Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Student Work – Bryan Ku

Student Work - Bryan Ku

Designed by Bryan Ku | Country: United States

“Realizing that most people have a difficult time gauging how much pasta to cook. This is a fictional brand and packaging for pasta. The sustainable, cylindrical structures functions to help isolate the correct amount of pasta per serving while differentiating itself amongst its competition of sacks and boxes.

The caps double as a measuring device. The length of the caps are determined by the volumetric space of one serving size of any short-cut noodles.

Long noodles utilize an alternate mechanism within the cylinder. By rotating the upper half of the structure, the top of the package reveals an opening that allows exactly one serving size to pass through at a time.”

Student Work - Bryan Ku

Student Work - Bryan Ku

Student Work - Bryan Ku

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