Eco-Cart
Eco- Cart is based on the idea of sustainable cities and the peddlers as the future drivers of change. This cart concept provides the street sellers with the necessary tools to face the changes that the COVID-19 pandemic has challenged us, as well as the conditions demanded by urban life.
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Seems like a very complicated design which offers it users a lot of maintennance issues while minimum functionality. The merchandise space is obviously too small and not adjustable.
The cart has a clear structural arrangement – the cantilevered arms naturally extend from the 'A' frames. The challenge is that the space left over between these parallel frames is cramped and one can only stack boxes of produce vertically, limiting the amount of display space possible. Access to this is also compromised because of the side frames. Not sure how the moss roof is really helping and maintaining this is going to be a bit of a challenge. The renderings are very well done.
The concept is innovative for improving air quality. But otherwise, the display of what the vendors are selling is not adequate and the quantity to carry on the cart also seems too little. There is no data to support that Moss to replace the same amount of oxygen from a tree. Will be good if the design of the cart is improved for better visibility of product .