Results for articles with tag 'clubs' (1 total)
The idea, not too different from health clubs, where users generate power for the building, is to get the dancing clubbers, with the aid of a special dance floor to generate the energy (up to 60% of the club's total needs)
It sounds interesting, but isn't it yet another example of putting "green" before the product experience?
Clubbers go to places where there's a good scene, good sound and great DJs.
Presenting yourself as an eco-club isn't really going to work.
Despite the desires of young adults to do good things for the world, they don't want to spend a lousy night at an eco-club.
Environmental credentials need to be built on top of great product performance, but cannot be used as a substitute.
Posted by Ed Cotton
Articles for tag clubs (1 total).
