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Homeless Shelters (Materials (base (lightweight, strong, able to hold…

- - - - nylon
      - can be foldable
      - made really small
      - may be more fragile
    - - would be stronger
      - more durable
      - insulations would be possible
      - wouldn't be able to fold as good
      - lightweight
- - - - there are many different seasons in sweden
        
        a shelter would stop the homeless from being as affected by weather
      - it gets cold and wet
        
        the homeless are usually left out on the street
        
        shelter would make sure that the homeless stays warm
    - - there has been a raised crime rate in sweden
        
        it isn't safe for the homeless to stay out on the street
- - - - laying down straight
      - he/she will be sleeping in it
    - - the homeless will have small bags with their limited belongings
- - - - to prevent crime
      - not on the outside
        
        if they are on the outside, someone could lock them in
- - - - this means that there won't be as much pollution let out in the manufacturing stage
  - - - all year around
      - all seasons
- - - - the homeless won't have to lay on the ground
      - having no base would mean cold ground
    - - a square base
        
        wide enough and long enough to fit a person laying down
        
        simple
        
        makes room for blankets and bags
      - the roof
        
        being able to be put away?
        
        high enough for the person being able to move around
        
        no need to be able to sit up
      - the lock
        
        from the inside
        
        means no one can lock the homeless in
        
        easy to work
        
        small
        
        something that won't rust or struggle to be open
    - - to stay warm