Step 8 Analyses of Other Groups
Group 1
- Attention-Getters
- The design of the arts center is very unique and eye-catching.
- The partnership with TEDx is a great idea to draw in popular guest speakers and make the arts center multi-faceted.
- A dedicated arts center in addition to the BPAC is a fine, valuable idea.
- Questions
- Where will a hexagonal and horizontal building be built near Baruch?
- Is it designed to be an underground addendum to the BPAC?
- How will the interior be designed in order to maximize usage of the hexagonal space?
Group 3
- Attention-Getters
- The name “smart alarm.”
- The fun cartoon-like prototype sketch.
- The collaboration with 3D printing companies like Shapeways for an “event.”
- Questions
- Not really sure if your idea is the smart alarm or a 3D printing event? (Same Business Model Canvas as Group 4)
- How does a smart alarm build community if it’s for personal use and disrupts others in the library?
- Wouldn’t smartphone connectivity for the smart alarm make for better user functionality?
Group 4
- Attention-Getters
- Well thought out two-part solution utilizing a dedicated 3D printing center.
- Fun color-coded rendering of the space.
- Collaboration with 3D printing companies to host a club contest is a great idea.
- Questions
- The rendering of the 3D printing station looks like it would be cramped, how big will the room be?
- Will it be an addendum to the existing Maker Space or located somewhere else entirely?
- What will the volunteer opportunities entail to earn more printing time?
Group 5
- Attention-Getters
- The fun colors of the cone that show school pride.
- The value the parking cone will bring to commuters.
- A simple solution for a big problem.
- Questions
- How exactly does this build community at Baruch?
- How will 3D printing be incorporated?
- Will the cones be sold or rented out in order to stop counterfeiters?
Group 6
*Step 8 was not posted to their blog page. Assuming this was the group that was split up.