Ferrari World Design contest

One of the proposals that Ferrari didn't liked... I have LOTS of them in fact.

KTM Polar X-plorer

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KTM Polar X-plorer update

Opel research sketching

portfolio 2011

If you're interested, here's the link of my 2011 porfolio:

http://www.designobserver.coroflot.com/victoruribe/portfolio-2011/1

Little Hyundai Part 2

Sleepy cat

OPEL

SKETCH

OPEL

OPEL 2030

GENEVA 2011

Geneva went well, quite well in fact. Not everyday you get the chance to meet lots of people involved in the car bussines, was a great experience.

Apart from the competition, se simple fact of beeing there during the press day was something that i really liked.

About the competition, i won the internship ( no idea when...), and they also gave me an iPad :)

Photo: Opel Media

You can read the full history here:

http://cardesignnews.com/site/home/new_cars/display/store4/item219010/

Little Hyundai

OPEL, LOUNGE IN MOTION FINAL

OPEL DESIGN COMPETITION (exterior)

The exterior of the opel city lounge made it into the final stage of the exterior competition.
this means that my interior and exterior made it into the finals.


the winner will be choosen in
Geneva next month, so, i'm quite excited :)


The full entry can be seen here:

http://www.cardesigncontest.com/entry.php?e=TukbU4EB3tWJ8MJRxntG6NWhK7e2RSr5


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El diseno exterior del Opel city lounge, el cual realize para la competicion auspiciada por Opel y Car design news fue elegida entre los 4 disenos finalistas
asi que, el ganador de la fase de interior y de exterior se decidira en
Ginebra el proximo mes.

Pueden ver el trabajo completo aqui:



http://www.cardesigncontest.com/entry.php?e=TukbU4EB3tWJ8MJRxntG6NWhK7e2RSr5

lol

From a Mexican university add

OPEL DESIGN COMPETITION

TAKEN FROM CDN:

Victor was the very first student to upload an entry to the competition website. He separates the passenger compartment from the mechanical elements of the vehicle, allowing a completely different type of car interior with ‘maglev surfaces’ permitting massive re-configurability of the space. Judges thought it was not only “cool”, but also “a simply brilliant project”. They were particularly impressed by the way he had clearly laid out his concept, and how three key words - ‘comfortable’, ‘flexible’, ‘simple’ - perfectly described the project.