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May 20, 2005 – Masters students in Transportation Design at Creapole-ESDI displayed their work in their graduation show in April. Located in the centre of Paris, Creapole-ESDI has been established for over 25 years and is one of the three largest schools of creative design and design management in the world.
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The school has extensive partnerships with industry, and over 2000 graduates have been employed worldwide, with companies including GM, Pininfarina, Toyota, Peugeot-Citroën, Nissan, Honda, Daihatsu, and Renault.
The Transportation Design Masters projects included:
Relation Remote System
Julien Famchon
Project theme: 'The rehabilitation of the flesh into the universe of the automobile'
DNA
Guillaume Lemaitre
The architect K. Oosterhuis has presented constructions which react cognitively with the user: 'NSA muscle, the Trans-Ports muscle'. This was the inspiration for the project, an alternative interior solution for young couples. This entry-level vehicle should be able to be moulded according to their desires and their lifestyle in such a way that it becomes more personalized and thus comes to life.
Pulsar
Julien Petit
The concept features bodywork structurally open to the exterior, intended to recall the go-kart. In order to appeal to the customer-base (comprising those between the ages 16 and 40), a contrast between materials and acid-drop colours were used, integrated to the forms.
Alacran
Florian Sosthene
A sea-going embassy for the Lamborghini marque throughout the world, this 60-metre yacht has a mission to promote the legendary and exceptional image of the carmaker.
Honda Free Wheels
Vincent Soubiron
The concept is tied to Honda's policy: the Number 1 two-wheeler in the world proposes technological innovations but also safety solutions for the motorcyclist.
Mousike
Julian Restino
Project theme: 'Man creates scenery after his image; he manipulates and asserts himself in the midst of his surroundings by taking control of objects and the world around them. The car is a vector of richness, power and lust for conquest.'
Creapole-ESDI website: www.creapole.fr
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