Registrierung und Einreichung
19.02.2018 – 25.04.2018
1. Platz
Transportation-Design-2020 – Max Lördemann
Der Porsche Luftspyder verbindet Fahren und Fliegen. Das Konzept eines leichten Sportwagens erweitert sich um eine Dimension. In das Exterieur des Fahrzeuges ist ein autonomes Jetpack integriert, dass den Fahrer über den Zeitraum des Fluges und der Fahrt fest am Körper trägt.
2. Platz
G-Wheel – Manuel Alegre
G – MTS is a combined transport system for the megacities of the future, where people will need to overcome long distances but also short distances to get to their destination. A lot of small single vehicles powered with green energy can be picked up and dropped off in different points of the city, so you don’t need to use your own car to move. For long distances, you can couple your vehicle to a complex web of lanes and shuttles, using the magnetic levitation technology, that can jump you from one extreme to another in the city.
3. Platz
E-Bike-Leasing – Ulrich Simmann
Eigentumsersetzende Dienstleistungen bringen Potential für nachhaltiges Konsumverhalten mit sich. Dieses E-Bike bleibt immer im Eigentum des Unternehmens und kann von Kunden monatsweise gemietet werden. Das benutzerfreundliche und langlebige Design ist explizit auf das Geschäftsmodell der Produkt-Dienstleistungssysteme zugeschnitten.
Theme
The Ferdinand Porsche Erlebniswelten fahr(T)raum in Mattsee combines contemporary history with innovation. The “Milestones of Mobility” exhibition sees itself as a tribute to the Austrian car pioneer and visionary.
The entire exhibition houses over 33 automobiles from the period 1901-1940 – from carriage to beetle. In the so-called “Traktorstadl” in the basement, the motorisation of agriculture is depicted with more than 20 historic tractors. The austere and functional architec- ture of a former industrial building provides the framework for the exhibits on loan from Ing. Ernst Piech, Ferdinand Porsche’s eldest grandson.
fahr(T)raum initiates the „Mobility in the future“ competition in memory of the great visionary Ferdinand Porsche.
Students are called upon to submit their visionary vehicle concepts for the transport of people. It is not primarily about technical innovations, but about conceptual ideas and visionary design.
- In what form will people move in the future?
- How important will private transport remain?
- What role will innovative materials play?
- How will speed be perceived in the future?
Prizes
The ten designs on the shortlist will be shown from 06.06.2018 from 10:00 am – 27.08.2018 | 5:00 pm in an exhibition in fahr(T)raum Mattsee.
The fahr(T)raum Award itself is endowed with 4000 euros and will be awarded as follows:
- place 2.000,-
- place 1.500,-
- place 500,-
The winners will also receive a trophy.
Prize-giving
Jury
The evaluation is performed by an expert jury of the following persons:
- Ingrid Sapp – SAPP+SCHEUFELE OG CORPORATE DESIGN + IDENTITY + KOMMUNIKATIONSDESIGN
- Gerald Wirthenstätter- Industriedesigner KTM Fahrrad
- Ing. Ernst Piech – Gründer fahr(T)raum, Enkel Ferdinand Porsches
- Gerald Wirtenstätter – Industrial Designer KTM Fahrrad
- FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Günther Grall – FH Vizerektor, Studiengangsleiter, Social Skills; Design & Produktmanagement
If you have any questions contact:
Juliane Sampl
marketing@fahrtraum.at
National and international students in the relevant disciplines or graduates whose graduation is no longer than three years old are eligible to participate. Submissions may be submitted as an indi- vidual or as a team, the number of submissions is limited to three drafts per submitter/team. Participation is free.
Exclusion of persons
Jurors and organisers and their employees are excluded from participation.
