Lauren's Drawings
This is an idea we had for the animal rescue bus that would contain a large quantity of kennels to keep the rescued animals safe.
This image is of a secluded room that would function as a small Veterinary to tend to injured or sick animals.
We figured also that the animals would probably be really hungry and thirsty so the shelter bus would also need to contain lots of storage for the abundance of food that would be needed.Missy's Drawings
Tiffany's Drawings
This is an idea I had for the back of the bus, it could house supplies and medicine. It also has two big windows that would allow for lots of light as well as a pen for the puppies to play in.
This was another idea for the Bark Bus. It shows an area to either groom the dogs, or examine them if they are in need of medical attention.
This was an idea for a layout of the Bark Bus that I had. A lot of areas were not completely committed to at this time.THE BARK BUS MODEL
Food Supply: Shelter Bus
Lauren's Drawings
This image represents the necessity of storage for a large amount of food and supplies such as plates, cups, utensils, pots, and pans.
I figured in order to keep this system of releasing food to the people organized a desk might be needed where orders could be placed and records of how much food each family gets.
Since we had the idea of a double decker bus we thought that having a quiet, relaxing place to eat with family members would be just as beneficial as receiving food.
Missy's Drawings
Tiffany's Drawings
This was an idea that I had for the upstairs of the shelter bus. It would not only include optional seating, but also an area to reheat or even prepare the meal.
This was a sketch demonstrating an idea of how the placement of storage areas and preparation areas would interact with eachother.
This is another layout of the bottom floor of the "Food Factory." It shows where everything could possibly fit .Melia's Drawings
THE FOOD FACTORY MODEL
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