Transform a fantasy design into a design for a real-world product in just ten simple steps!Imagine someone gave you a sackful of money and told you to build a space station. You'd definitely want it to be the best space station in the world. But how do you go about designing THAT? Armed with your own imagination and some smart research, find out how you can transform a fantasy design into an actual dream product. You'll apply real-world design considerations to your ideas, refining your design to make it workable and achievable as it takes shape.A dynamic and engaging resource for STEM teaching.'Work it out' panels involve readers in solving problems and finding solutions to challenges faced by designers. Detailed artwork shows how aspects of a design can be reshaped and refined, and photographs show world-leading examples of each product.Perfect for readers aged 9 and up.
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Transform a fantasy design into a design for a real-world product in just ten simple steps!
1: DESIGNING THE BEST SPACE STATION EVER2: WHAT IS THE SPACE STATION FOR?3: STEP 1: DRAW OUT A DREAM DESIGN4: STEP 2: CHECK THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS5: STEP 3: POWER YOUR SPACE STATION6: Step 4: DESIGN THE FRONT DOOR7: STEP 5: MOVE THE SPACE STATION ABOUT8: STEP 6: DESIGN A SPACE KITCHEN9: Step 7: … AND A SPACE BATHROOM10: STEP 8: MAKE THE ASTRONAUTS A BED11: Step 9: DESIGN A SPACE GYM12: Step 10: SCIENCE IN SPACE13: THE BEST EVER SPACE STATION14: OTHER SPACE STATIONS
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780750291903
Publisert
2018
Utgiver
Vendor
Wayland
Vekt
150 gr
Høyde
256 mm
Bredde
202 mm
Dybde
2 mm
Aldersnivå
JC, 02
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
32

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Armed with a MacBook Air and the miracle of the Internet, Paul lives and writes at a secret location somewhere on the west coast of Europe. You can be pretty sure that keeping his feet warm under the writing table is his one-eyed surf dog, Daisy.

As well as being a writer, Paul is a wanderer. He has lived in various countries - always in the high mountains, or somewhere near a good surfing beach. "Wherever I am, though, and whatever else I'm doing," he says, "I follow Ray Bradbury's advice: 'Write, every single day.'" Paul writes about many subjects, but his books are mostly to do with sports, the world's different peoples, places, and animals, or the weird and wonderful.