By 
entreversity writes: In the new Theory of Biosphere Entrepreneurship, McDonough and Braungart (see figure below) envision a world without waste, a world without poisons and a world in which all materials are continuously recycled. Cradle-to-cradle suggests that entrepreneurs must protect and enrich ecosystems, making them not just efficient but essentially waste free. Award-winning architect Safia Qureshi decided to invent a better alternative to the disposable paper cup sold by coffee shops around the world: the re-usable coffee cup using the cradle-to-cradle model.
An estimated 600 billion coffee cups are thrown out every year. That’s 600 billion plastic lids and 600 billion pieces of paper coated in plastic insulation, none of which can be recycled. Award-winning architect Safia Qureshi decided to invent a better alternative to the disposable paper cup sold by coffee shops around the world: the re-usable coffee cup. She co-founded London-based firm Studio [D] Tale, which uses design to create high-impact change in cities. And four years ago, they turned their attention to inventing a circular system for cups that would be easily adopted by both coffee shops and coffee drinkers.
Segran, E. (2019, September 13). This coffee cup can be reused 132 times. Here’s how to try one. Retrieved September 15, 2019, from Fast Company website: https://www.fastcompany.com/90399753/this-coffee-cup-can-be-reused-132-times-heres-how-to-try-one See her video at https://www.designindaba.com/videos/creative-work/safia-qureshi-project-help-eliminate-paper-cup-waste-london
View source article at This coffee cup can be reused 132 times. Here’s how to try one
entreVersity
Content Master at entreVersity
entreVersity's content has been vetted by professional editors and authors for more than twenty years. If you have a correction, please contact [email protected]
Latest posts by entreVersity
- Use cases: Design Thinking productive in higher education administration - October 14, 2019
- How to make design-led companies - October 14, 2019
- Use Cases: Airline Food Waste - October 14, 2019
Please follow and like us:
