Citroen Sledge Wins C-Design Contest
lourdes sanchez bayas — April 24, 2008 — Autos
References: yankodesign
French auto makers Citroen ran the C-Design competition to see what designers could come up with using nothing but Citroen car parts and their logo in the design.
The winner was Ognyan Bozhilov who designed the Citroen sledge, the main image featured in the gallery. It uses car parts which include the back seat of a C4 Picasso, steering wheel of a C3 as well as roof pillars and spoilers from two other Citroens.
Austrian designer Roland Kaufmann used a C4 alloy rim in his designer for a "drain-cover" concept, which won him second place.
The other stuff in the gallery (the tricycle, the red stairs, the phone receiver and faucets(?)are not identified by Yanko. But I am guessing they are more designs from the competition.
The winner was Ognyan Bozhilov who designed the Citroen sledge, the main image featured in the gallery. It uses car parts which include the back seat of a C4 Picasso, steering wheel of a C3 as well as roof pillars and spoilers from two other Citroens.
Austrian designer Roland Kaufmann used a C4 alloy rim in his designer for a "drain-cover" concept, which won him second place.
The other stuff in the gallery (the tricycle, the red stairs, the phone receiver and faucets(?)are not identified by Yanko. But I am guessing they are more designs from the competition.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Auto Parts - Designers repurpose car parts to create new and innovative products.
2. Branded Design Contests - Companies hold competitions to engage with designers and showcase their products.
3. Functional Art - Designers use recycled materials to create functional and aesthetically pleasing products.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Manufacturing - Auto manufacturers can explore alternative uses for their parts to reduce waste and expand their product offerings.
2. Product Design - Designers can integrate sustainability into their work and participate in branded design contests to showcase their creativity.
3. Home Decor - Home decor companies can incorporate upcycled materials into their products to create environmentally-friendly and unique designs.
3.8
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
