Alice Endrychová | http://alic.ic.cz
“The idea was to construct an universal, easily producible and functional package for KOH-I-NOOR products. This packaging can be increased according to the needs and requirements of the other products. Package is made of one piece of bended paper. Completion does not require any glue.”
Design Student based in Zlin, Czech Republic. Focused on package design, graphic design and product design.
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Best. Business Card. Ever. (via Gizmodo)
Of Course a Cheese Store Has a Tiny Grater Business Card
Since printing its address and contact details on a slice of muenster cheese would probably do more harm than good for Bon Vivant, the Brazilian-based cheese shop hired ad agency JWT to come up with something better. And in every way possible, this miniature cheese grater business card is a much better idea.
So as not to also turn your wallet into a pile of shredded leather, the grater comes in a protective sleeve, which probably also helps to minimize the inevitable cheese smell from permeating your pocket. And that’s also why the garlic growers of the world should just forget about trying a similar gimmick to promote their product.
You can even see some video of the grater in action.
WHY DIDN’T WE THINK OF THIS GRATE IDEA?!
Now these people I want to do business with. Brazilians using their brain cells the right way.
Maite Apezteguia - Jaureguía tower renovation, Navarra 2001. Photos (C) Jose Manuel Cutillas.
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Herzog de Meuron - Dominus Winery, Yountville CA 1998. Three tiers of gabions hold rocks in varying sizes, creating a somewhat abstract classical hierarchy of scale while providing a thermal skin that combats the region’s extreme temperatures. Photos (C) Margherita Spiluttini.
ECOntainer bridge by Yoav Messer Architects.
The project is located in ariel sharon park, a nature conserve rooted in the ideas of environmental ecology and sustainability. The bridge therefore follows par with its reuse of shipping containers to enhance the space, or rather the connection, between two sides of the site. Repurposing the containers is fast and easy work that can be done off-site and later assembled, minimizing invasive construction. A new steel truss will be integrated with the metal boxes as the primary structure of the bridge, with two cantilevering observation platforms offering specific views of the horizon. The deck will accommodate pedestrian and light vehicle traffic, freeing the roadways for vehicles and improving the flow of both. The containers’ modular characteristic makes it ideal for replacing or repairing parts, modifying certain points of the design, and using the Natural proportions to frame specific views. Incorporated display panels will keep visitors up to date with site-specific information and presentations on new projects.
