of design.
ReplyDeleteThat being said and a good idea!
Your "Shower Express" displays nice aesthetics without compromising its functionality and privacy. I would love to see you to put more details that might contribute to greater execution of your product. There's a balance of hardness and softness evident in your form which I think is good to have considering that it becomes a part of urban streets. In terms of your posters, you've displayed everything we need to know but a little bit of tweaking to make them come together and alive. Overall nice design.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to encourage workers to stay fit while keeping hygienically clean. Nothing worst that having a stench that co workers starts noticing you. Maybe for an extra incentive, the funds from using the bathroom can go towards a charity so there is a good cause while staying fit and clean
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea, it is even an issue riding into uni and having to sit in a lecture hall all sweaty on a hot day.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few more points to consider within the system that could be shown in the system map. Who actually owns and pays for the cleaning and maintenance is it the area council or the government? Could the water from the system be recycled into council gardens?
Another problem with the design of bathrooms is that they become very very dirty very easily. How is the amount of water each person uses monitored? Maybe if the person has is charged a small fee or has a membership and card that they use to access the facility.
Neat idea though, would be very beneficial in many environements.