This 'green' packaging is, post consumer, no waste at all. It constitutes safe 3D building blocks; a great creativity tool, stimulating 3D-thinking. The more, the better. For free!
LOKBLOK is the original building system devised by its inventor Eric Parein.
Sadly the one-block building elements are now commercialized by a third party with a less performing and less safe design, less quality and with another name. The judge told EP -who asked for the removal of the mutilated product from the market- that 'there is nothing wrong with the toy because it is performing well in sales'... Also the ruling came by evaluating 'the interests for the group versus the interests for the individual (EP)'...
Eric has to accept the ruling, only he doesn't have to agree with it.
The presentation covers Eric's donation of original LOKBLOK builds to the world renowned toy museum of the city Mechelen in Belgium.
The Captoy is a toy block that can temporarily connect to form complete building bricks out of two half bricks. The blocks can be stacked in various orientations and directions to build structures. The blocks are designed to connect the cut-off caps of food or drink packaging to reduce waste.
1. The document lists various product ideas and concepts created by Eric Parein including a backpack, matches, building blocks, containers to reduce waste, and games.
2. Many of the concepts are accompanied by trademarks or copyright notices indicating Eric Parein's ownership.
3. The products span various markets from toys and puzzles to packaging solutions and promotional items.
The document discusses the A-Clock sign, which is a central city tower shaped like the letter A that turns twice every 6 hours to indicate the time to nearby inhabitants. The letter A is suitable for depicting a tower's peak as it always points upwards. The full front of the A-structure faces east and west at 6am and 6pm to mark the sunrise and sunset. The tower can serve as a contemporary clock tower to easily show whether it is morning or evening. A map shows where the full letter front will be visible across the city at different times.
The document describes a new product called PALLS, which are ergonomically designed bricks that can stably stack without bonding. PALLS come in a size of 30mm x 60mm x 120mm and weigh 1.75kg each, having the same market value as two 1kg gold bars. The document also mentions that rare coins like 1922 Peace Dollars in uncirculated condition can sell for much higher prices than their guide book values due to their condition, suggesting PALLS may accrue value over time as well.
The city of Antwerp is promoting itself as a bike-friendly city. It is investing in new bike lanes and paths to make cycling safer and more accessible for residents and visitors. The goal is to increase the number of trips made by bike in the next five years and establish Antwerp as a model city for cycling transportation and recreation.
The Eye Guard System is a public defense system that uses photography to gather evidence of aggression and immediately store it securely online. It aims to curb crime by taking photos of aggressors that include location, time, and date information. These photos are stored remotely and accessible online, eliminating a criminal's anonymity. The system is presented as a way for citizens themselves to gather security information to feel safer, as opposed to government surveillance.
LOKBLOK is the original building system devised by its inventor Eric Parein.
Sadly the one-block building elements are now commercialized by a third party with a less performing and less safe design, less quality and with another name. The judge told EP -who asked for the removal of the mutilated product from the market- that 'there is nothing wrong with the toy because it is performing well in sales'... Also the ruling came by evaluating 'the interests for the group versus the interests for the individual (EP)'...
Eric has to accept the ruling, only he doesn't have to agree with it.
The presentation covers Eric's donation of original LOKBLOK builds to the world renowned toy museum of the city Mechelen in Belgium.
The Captoy is a toy block that can temporarily connect to form complete building bricks out of two half bricks. The blocks can be stacked in various orientations and directions to build structures. The blocks are designed to connect the cut-off caps of food or drink packaging to reduce waste.
1. The document lists various product ideas and concepts created by Eric Parein including a backpack, matches, building blocks, containers to reduce waste, and games.
2. Many of the concepts are accompanied by trademarks or copyright notices indicating Eric Parein's ownership.
3. The products span various markets from toys and puzzles to packaging solutions and promotional items.
The document discusses the A-Clock sign, which is a central city tower shaped like the letter A that turns twice every 6 hours to indicate the time to nearby inhabitants. The letter A is suitable for depicting a tower's peak as it always points upwards. The full front of the A-structure faces east and west at 6am and 6pm to mark the sunrise and sunset. The tower can serve as a contemporary clock tower to easily show whether it is morning or evening. A map shows where the full letter front will be visible across the city at different times.
