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A Designer’s (Half) Dozen

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Gil Rodrigues’ egg crate began as an assignment for one of his classes at the University of Porto in Portugal. The design protects half a dozen eggs in hexagon of soft cardboard. Relying on interlocking grooves cut from its geometric shape, the packaging holds together without glue and opens like a present.

 

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