//6th Maier S.Coop. International Design Competition
Award Giving Ceremony - 26th June 2015
The Award Giving Ceremony took place last Friday in the Automotive Intelligence Centre (AIC), in Boroa (Bizkaia).
Congratulations to the winners!!
The Jury has decided:
And the winners of the 6th Maier S.Coop International Design Competition are...
Prize for Professional Designers: FLYSCH DESIGN
Prize for Students: CINTIYO
Prize for Best Material Sample Book: LOCTA
The authors of the winner projects will be published during the award giving ceremony, the 26th of June 2015.
Congratulations to the winners!
Prize for Best Material Sample Book
Apart of the finalists, the following projects will also aspire to the prize for Best Material Sample Book:
Well Done and Good Luck
The Deadline has arrived!
Dear all,
Finally the deadline has arrived!
Now it is time for the jury to evaluate all your proposals.
As Material Sample Books arrive, we will soon start notifying every participant the receipt of the projects.
The Jury's Decision will be notified at the Award Giving Ceremony which will take place on Friday, 26th of June 2015
Thank you very much to all of you for your great effort and achievements. We hope you have had a good time preparing your projects and wish you the best of luck!
See you soon!
The Organising Committee
6th Maier S.Coop International Design Competition
Dear all,
Please, find attached a presentation about the Competition Brief.
Good luck
Jury
Rules of the competition
FAQ
Vehicle Application - Templates
Previous editions
V Maier S.Coop International Design Competition (2013) - Shortlisted projects
A new era in vehicle design is on the horizon and new decoration standards will be required, influenced by factors such as.... relevance, health and wellbeing, the "just enough" concept, functionality, authenticity, exclusivity, technology and craftsmanship.
IV Maier S.Coop International Design Competition (2011) - Shortlisted projects
The design proposals in the automotive vehicle Color & Trim area are to focus on the following four themes:
Excitement: The vehicle is exciting. It transmits sensations. It makes both drivers and passengers feel good. It is more than just a method of transport. It is part of us and the way we are. When people look at it, they are looking at us. We feel identified and we like being identified with it.
Multisensorial: Appearance is not enough. The vehicle exterior and interior need to be perceived with all our senses. Touch, sound and smell are increasingly important when it comes to conceiving finishes.
Mobility: We need to get about for business and pleasure. We travel. But we are interested in more than our final destination. We want to enjoy the journey.
The Award Giving Ceremony took place last Friday in the Automotive Intelligence Centre (AIC), in Boroa (Bizkaia).
Congratulations to the winners!!
The Jury has decided:
And the winners of the 6th Maier S.Coop International Design Competition are...
Prize for Professional Designers: FLYSCH DESIGN
Prize for Students: CINTIYO
Prize for Best Material Sample Book: LOCTA
The authors of the winner projects will be published during the award giving ceremony, the 26th of June 2015.
Congratulations to the winners!
Prize for Best Material Sample Book
Apart of the finalists, the following projects will also aspire to the prize for Best Material Sample Book:
| Intense + Sofisticated | Paddyfield | Zeolite |
| Untiltled (Industrial Waste) | Terra Incognita | Nature + Color |
| Tech-Ture | Adapt | Chinese Agriculture |
| Taste Memory | Bubble of Senses | Back to the Nature |
| Grey Matter | Feel the Ocean | Nameless (Bamboos) |
Well Done and Good Luck
The Deadline has arrived!
Dear all,
Finally the deadline has arrived!
Now it is time for the jury to evaluate all your proposals.
As Material Sample Books arrive, we will soon start notifying every participant the receipt of the projects.
The Jury's Decision will be notified at the Award Giving Ceremony which will take place on Friday, 26th of June 2015
Thank you very much to all of you for your great effort and achievements. We hope you have had a good time preparing your projects and wish you the best of luck!
See you soon!
The Organising Committee
6th Maier S.Coop International Design Competition
Dear all,
Please, find attached a presentation about the Competition Brief.
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Good luck
Jury
Martin Bremer, Head of Colour & Trim, Mercedes Benz cars and Antoine Genin, VP Interior Design, Colours & Trim at Renault have secured their participation as jury members of this edition.
The final composition of the Jury is not confirmed yet and will be notified presently.
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Antoine Genin VP Interior Design, Colours & Trim, Renault |
Martin Bremer Head of Colour & Trim, Mercedes Benz |
Rules of the competition
Maier S. Coop. announces the “Sixth Maier S. Coop International Design Competition” focusing on Automotive Vehicle Colour and Trim Design.
Competition Rules (98 Kb)
Règlement du Concours (89 Kb)
Reglamento del Concurso (90 Kb)
Regeln des Wettbewerbs (82 Kb)
Lehiaketako Oinarriak (87 Kb)
FAQ
Is registration required to take part in the Competition?
Yes, when submitting the project.
Is participation in the Competition free of charge?
Yes
Vehicle Application - Templates
Participants that do not wish to design or use a specific vehicle can use the templates available here.
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 2015 side view |
2015 side view detail |
2015 door panels |
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2015 front view |
2015 front view detail |
2015 dashboard |
Remember that only the following applications will be valued:
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| Front Module | Upper Side - Pillars | Interior Handholds | Interior Façade |
Previous editions
V Maier S.Coop International Design Competition (2013) - Shortlisted projects
A new era in vehicle design is on the horizon and new decoration standards will be required, influenced by factors such as.... relevance, health and wellbeing, the "just enough" concept, functionality, authenticity, exclusivity, technology and craftsmanship.
- What makes a design relevant?
- Can a vehicle decor have a positve influence on health?
- How can we generate wellbeing in stressful driving situations?
- Can the "just enough" concept generate exclusivity?
- Can any technlogy be adapted to vehicle decor?
- And what about craftsmanship as a source of new decor?
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IV Maier S.Coop International Design Competition (2011) - Shortlisted projects
The design proposals in the automotive vehicle Color & Trim area are to focus on the following four themes:
Excitement: The vehicle is exciting. It transmits sensations. It makes both drivers and passengers feel good. It is more than just a method of transport. It is part of us and the way we are. When people look at it, they are looking at us. We feel identified and we like being identified with it.
Multisensorial: Appearance is not enough. The vehicle exterior and interior need to be perceived with all our senses. Touch, sound and smell are increasingly important when it comes to conceiving finishes.
Mobility: We need to get about for business and pleasure. We travel. But we are interested in more than our final destination. We want to enjoy the journey.
Responsibility: This is the only planet we have and we need to take care of it. Pollution, visual impact... we do our best to minimise our impact on the environment. We are the ones responsible.
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