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Shelter cart design that can be said to be a nice solution for homeless is designed by Gregor Timlin and Barry Shehan. The shelter cart as it has been named is a mobile living unit which can be used as junk collection cart during the day and during night it can act as a place of shelter. It is light weight and the wheels help in moving the same around while it is used as cart, however the height of the roof can be adjusted accordingly. This social awareness campaign is a nice way of bringing to notice the plight of homeless. Way to go guys ! The homeless will be very eager to have this shelter cart.

shelter cart for junk collectors

shelter cart for junk collectors

shelter cart for junk collectors

shelter cart for junk collectors

Designer : Barry Sheehan and Gregor Timlin via DesignBoom




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  1. 5 Responses to “Shelter Cart Design for Junk Collectors”

  2. By None-of-Your-Business on Aug 14, 2008 | Reply

    It’d be cool if homeless people could ever afford this. They never will though, and instead get high off of drugs

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  3. By wayne on Aug 20, 2008 | Reply

    My wife came up with a better idea than this years ago….. all in one is like one size fits all… w

  4. By TheFuture on Aug 20, 2008 | Reply

    @wayne, want to share it with us here ?

  5. By Kyle on Nov 20, 2008 | Reply

    My wife told me how we can end world hunger… it will work everywhere… w

    haha

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