The document describes a new product called PALLS, which are ergonomically designed bricks that can stably stack without bonding. PALLS come in a size of 30mm x 60mm x 120mm and weigh 1.75kg each, having the same market value as two 1kg gold bars. The document also mentions that rare coins like 1922 Peace Dollars in uncirculated condition can sell for much higher prices than their guide book values due to their condition, suggesting PALLS may accrue value over time as well.
The city of Antwerp is promoting itself as a bike-friendly city. It is investing in new bike lanes and paths to make cycling safer and more accessible for residents and visitors. The goal is to increase the number of trips made by bike in the next five years and establish Antwerp as a model city for cycling transportation and recreation.
The Eye Guard System is a public defense system that uses photography to gather evidence of aggression and immediately store it securely online. It aims to curb crime by taking photos of aggressors that include location, time, and date information. These photos are stored remotely and accessible online, eliminating a criminal's anonymity. The system is presented as a way for citizens themselves to gather security information to feel safer, as opposed to government surveillance.
The Eye Guard System is presented as a public defense system that uses photography to gather evidence of aggression and immediately store it securely online, out of reach of the aggressor. It takes digital pictures featuring the aggressor along with location, time and date. This secured evidence from the system can be accessed online and provides a database to help significantly reduce crime by eliminating aggressors' anonymity. The system is presented as a way for citizens themselves to help curb crime by passively gathering evidence, rather than relying on government surveillance.
1. The document lists various product ideas and concepts from Eric Parein including a backpack, matches, building blocks, safety devices, reduced waste packaging, and more.
2. Many of the concepts have trademarks or are patent pending including CONTICKE, RSTPT, CRUSTY EDGES, and PallS.
3. The concepts aim to reduce waste and promote reuse through innovations in packaging, toys, and other consumer products.
The document describes STAX, a new plastic building block system. STAX blocks can be easily stacked without tools. They have rounded edges for safety and stability. The blocks are designed to be manufactured through twin sheet vacuum thermoforming to reduce costs. Various potential applications of STAX blocks are shown, including guardrails that can absorb impacts gradually without sparks, sound barriers, and recreational structures like rafts.
The document proposes the A'SSIGN Concept which assigns a central city tower the task of connecting with inhabitants through a twice daily full rotation of its top shaped like the capital letter A. The letter A is most suitable for depicting a tower's peak as it always points upwards. The full front of the A-structure faces east and west at 6am and 6pm to mark the sunrise and sunset. Residents can use the tower to tell the approximate time of day and determine if it is AM or PM. A map shows where the letter front will be visible at different times to help orient inhabitants in the city.
The document describes an A-shaped tower called the A'SSIGNTM that rotates to indicate the time of day to inhabitants of a city. Some key details:
- The tower rotates twice in a full rotation, with the letter A facing east at 6am and 6pm, and west at 12pm and 12am.
- It can help people determine approximately what time it is based on the direction the A is facing from their location in the city.
- A map shows citizens at what times the full letter front will be visible from different areas, like knowing when to start cooking dinner.
- The concept aims to create a close relationship between the tower and city residents by engaging them
This document discusses Eric Parein's PARE-IN products including Twin-Cup containers, six-pack treats, paper straws, bottle closures, and how the containers can be assembled into various structures like a model tugboat using the same technology as the cups but on a smaller 1/3rd scale. It also mentions the solid build wall construction of the cups and how many could be delivered in a 40ft container for building vertical walls.
The document discusses the numbers 3-6-9 and Pare-in® NumbersTM, suggesting they may hold the key to the universe. It is authored by Eric Parein and includes a copyright notice for fair use of the contents.
This building element is basically operating as the LEGO-principle; any PAREIN plastic (ASB) building element can snap into a second identical element to form a brick with two raised disks. Then without any mortar or whatever, you can go and build, halfway superimposed on each other. In any direction as the extremities of the 'bricks' are round! Being a building brick, only temporarily serving as a closure or cup, PAREIN returns to its initial destination; assembling (by color) to something useful, even gathering towards recycling! The GREEN CAP bringing you all the colors of the rainbow!
1) The document describes a building toy product called Canac that consists of plastic puzzle pieces that snap together.
2) The pieces come in different colors and graphics can be printed on them using UV-Jet printing. They can be assembled into 3D structures, pictures, or used for educational purposes.
3) Various packaging options are proposed for retail sale, including selling the pieces in different color combinations or as part of a word game where the letters printed on the pieces can be assembled to form words.
