What is a bug to do when he wants to cross a gaping crack in the pavement? Helen Nodding created tiny bridges for bugs to help out these little crawlers. Her intricate bridges are made of natural materials and are only temporary constructions, lasting no more then a few days.
She also builds some insect shelters that are truly extraordinary. I've never been jealous of an ant - until now.
Implications - In today's consumer world, the speedy introduction of a wide range of products and items onto the market has led to individuals developing very short attention spans. Businesses that are able to create naturally disposable products whose use is intended for short periods of time will satisfy the consumer cravings of today.
Insect Architecture
Helen Nodding Helps Out Bugs With Mini Bridges
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Insect Bridges - Creating eco-friendly temporary bridges for small insects can be a new trend that can solve a problem in an eco-friendly manner.
2. Insect Shelters - Building intricate shelters for small insects using natural materials can be a new trend in eco-friendly architecture.
3. Disposable Natural Products - Creating naturally disposable products whose use is intended for short periods of time can be a new trend that satisfies consumer cravings today.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Construction - Implementing eco-friendly materials and designs in architecture and construction can lead to creating natural shelters, bridges, and other structures for small insects.
2. Environmental Sustainability - Developing eco-friendly solutions and products for small insects can be a subcategory of environmental sustainability.
3. Consumer Goods - Designing and producing naturally disposable products for short-term use can be a new trend in the consumer goods industry.