Heineken Cube (Concept)

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Derrick Lin

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Designed by Petit Romain, France.

Designed to overcome the overly loss of space between the cylinders of beer, heineken Cube optimizes storage all along the chain: from manufacturer to consumer.

It generates a significant fuel economy during transport.

Its minimalist form gives it a strong visual identity and integrates symbolic object as in consumer memory.

A new way of drinking, economic and ecological …



  1. To whoever made these concept ads: helps to get the spelling right. Think "tomorrow" not "tomorow"!

  2. There's a reason beverage bottles are round, instead of square. It's the maximum amount of volume with the smallest amount of packaging material. Saving space on a shelf-stable product is unnecessary. This is why only short-life, perishable items (like milk) are made in square containers… so they can fit in cold spaces where real estate is a premium.

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Derrick Lin

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