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In the Fall of 2013, first-year Mount Royal University engineering design students completed a 5- week long team-based project with the objective of producing a cardboard bed for emergency/refugee situations. The project was a success and this paper details how it was run, what lessons were learned, and the nature of the outcomes. For those considering a similar type of project in the future, resources and client groups are described. Ultimately, the student groups were able to design a variety of cardboard beds that supported at least one adult, comfortably. Variations included beds for African cholera outbreaks, Syrian and African refugee camps, and Canadian emergency shelters.

An Introductory Design Project Case Study: Cardboard Beds for Emergency/Refugee Situations