日期：2021年12月7日，星期四。为了减少校园里一次性杯子的数量，雷克瑟姆大学毕业生兼艺术家为一个可重复使用的杯子设计了艺术品，并将其分发给学生。 奥利维娅·霍纳（olivia horner）今年夏天毕业于插画专业，她被选中为外壳制作的杯子设计，并决定从位于雷克瑟姆校区的公共花园中汲取灵感。 她的设计以花园里五颜六色的花朵、大黄蜂和刺猬为特色，背景是中性的。 开发新杯子的目的是阻止学生和教职员工使用一次性杯子，并改用可重复使用的替代品。 近年来，该大学， 与餐饮服务提供商aramark合作，对校园内所有用一次性杯子供应的热饮征收20便士的附加费，如果学生、工作人员和访客自带杯子，则免收附加费。 对一次性杯子实行20便士罚款的想法是鼓励每个人采取更可持续的废物管理方法，减少废物，减少大学在废物管理上的支出，以便将资金投资于其他资源。 哈士奇，生产 可重复使用的杯子 使用水稻收获的天然副产品——稻壳而不是塑料。 不含三聚氰胺和双酚a，如果处理得当，这种外壳可以持续数年，在使用寿命结束时会简单地生物降解。 奥利维亚，现在是的住宅设计师 该机构的雷克瑟姆 艺术学院和她自己的插图和表面图案设计公司livlet ink的创始人表示，她为参与一个鼓励可持续发展的项目感到骄傲。 她说：“我很高兴自己的设计被选为可重复使用的杯子，尤其是因为这些杯子有助于大学减少浪费，并旨在鼓励每个人为环境尽自己的一份力量。”。 “我想，让这些杯子更加特别和独特的是，我从校园里获得了灵感，开发了艺术品设计——在春季和夏季，现场的公共花园绝对令人惊叹，到处都是美丽的花朵和野生动物。 我还决定将刺猬融入设计中，因为雷克瑟姆是一个对刺猬友好的校园。 “这些杯子由雷克瑟姆学生会慷慨资助，已分发给居住在雷克瑟姆村宿舍的学生，以及参加该大学基于自然的社会处方项目的学生。 回来，奥因达莫拉·蒂古拉，阿拉马克有限公司的餐饮助理。 前排（左起），雷克瑟姆学生会会员项目协调员carriebennett；和olivia horner。 雷克瑟姆学生会会员项目协调员carriebennett是为这些杯子筹集资金的幕后推手，她说：“我代表学生会发言，我感到非常自豪的是，我们能够帮助为这些杯子提供部分资金，这将大大减少大学产生的浪费。 “我知道收到这些杯子的学生们都非常喜欢它们，奥利维亚在杯子的设计上做得非常出色。 我们把它们分发给住在雷克瑟姆村的学生，作为校园里举行的一项特殊的自然活动的一部分。 我们希望当天气稍微暖和一点的时候，学生们能在我们可爱的校园户外区域享受他们的杯子里的饮料。 我们希望当天气稍微暖和一点的时候，学生们能在我们可爱的校园户外区域享受他们的杯子里的饮料。 这些杯子将鼓励学生把它们带进校园，而不是使用一次性杯子。 “这些杯子的推出只是我们为推动积极变革和可持续发展而推出的众多计划之一，这是我们在雷克瑟姆所做一切的核心。 “你可以通过奥利维亚的网站、网店和社交媒体渠道了解她的最新作品，这些渠道可以在这里找到：网站和网店instagramfacebook。date: thursday, december 7, 2023a wrexham university graduate and artist has designed the artwork for a reusable cup, which is being distributed to students, in a bid to reduce the number of single-use cups on campus.olivia horner, who graduated this summer after studying illustration, was selected to create a design for the huskup produced cups, and decided to take inspiration from the communal garden, located on the wrexham campus.her design features colourful flowers from the garden, as well as bumble bees and hedgehogs, against a neutral backdrop. the aim of developing the new cups is to stop students and staff using disposable cups and switch to reusable alternatives.in recent years, the university, in partnership with its catering provider aramark, introduced a 20p surcharge to all hot beverages served in disposable cups across its campuses – waived if students, staff and visitors bring their own cup. the idea behind introducing the 20p penalty for disposable cups is to encourage everyone to adopt a more sustainable approach to waste management, reduce waste and cut the amount of money the university has to spend on waste management, so that funds can be invested into other resources.huskup, the company producing the reusable cups use a natural by-product of the rice harvest – the rice husk instead of plastic. melamine and bisphenol a free, the huskup can last for years if treated well and will simply biodegrade at the end of its life. olivia, who is now designer in residence at the institution’s wrexham school of art and founder of her own illustration and surface pattern design business livlet ink, said she feels proud to have been involved in a project, which encourages sustainability.“i was delighted to have had my design chosen for the reusable cups – especially because the cups help the university cut waste and aim to encourage everyone to do their bit for the environment,” she said.“i think what makes the cups even more special and unique is that i took inspiration from campus to develop the artwork design – during the spring and summer months, the communal garden onsite is absolutely stunning, brimming with beautiful flowers and wildlife. i also decided to incorporate hedgehogs into the design because wrexham is a hedgehog friendly campus.”the cups, which have been generously funded by wrexham students’ union, have been distributed to students living in the wrexham village halls of residence, as well as to students who are taking part in the university’s nature based social prescribing’ project.back, oyindamola itiola, catering assistant at aramark ltd. front, from left, carrie bennett, wrexham students’ union membership project coordinator; and olivia horner.carrie bennett, wrexham students’ union membership project coordinator, who was the driving force behind securing funding for the cups, said: “speaking on behalf of the students’ union, i feel enormously proud that we have been able to help part-fund the cups, which will make a big difference in the amount of waste that the university produces.“i know that the students, who have received the cups absolutely love them – olivia’s done an amazing job on the design of them. we distributed them to students living in wrexham village as part of a special nature event held on campus. we hope that when it’s a bit warmer, students will enjoy a drink in their cups in our lovely outdoor areas on campus.”jenny thomas, health, safety and environmental manager at wrexham university, added: “a huge well done to both olivia and the students’ union for driving this excellent initiative forward and making it happen. the cups will encourage students to bring them on campus, rather than use single-use cups.“the introduction of these cups is just one of many schemes we have rolled out to drive positive change and sustainability, which is at the heart of everything that we do, here in wrexham.”you can keep up-to-date on olivia’s works via her website, online shop and social media channels, which can be found here: website and online shopinstagram facebook .亲，点击此处在线申请留学咨询服务和报名评估！我们将竭诚提供最佳评估服务！
