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YOUNG DESIGNER
AWARDS
by
2020
H.D.O / FESTIVAL AUTOMOBILE INTERNATIONAL / 130 avenue Malakoff - 75016 Paris – France
Philip Nemeth : +33 (0)6 89 52 09 59 p.nemeth@festivalautomobile.com
Corinne Bédrossian : +33 (0)1 40 74 96 23 c.bedrossian@festivalautomobile.com
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by OVERVIEW
The Festival Automobile International organizes every year since 1985, an Awarding Ceremony rewarding projects and achievements
related to the automotive world. From Design Grand Prize to Environment Grand Prize, from the Most Beautiful Photo of the Year to
the Most beautiful Concept Car, all these universes are selected by members of a Jury from Art, Fashion, Automotive ... Who choose
the 2 winners. Each of them receives an award during the ceremony at Hôtel national des Invalides in Paris.
In 2013, the Festival decided to focus more on the future and "bet" on it. It wants to
encourage young students in design school, to enter the world of automotive design.
Thus is born, with the complicity of Jean-Michel Wilmotte President of the Jury, the
Young Designer Awards which is sponsored by BMW.
The brand gives a cheque of 2000 € to the winners and organizes a private tour at
BMW Welt in Münich.
Every International schools students can take part of this contest by sending their
sketches completed after the selection with a video.
Since 2015, the Festival has decided to differentiate exterior design and interior
design.
2 Prizes, 2 winners, 2 trips in Münich.
All designers on stage
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by WINNERS 2016 - 2017
2013 : design project 2014 : Freude am Fahren 2.0
VINCENT TURPIN NICHOLAS DUNDERDALE
Strate, Ecole de Design (France) Royal Art College (United Kingdom)
2015 : Interior Design 2015 : Exterior Design
Freude am reisen 2030 Invisible technology
ALI KERKENI
BENJAMIN PEROT Pforzheim Univercity (Germany)
Strate, Ecole de Design (France)
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by WINNERS 2016 - 2017
2016 : Interior Design 2016 : Exterior Design
Tailor Tech Haute couture
GLEB DANILOV
BRIEUC MASSON Stiglitz State Academy of Art and Design - St Petersburg
Strate, Ecole de Design (France)
2017 : Interior Design 2017 : Exterior Design
Sens Awakening Raw Beauty
PHILIP FROMME – FLORIAN HOWECKER
NAVNEETH SABU KANNAN
DANIEL BRUNSTEINER
Ecole FH Joanneum (Austria) Ecole IAAD (Italy)
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by WINNERS 2018
2018 : Interior Design - Zero gravity
YONGWOO KIM
Strate, Ecole de Design (France)
Strate, école de Design
(France)
2018 : Exterior Design - Chameleon
AVHIRUP GHOSH Ecole IAAD (Italy)
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by WINNERS 2019
2019 : Interior Design - Just be happy
YOHAN BENCHETRIT, THOMAS BUSSON, THIBAUD PORCHEROT « KERUBIM » (STRATE, école de Design)
2019 : Exterior Design - Praize for slowness
SIMON KAFMANN « HOP ON » (UMEA)
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by CONCEPT
The Young Designer Awards is open to all students enrolled in a design school (2019-2020), in France and abroad.
A choice of 2 subjects is proposed. One dedicated to exterior design, the other one to interior design (category).
All students are free to choose any of the two subjects and even both if they wish.
A student can not submit more than one project in the same category.
The projects are presented to BMW representatives and to the Festival Automobile International’s jury who select four projects in each
category. A total of 8 projects. The two students with the highest grades in each category will be the winners of the Young Designer
Award by BMW.
Their names are announced during the Awarding Ceremony which takes place at the « Hôtel National des Invalides ». The 2 winners are
cordially invited for diner, accompanied by a school’s representative.
They receive a check of 2000 € as well as a trip at the BMW Welt in Münich.
During the Awarding Ceremony,
the short listed projects are
projected on a giant screen and
the winners have the opportunity
to meet designers from all around
the world.
Adrian Van Hooydonk, design
Directof of BMW with students :
Simon Kafman, Yohan Benchetrit,
Thomas Busson, Thibaud Porcherot
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by RULES
Schedule :
1 – LAUNCH OF SUBJECTS :
2 – REGISTRATION : before October 9th 2019
Registration forms can be filled on the website before October 9th 2019,
midnight. www.yda.festivalautomobile.com
Registrations must be turned in Then, an individual registration number will be
communicated. It will be needed to be used when submitting projects.
