Here is the functioning model of our produce box in the works. We have got the structure together but have
not put the finishing touches on it quite yet. Our final design of the container will be slightly different; it will
be more stylized like the plastic milk crate container. We plan to put the side panel graphics on the side of
the box and also we plan to prime the MDF and then paint it in a more plastic looking brown.
These are some shots of us working on the final model.
Cart without canopy or extra attachments on it. All attachments can be stored in the carts green base when not in use.
This container holds small hooks when not in use as well as small tools or your cold drink on a hot day outside.
Canopy on cart. tube frame for canopy consists of 12 poles that connect to form the canopy structure.
Working at Mill creek so far has had its ups and downs. Almost every time we go to Mill creek we have had excavation, rainy weather, and sometimes bee issues. The slow process of digging has become a large leg of our project. Other than some not so great issues there are equally as many good experiences working with Mill creek. Our client relation with jade and Johanna, the owners of the farm, have been great. We came to them in the beginning knowing what we wanted but knew that there would have to be customization not only geographically but preferably what they want. So far we are doing great over at Mill creek and I think I can speak for my group when I say we are excited about the outcome of our project.
These photos were taken during our research and exploration.
They are photos of theFair Food Stand in Reading Terminal Market.
