Transportation Design News
In support of the 23rd Annual Dick Purtan Radiothon, Jose Sulaica, a senior Fine Arts and Art Education student at CCS designed artwork for a commemorative, collectible bread plate that served as the special incentive for donors who gave $240 more during this year’s Radiothon.
On December 15th, the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) and Let's Save Michigan issued an open call to artists, illustrators, and graphic designers for original posters to inspire Michiganders to revive their state. CCS students, faculty, and alumni answered that call with 13 selected out of over 300 entries as finalists.
Student Andrew Bazinski was a finalist in the 2009 Hyundai Yacht International Design Competition.
CCS alumni from all disciplines are involved in notable projects around the globe.
OSRAM SYLVANIA, the world’s leading manufacturer of automotive lighting and CCS have announced the winners of the 2009 OSRAM Automotive Lighting Design Challenge.
Five seniors from CCS’s Transportation Design Department received prestigious design awards at the 21st Annual Michelin Design Competition.
OSRAM Sylvania, the world’s leading manufacturer of automotive lighting, today kicks-off the first annual OSRAM Automotive Lighting Design Challenge for CCS students.
CCS included in Popular Science profile of "Seven of the Country's Coolest SciTech Courses" CCS’s Transportation Design program was featured in the September issue of Popular Science as one of the “Seven of the Country’s Coolest SciTech Courses,” read all about it by visiting www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2009-08/so-you-want
During the 10th anniversary Pittsburgh Glass Works (PGW) Design Challenge, sophomore Transportation Design students at CCS designed vehicle concepts that address the functional needs of a lifestyle vehicle buyer while showing the versatility of glass in providing unique styling as well as utility, comfort and convenience.
This spring student mentors from CCS are teaming up with design mentors from General Motors to introduce vehicle design to 112 art students from 11 Detroit Public high schools in the "You Make a Difference" program. The program was established in 2006 to introduce students to careers available in the creative industries, specifically vehicle design.
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