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| CONCEPTUAL DESIGN BY A STUDENT |
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 SPONSORED BY
FOODSTUFFS (NZ) LTD
This award is directed at young designers at tertiary level ONLY and NEED NOT be in commercial production.
The award highlights the package judged to represent the most environmentally unique design.
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| WINNER |
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WINNER: John Henry Fletcher, Institute of Technology & Engineering, Massey University
FOR: USB Flash Drive Packaging
DESCRIPTION: The vision is that devices will be sold at
supermarkets checkouts alongside chewing gum. It is around this vision that the design is based. |
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JUDGES COMMENTS: The entrant had researched the costs and had thought in-depth as to how to market a product which is today considered "special" but tomorrow, "commonplace". The entrant had also appreciated the environmental aspects of the packaging which was simple, using materials and processes that would mean substantially reduced environmental impact from current practices. An innovative forward thinking, functional, environmentally considered entry.
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| HIGHLY COMMENDED |
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WINNER: Mathew Nagel, Institute of Technology & Engineering, Massey University
FOR: Recyclable Oil Container with Internal Disposable Bladder
DESCRIPTION: At present 4 litre oil containers are able to
be recycled at a cost of approximately $1-
2 per kg depending on location. This
highlights a huge environmental issue as
the Ministry for the Environment estimates
up to 6,000 tonnes of oil container
packaging p/a is used in New Zealand. |
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JUDGES COMMENTS: Exciting to see someone address this very real challenge in New Zealand! The conceptual thinking and research to identify the issues and a possible solution was first class. Contamination of the outer packaging is still a very real issue for this particular design but there is overall potential. The judges urge the entrant to research the design further.
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OTHER ENTRIES INTO THE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN BY A TERTIARY STUDENT CATEGORY |
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ENTRANT: Emma Young, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: Sprinkle & Sprouts Garden Products
DESCRIPTION: The packages are made from brown paper, waxed lined to keep out moisture
and hold the smell of the product in.
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ENTRANT: Amelia Bentley, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: Just Water Cleaning Cloth
DESCRIPTION: This package is printed on recycled paper from the
local Trade Aid store to enhance the environmentally friendly feature of the
cloth and package.
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ENTRANT: Bob Chang, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: Shark Box
DESCRIPTION: The target audience for this package is 5-13 years old children.
Environmentally friendly paper is used.
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ENTRANT: Phoong Chuang-Xing, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: My Happy Family
DESCRIPTION: The handle on the top was created for
kids to carry around and to help them
cultivate a good savings habit. Re-use as a piggy bank for
children as well as a toy house or recycle it when kids don't want
to play with it anymore or if is has been
damaged.
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ENTRANT: Ng Chee Chyuan, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: Lace Up
DESCRIPTION: This two dimensional shoe shape package
is very unique and fun for trendy shoelaces. The target audience is young boys who
are into skateboarding.
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ENTRANT: Stephanie Tan, Wanganui School of Design
ENTRY TITLE: Environmentally Friendly 2 in 1 Postcard / New Zealand Souvenir Pens
DESCRIPTION: The package chosen to redesign and
repackage is a set of souvenir pens with
New Zealand icon graphics.
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