The document lists 10 items that can be built with Lokblok blocks, including a robot, house, jeep, tank, periscope, tennis player, counting blocks, cow, cube, and chair. It also mentions the inventor of Lokblok blocks, Eric Parein, and that further research and development of Lokblok blocks was conducted in 1998, exploring additional properties and applications.
1. The document discusses CAPTOY, a building toy system that uses round studs allowing blocks to connect in any direction. It has applications for mosaics, 3D building, and creating structures from the side or top.
2. CAPTOY aims to be a "one-block building system" using a single tooling and molding process without additional parts. This allows for 24/7 production with no waste.
3. Being one size at 28mm allows for no frustrations during play. It is part of the CAPTOY CUPTOY CONCEPT which focuses on cost and environmental factors.
The document describes the DoubleDecker table. It is made of recycled wood and has a cross-glued fortified design that provides strength and stability. The double-deck structure allows for an open top option. It can be broken down into a minimal storage and transport mode. Custom finishes and accessories are available, including chairs, rounded edges, and leg attachments.
This document provides instructions for arranging fish in a circular puzzle. The fish should be arranged from red on the left in an eight-loop formation to blue on the right in a star formation. All of the yellow islands should face north. Each circle can be turned left or right to move two fish between neighboring circles. The fish can be arranged by alternating colors or grouping colors, all facing the same direction with the yellow islands in between also facing north.
T-Shirts displaying 'WHAT IF, it is true'Eric Parein
This document discusses the importance of being informed and awake. While the language, graphics, or color may differ, the core message remains the same across all mediums. It encourages contacting an unspecified party or organization to learn more.
CUPTOY is a toy consisting of interlocking plastic cups in different sizes that can be used to build structures. The cups come in random colors shrink wrapped in sealed portions and when joined together allow children to build creatively in any direction. Purchasing the toy provides additional free items including a green cup that "brings all the colors of the rainbow."
Explore the essential graphic design tools and software that can elevate your creative projects. Discover industry favorites and innovative solutions for stunning design results.
The Eye Guard System is presented as a public defense system that uses photography to gather evidence of aggression and immediately store it securely online, out of reach of the aggressor. It takes digital pictures featuring the aggressor along with location, time and date. This secured evidence from the system can be accessed online and provides a database to help significantly reduce crime by eliminating aggressors' anonymity. The system is presented as a way for citizens themselves to help curb crime by passively gathering evidence, rather than relying on government surveillance.
1. The document lists various product ideas and concepts from Eric Parein including a backpack, matches, building blocks, safety devices, reduced waste packaging, and more.
2. Many of the concepts have trademarks or are patent pending including CONTICKE, RSTPT, CRUSTY EDGES, and PallS.
3. The concepts aim to reduce waste and promote reuse through innovations in packaging, toys, and other consumer products.
The document describes STAX, a new plastic building block system. STAX blocks can be easily stacked without tools. They have rounded edges for safety and stability. The blocks are designed to be manufactured through twin sheet vacuum thermoforming to reduce costs. Various potential applications of STAX blocks are shown, including guardrails that can absorb impacts gradually without sparks, sound barriers, and recreational structures like rafts.
The document proposes the A'SSIGN Concept which assigns a central city tower the task of connecting with inhabitants through a twice daily full rotation of its top shaped like the capital letter A. The letter A is most suitable for depicting a tower's peak as it always points upwards. The full front of the A-structure faces east and west at 6am and 6pm to mark the sunrise and sunset. Residents can use the tower to tell the approximate time of day and determine if it is AM or PM. A map shows where the letter front will be visible at different times to help orient inhabitants in the city.
The document describes an A-shaped tower called the A'SSIGNTM that rotates to indicate the time of day to inhabitants of a city. Some key details:
- The tower rotates twice in a full rotation, with the letter A facing east at 6am and 6pm, and west at 12pm and 12am.
- It can help people determine approximately what time it is based on the direction the A is facing from their location in the city.
- A map shows citizens at what times the full letter front will be visible from different areas, like knowing when to start cooking dinner.
- The concept aims to create a close relationship between the tower and city residents by engaging them
This document discusses Eric Parein's PARE-IN products including Twin-Cup containers, six-pack treats, paper straws, bottle closures, and how the containers can be assembled into various structures like a model tugboat using the same technology as the cups but on a smaller 1/3rd scale. It also mentions the solid build wall construction of the cups and how many could be delivered in a 40ft container for building vertical walls.
