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Theme 2013 Towards a future in glass

Participants designed glass bottles or jars that serve new purposes: nomadic, customized packaging, flexible, eco-friendly…

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2013

IrmaSponsors‘ Coup de Cœur

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Irma

Sponsors‘ Coup de Cœur

Avatar - Arthur Hoffner

Arthur Hoffner

ENSCI
 Avatar - Anne Devoret

Anne Devoret

ENSCI

Blini-BoxPublic‘ Coup de Cœur

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Blini-Box

Public‘ Coup de Cœur

Avatar - Marlène Testut

Marlène Testut

ESEPAC

Bouteille Apéro1st prize

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Bouteille Apéro

1st prize

Avatar - Lucie Lecertisseur

Lucie Lecertisseur

ESEPAC

Pause2nd prize

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Pause

2nd prize

Our partticipation in this contest was quite spontaneous … the topic has pushed us to find ideas worthy of its name and it was a great emotion for us to see our project be prototyped thanks to Verallia.

Avatar - Léa Slimani

Léa Slimani

Lycée Jacques Duhamel
 Avatar - Charlène Pernin

Charlène Pernin

Lycée Jacques Duhamel

Pupitre3rd prize

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Pupitre

3rd prize

In a constantly changing world, Pupitre bottle is an invitation to relaxation and tasting…optimistic in my vision of the future, this bottle is intended as the manifesto of the human regaining control of its time.

Avatar - Valentin Bony

Valentin Bony

ESAD d'Orléans

TounicotiJury special award

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Tounicoti

Jury special award

Avatar - Justine Faure

Justine Faure

Université Léonard de Vinci
 Avatar - Nathanielle Jean

Nathanielle Jean

Université Léonard de Vinci
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Sponsor 2013 François Clerc

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Designer

Educated at “L’Ensci les Ateliers” François Clerc now divides his time between Paris, London and Taipei. As a botany enthusiast, this young 36-year old designer is inspired by nature to create everyday life objects. Sensitive to the quality of materials and to manufacturing processes, François Clerc also takes into account the environmental components during the production of objects. This particular focus on industrial production has recently paid off with a brand of organic products sold in Taiwan and numerous partnerships with “Nature et Découvertes”.

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