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Level: Advanced
Dates: 20-30 July 2010 
Hours: 10:00am – 4:00pm
Course language: English or Italian with simultaneous translation into English
Cost: 1250 euro + VAT

Who is the course addressed to?

Students with a strong passion for this field, and with good graphic and hand work skills.

Car design as a discipline is rapidly evolving. The future perspective for low impact urban vehicles offers new possibilities to arrange car interiors and new possibilities for the designers to interpret users needs and behaviors.

 

Objective

The course offers a real design experience with specialized professionals, with the aim to develop innovative solutions for the interior of an urban compact vehicle.

Contents

The course comprises a series of preparatory design lectures: historical research, languages, materials, sketching and presentation techniques. The course also includes a design session ending with the presentation of an individual project. 

Methodology

Lectures, workshop.

COURSE AND PROJECT LEADER: CEM CANSU

Coordinator of the Master Course in Car Design at Domus Academy. After achieving Bachelor in Industrial Design from Middle East Technical University in Ankara, he moved to Milan. In 1999 he participated the course of Master in Design of Domus Academy for enhancing his international experience in Industrial Design and Interface Design for Digital Applications, preparing his master degree thesis for FIAT with supervision of Marco Susani and Ermanno Cressoni. Since 1990, he has worked on several international projects/researches about communication strategies, Interaction Design and Industrial Design. His major professional interest is developing unique, intelligent solutions.

Some of the unique and innovative solutions that he developed for complex design problems are the guidelines which are used for the realization and management of the internet and intranet structures of the biggest Italian companies which are published in Italian press Media and became the subject of the seminars that he held in several universities.