The document discusses the numbers 3-6-9 and Pare-in® NumbersTM, suggesting they may hold the key to the universe. It is authored by Eric Parein and includes a copyright notice for fair use of the contents.
This building element is basically operating as the LEGO-principle; any PAREIN plastic (ASB) building element can snap into a second identical element to form a brick with two raised disks. Then without any mortar or whatever, you can go and build, halfway superimposed on each other. In any direction as the extremities of the 'bricks' are round! Being a building brick, only temporarily serving as a closure or cup, PAREIN returns to its initial destination; assembling (by color) to something useful, even gathering towards recycling! The GREEN CAP bringing you all the colors of the rainbow!
1) The document describes a building toy product called Canac that consists of plastic puzzle pieces that snap together.
2) The pieces come in different colors and graphics can be printed on them using UV-Jet printing. They can be assembled into 3D structures, pictures, or used for educational purposes.
3) Various packaging options are proposed for retail sale, including selling the pieces in different color combinations or as part of a word game where the letters printed on the pieces can be assembled to form words.
The document lists 10 items that can be built with Lokblok blocks, including a robot, house, jeep, tank, periscope, tennis player, counting blocks, cow, cube, and chair. It also mentions the inventor of Lokblok blocks, Eric Parein, and that further research and development of Lokblok blocks was conducted in 1998, exploring additional properties and applications.
1. The document discusses CAPTOY, a building toy system that uses round studs allowing blocks to connect in any direction. It has applications for mosaics, 3D building, and creating structures from the side or top.
2. CAPTOY aims to be a "one-block building system" using a single tooling and molding process without additional parts. This allows for 24/7 production with no waste.
3. Being one size at 28mm allows for no frustrations during play. It is part of the CAPTOY CUPTOY CONCEPT which focuses on cost and environmental factors.
The document describes the DoubleDecker table. It is made of recycled wood and has a cross-glued fortified design that provides strength and stability. The double-deck structure allows for an open top option. It can be broken down into a minimal storage and transport mode. Custom finishes and accessories are available, including chairs, rounded edges, and leg attachments.
This document provides instructions for arranging fish in a circular puzzle. The fish should be arranged from red on the left in an eight-loop formation to blue on the right in a star formation. All of the yellow islands should face north. Each circle can be turned left or right to move two fish between neighboring circles. The fish can be arranged by alternating colors or grouping colors, all facing the same direction with the yellow islands in between also facing north.
T-Shirts displaying 'WHAT IF, it is true'Eric Parein
This document discusses the importance of being informed and awake. While the language, graphics, or color may differ, the core message remains the same across all mediums. It encourages contacting an unspecified party or organization to learn more.
CUPTOY is a toy consisting of interlocking plastic cups in different sizes that can be used to build structures. The cups come in random colors shrink wrapped in sealed portions and when joined together allow children to build creatively in any direction. Purchasing the toy provides additional free items including a green cup that "brings all the colors of the rainbow."
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Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
skills are required for this role.
2. CCC
the
Captoy Cuptoy Concept ™
or
CCC
™
“Si, Si, Si!”
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3. CCC
PACKAGING,
the largest industry in the world!
The largest part of this industry is the packaging of…
FMCG!
Fast Moving Consumer Goods
CCC’s highly original
packaging-concept is innovating
TWICE :
CAPTOY / CUPTOY
3
4. CCC
What can it bring?
The year 1954.
At that time Philip Morris & Co,
owners of a brand called Marlboro,
was dead last in sales among the
major tobacco companies.
Marlboro makeover---
it’s packaging!
For a 5 year exclusivity Marlboro
was the first brand to be packaged
in the handy “Flip-Top Box.”
Marlboro’s new image paid
huge dividends
in attracting smokers. 4
5. CCC
The Captoy Cuptoy Concept consists of
circular toy building elements that,
only for a couple of weeks, serve as a packaging.
Creative people can benefit for ever from this ecological
one-block toy system. Join adjacent two caps, or two cups,
and you made from two half-bricks a whole brick.
Because the elements are round,
one can build in any direction!
Just stack the CCC-bricks in half-way relation to each other,
choosing the right color and build, create whatever!
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13. CCC
The CUPTOYs here
are closed by a
U-formed lid, containing
e.g.
a voucher.
A cardboard on top.
All parts are
shrink-sleeved
with a printed
transparent
biodegradable sleeve.
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