Rollo Dixon‘s concept is a three seater mid-sized car, with a passenger compartment characterized by large glass surfaces and butterly doors.
According to the judges, from his three chosen theme words (NATURE, COMMUNICATION and TECHNOLOGY), Rollo made good use of various inspirations and developed them into a coherent theme that inspires not only the form language of his vehicle, but also its functionality.
Among the main features are the original interior seating layout that allows the occupants to communicate easily and a large and unusual glass house.
"His work should serve as a good example to those hoping to be car designers of how to put a design project together."
The second and third prizes went respectively to Mark Juhasz – with an original vehicle whose design makes use of easily changeable textile parts – and Darren McKeage, who presented an Amphibious Coupe with a competent and realistic design.
2nd Prize – Concept by Mark Juhasz | 3rd Prize – Amphibious Concept by Darren McKeage |
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(Source: DesignerTechniques.com)
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