https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b Made with good vibes en-us 2021-12-05 02:16:19 UTC 2021-12-05 05:04:31 UTC hello@padlet.com aqlhsofian96 https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929145918 design concept : marine plastic pollution

Design inspiration : marine bird

Target user : children

Target place : playground ke?

Colour : red, yellow, orange, blue, green and pink

Material : recycle waste from marine (fishing net)]]> 2021-12-05 02:21:28 UTC https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929145918 aqlhsofian96 https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929151319 Colors affect the bodily functions, mind and emotions with the energy produced by light. The benefits of colours where the development of the brain, creativity, productivity and learning are concerned. The effects of color on human beings can be varied; causing excitement, lending calm, giving inspiration, raising anxiety or tension or giving peace are some of these effects.. Children can be more sensitive to colors. In this design, we are use the colour of red, blue, yellow, green, pink and orange because it can give impact learning and memory in kids.

]]> 2021-12-05 02:32:55 UTC https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929151319 aqlhsofian96 https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929151653 The material that we will used is plastic waste. Plastics are found in all major municipal solid waste (MSW) categories as the most waste material. This category includes bags, sacks and wraps; other packaging; polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and jars; high-density polyethylene (HDPE) natural bottles; and other containers. Manufacturers also use plastic in durable goods, such as appliances, furniture, casings of lead-acid batteries and other products.]]> 2021-12-05 02:33:40 UTC https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929151653 aqlhsofian96 https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929152096 The inspiration is design comes from the birds that make them out of plastic waste. Plastic pollution stems from a lack of recycling and single-use plastic being discarded carelessly. Clean ups can temporarily help these animals to live a plastic free life. Plastic content in nests is correlated to the levels of plastic pollution in the area. If plastic waste is available and common, birds are likely to use it. Birds normally build their nests from grass, flowers, and small wood chips but bad waste management has resulted in a wide range of animals and ecosystems being affected. If there is no plastic, then obviously it cannot be used as a nest material. The nest will provide refuge for the birds and a safe space for the eggs during the upcoming mating season.   At some sites every nest had plastic in them, while at others none of the nests had plastic. This implies that the birds are responding to the amount of plastic that is available locally. Birds teach that they also save the earth from plastic by making nests out of plastics waste. At least for the birds there’s no fear that their plastic nests won’t be stable enough. That plastic could still be there in 450 years.

]]> 2021-12-05 02:34:41 UTC https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929152096 aqlhsofian96 https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929163633 Why we're choosing playground? It is because play is so essential for child development. Play is critical for kids to develop the emotional, social and creative thinking skills they’ll need when they’re adults. Play allows them to engage with their surrounding environment and with others in their community in a fun context. It enables them to explore ideas and different ways to behave, testing their boundaries and growing in the process. So that playground is one of a solution to development the children. ]]> 2021-12-05 02:59:46 UTC https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929163633 nrlnajat https://padlet.com/nrlnajat/mrona6gtm95dmq8b/wish/1929181067 What is the first picture that comes to mind when you think of a bird's nest? Isn't it just a bunch of wood and leaves wrapped together? Birds that reside in urban settings, unfortunately, frequently use manmade trash to build their nests. This shows how serious plastic pollution has affected our nature environment. Most of us know that plastics make up the majority of manmade trash seen in nature, and they can take hundreds of years to degrade. The birds who build the nests for their young use a variety of plastics such as shopping bags, nylon fishing lines, and strips of sandbags from industrial enterprises. This may cause entanglement or ingestion in birds, and it's becoming a significant concern for many native species. Mauricio Urbino, a zoologist stated that in the last five years or so, there was much research found revealing the true scale of the amount of plastic contamination to our planet, and most of it affected the ocean.



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