Moderate Realism’s pedal powered meeting room concept gets the plywood treatment.
Commissioned by Step Up Manchester for a government led scheme called the Place Based Giving Project. Jermyn from Moderate Realism was asked to produce a vehicle to start a conversation and promote new enterprise through the neighbourhoods of East Manchester.
Jermyn teamed up with fellow Islington Mill resident Stephen Taylor of Lamm Furniture to create a trailer light enough to be easily pulled by human power and stable enough to sit up to 3 people while stationary. The trailer is constructed using panels laminated from 3mm plywood and sheets of foam insulation.
It has been named the M-Wagon (Manchester Wagon).
COVID 19 has put the debut on hold for now, but Jermyn and the M-Wagon look forward to hitting the streets in the not too distant future…
Concept + Project Management
Jermyn
Moderate Realism
@moderaterealism
Design + Build
Stephen Taylor
Lamm Furniture
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Commission
Step Up Manchester
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Photography
Jody Hartley Photography
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