3 – SUBMISSION OF PROJECTS : November 23rd 2019
All projects will need to be handed in before November 23rd, midnight.
Digital formats exclusively (jpeg and PDF).
4 A3 boards per project
Projects are anonymous. An individual registration number is communicated to
each participant.
Selection criteria :
- Originality and creativity of project
4 – ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 8 FINALISTS : December 9th 2019 - Relevance of answers
The 8 finalists present a 30 seconds animation (3D, story boards, sketches, etc. - Hand sketches (not only digital work)
in « .mov » (size 1920 x 1080) to be handed in before January 11th 2020. - Global graphic quality
- Explanations on structural and mechanical choices
5 – AWARDING CEREMONY AT THE « INVALIDES » January 28th 2020 - Communication on « user’s experience »
NB : Despite the fact that BMW sponsors the award , no brand, logo or
any specific characteristic to BMW should be seen on the sketches and
videos submitted, In case of non respect of this, projects will not be
qualified.
Registration on : www.yda.festivalautomobile.com
SUBJET 1
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR DESIGN : ZERO WASTE / ZERO CRASH
Car industry is probably the most innovative industry in terms of technology, features and manufacturing processes.
Automobile industry from the early years faced cost issues motivated by increasing production volumes and consequently sale volumes.
American car maker Ford was pioneer in the 1920’s in standardized mass production cars but all other major manufacturers followed the same path
driven by cost reduction.
Even the slightest detail, insignificant on a single car represents a lot when duplicated in millions.
Technology has historically been driven by engineering team but designers are nowadays more and more directly linked with innovation and new
technologies.
Environmental regulations impact industry at all levels from manufacturing to destruction and recycling.
What if we all started over from scratch?
Your work will be based on designing an innovative, modern and elegant car body focused on cost reduction (materials, manufacturing process, etc.).
You must think global: design / manufacturing / usages / recycling
-Imagine car bodies designed as kits (similar to an Ikea piece of furniture)
-Image a car body kept bare (without any finish, paint or clear coat)
-Image a car body with symmetrical panels (Front/Rear – Right-Left)
-Imagine for instance a door panel with all components integrated in a single mold
We expect in this project much more than just a basic styling exercise. We wish to see totally new design and manufacturing processes which would
of course not exclude elegance, originality, tasteful and environment friendly.
May “ECO” be source of creativity, innovation and not only imposed by legal constraints…
Registration on : www.yda.festivalautomobile.com
SUBJET 2
YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by
INTERIOR
INTERIOR DESIGN : EXALTED WITH TIME
Product quality and durability have always represented major issues for the automobile industry right from very early years.
Some car manufacturers built their reputation up over time thanks to quality and durability of their cars.
Technology through time has tremendously helped improving quality.
Customers are nowadays very demanding on constant quality of their product or car (functioning and esthetical aspect) throughout their
entire life.
For example, one would have totally accepted back in time that leather would gain patina with time…it actually was even a positive aspect!
Users demand high constant quality and manufacturers work on quickly renewing their model which makes previous generation right away
obsolete (planned obsolescence). This represents a real paradox…
How could a vehicle interior worn from usual everyday usage could be enhanced with time?
How could car makers use local material accordingly to location of users?
Imagine, design a vehicle interior which would be exalted with time.
It will be necessary in this project to go beyond the simple ware of materials and show ideas in which users would take new opportunities
from this wear and tear to imagine new usages.
Wear and tear of natural fabric or material but also chemical reaction on metal (corrosion) could be taken into account in this project.
We expect in the topic fresh creativity and at the same time ideas on complete interior layouts and user’s experiences highlighted through
scenarios and story boards showing time passing.
Registration on : www.yda.festivalautomobile.comYOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS by CONTACT
H.D.O / FESTIVAL AUTOMOBILE INTERNATIONAL
130 avenue Malakoff - 75116 Paris - France
Philip Nemeth : Corinne Bédrossian
Tél. : +33 (0)6 89 52 09 59 Tel. : +33 (0)1 40 74 96 23
p.nemeth@festivalautomobile.com c.bedrossian@festivalautomobile.com
www.festivalautomobile.com
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