What the product would be in or in a bag that could be easily opened to sample the product. In this image, there are 4 different sizes. From is located mostly these barrels would hold sugar or tobacco. They would weigh with a scale like this in the image. On one side the product would be placed and on the other side scale shown on the back of the closed board. This was necessary so that the company would be able to price it correctly. This is one of the ways they would move the product off the boats. They would have to go fast to get all the product off that boat the more it sit there the more they would be asked to pay. While the Product would be very heavy these early-made wagons, would help them move faster. While walking through this museum I felt that it was very well designed, and was a great start to our extreme exhibitions of study. 

Harry Beck's design of the map of the underground was so innovative with the slice lines and easy-to-read typeface. While looking at Fred Stingemore's design of the map of the underground is messi and I can see and mostly have a feeling that Fred Stingemore was trying to follow the true layout of the underground. While this is a smart idea it just was not the clean one. Harry Beck's map of the underground is very different from the older design of the map of the underground due to it getting rid of the landscape but keeping the river to help you see and feel what might be. Harry Beck's map has limited ways that the line could lay. A cool thing that I remembered that color plays in wayfinding is while on the train the hand bars would be the same color as the train color on the map. While the color helps assist in wayfinding by giving easy color to help find the over link of trains. The shape of the circle shows the connecting railways. But the big thing that helps people know the wayfinding is the Key to lines.

The following goods will be talked about. For the Baked Goods they are wraps wend dye in a paper wack like thing. All baked goods were there on display to bye so not made-to-order. No labels on the food but it there are labels on area of that tip of food it is. The Prices was very well prices not so crazy as I was expected. For Products like Fruit or Veggies are sitting out on display you can bye how much you need. This help people get just what they need not as much that it could go bad and be thown out. The labels are on display like the Baked Goods but some where on the cartons. I did experience this group of buying. I got to get strawberries they were very good. The prices of this fruit was 5 pounds which was a little pricey. Wend going to Borough market I was more focus on eating the food I buy. So I did not really look at othere price. I did not ask for a bag but if I guess there was no bags I did just use my tout bag. By liking at the age of how was around me I would gesture 30-35. This Market was more of a tourists thing but there was a good amount of local there too. There is very many different ethnic and gender there as well. 

Munich Olympic Park was made for the use of the 1972 Summer Olympic. The cool thing is that the designer's goal was to make an area that can be a place that people could use after the 1972 Summer Olympics. This was a success and the Olympic buildings are in use by the public and this area is called the olympic park. The designer’s want to create a unified system for every sport, instead of just the main ones. This was shown as a shape, line, and circle. While looking at the architecture we make the assumption that it looks like a circus tent. While talking about it I learned that the designer wants to imitate how a dragonfly wing looks and works. This helps bring the outside into the inside. A history fact that I learned is that the ground has scrap of the ruins of the WW2 buildings of Munich. The other thing that I learned about the landscape is that it was hand designed to feel like something you want to play on. We then went to the area where the Olympic athlete housing is now used for student housing. This house was made to be like a carbon copy of each which made it cheaper for those students living there now. 

BMW, which stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke, was founded on March 7, 1916, as an aircraft engine manufacturer called Bayerische Flugzeugwerke. The company was renamed to Bayerische Motoren Werke. BMW entered the automobile business in 1928 and began producing motorcycles in the 1920s. The company's R32 motorcycle set a world speed record that was not broken until 1937. Today, BMW is a leading manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles and is trying to help the sustainability white trying to bildeed the car of the future. The BMW has made sustainability a central part of its corporate strategy, with a focus on conserving resources and reducing environmental impact. The company aims to increase the use of recycled and reused materials in its vehicles, with a target of up to 50% recycled and reused materials in its cars. BMW is also committed to reducing its CO2 emshon, lowering resource consumption, and avoiding waste. The company's sustainability efforts include research and development of alternative raw materials and production processes. BMW is also investing in innovative technologies, such as hydrogen fuel cells and electric vehicles, to reduce its environmental impact.

it was fun. It was long. and I would not recommend biking with 24+ people in a city. The traffic was a little Bissell do to there bing 24 other people around me. I was fine I just block everything out I was just trying to stay with the group the one things that I can recall this that the light stop were hard to start and it was scary to be on the road are cars drive by. But like I stadie would not go with a group of 24 people.