COMPONENT DESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY
After the final concept presentation, MWDesign will focus on the approved product concept. This will be done primarily through 3D CAD modelling. We will further development the CAD models into precise components incorporating all features from the final concept design. The objective is to develop the design to allow us to create a prototype for testing, before investing in tooling.
Focusing on individual part components, MWDesign will refine the components and design out the cost to enable us to maintain quality while meeting our budget cost. We will begin engineering the parts for the product, focusing on functional aspects of the design.
COMPONENT DESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY
After the final concept presentation, MWDesign will focus on the approved product concept. This will be done primarily through 3D CAD modelling. We will further development the CAD models into precise components incorporating all features from the final concept design. The objective is to develop the design to allow us to create a prototype for testing, before investing in tooling.
Focusing on individual part components, MWDesign will refine the components and design out the cost to enable us to maintain quality while meeting our budget cost. We will begin engineering the parts for the product, focusing on functional aspects of the design.
COMPONENT DESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY
After the final concept presentation, MWDesign will focus on the approved product concept. This will be done primarily through 3D CAD modelling. We will further development the CAD models into precise components incorporating all features from the final concept design. The objective is to develop the design to allow us to create a prototype for testing, before investing in tooling.
Focusing on individual part components, MWDesign will refine the components and design out the cost to enable us to maintain quality while meeting our budget cost. We will begin engineering the parts for the product, focusing on functional aspects of the design.
KUKI REKA PACKAGING
Māori inspired packaging to compliment the cookies and cookie cutters.
This packaging was designed for selling the Kuki Reka cookies in. The design was based around the kete, a traditional basket that Māori used to fetch and carry food in. Kete are traditionally woven from the leaves of New Zealand flax (harakeke) and have two handles at the top. The packaging displays the traditional weave pattern of the flax.
The internal lining of the packaging displays the cookie pattern imprint and colour of each of the Kuki Kani which reflects sacred places of Aotearoa to the Māori; Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington Harbour), Tongariro, Mount Taranaki, Lake Taupō, Hakarimata Scenic Reserve and Kapowairua (Spirits Bay.) These colours compliment each other whilst also assist Kaumātua connect to their heritage and iwi. The packaging displays a story about each design of the cookie, including traditional Maori myths, legends and symbol representation.
The packaging needed to include the requirements for food packaging standards in NZ including ingredients, net weight, nutritional info, manufacture information and contact details.
The packaging has a window cut out to view the cookie pattern. The kete is made from a 365gsm cardboard that is easily recycled. The cookies are sealed in a biodegradable plastic bag inside the Kete.