Genesis
Genesis, the modular, cost-effective and aesthetic hand cart for a post Covid-19 street vendor scenario. Genesis offers each vendor modular personalization, a cost effective design and a blank canvas for the vendor's product, brand and personality to take the spotlight.
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PUBLISHED ON 17th May 2021
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Very aesthetically pleasing, but not in any way innovative.
Its a simple clean take on a street cart. But will be good to make it more cost effective and innovate on materials to use to build it. Also make modules to adapt for different uses in the same frame structure will add more use to the design.
A simple, elegant design. The acrylic screen between the customers and the vendor is a good idea. Not really sure about drawers in a cart. They are cumbersome and cost more than shutters. The pastries one hopes to sell needs some sort of cooling. How is this managed? The rear wheels are too small. These casters will be tough to manoeuvre and won't survive. The vertical expansion idea (the configuration drawings are too small to see clearly) is tough to imagine. One needs a work surface and visibility.
This is such a great design! I love the versatility!
Great work!
Very cool and functional design. I like it.
Awesome design!
Sleek, economical, beautiful. Well done!
Outstanding!!!
Very well thought out design! Modern, Modular, and flexible.