AutoDesignNight Paris to Unveil the Latest in Automotive Design

Paris will be the location for the next glittering AutoDesignNight (ADN) - a series of social and networking events running in conjunction with the world's top motor shows. The event has already attracted some of the most established names and rising stars from across the automotive design community, who will convene at the exclusive La Bellevilloise on October 2nd to discuss the latest developments in automotive design.

The highlight of the event will be the unveiling of Paris's cutting-edge design studio Bloom Room's, highly controversial 3D model of its latest automotive design offering. Gold sponsors of the event, Bloom Room's art director, Marc Ange commented: "AutoDesignNight Paris will provide the perfect backdrop for us to showcase our explorations of conceptual and stylistic visions of automotive design. This series of events has now become an important fixture for the automotive circuit and has quickly established itself as an inspirational meeting place for the sector's leading players to celebrate automotive design."

Also exhibiting is leading world-wide player and driving force behind major vehicle designs, Faurecia. The company, which is a also premier sponsor of the event, will be exhibiting its Premium Attitude concept car, which reveals the next generation of innovation available to automakers.

Abel Sampson of AutoDesignNight commented: "We are delighted to be introducing this third networking event for the automotive design industry. We are passionate about innovative and functional design and this series of events provide a stylish setting for automotive designers to come together to socialise, discuss and admire the latest designs to emerge from the industry."

The night will culminate with one renowned designer being presented with the Retrospective Award which is sponsored by Concept Group. Past awards have gone to Shiro Nakamura, senior vice president of Nissan Motor Company and Martin Smith, executive design director of Ford of Europe.

This is the only event in the automotive calendar that will bring together such a high calibre of automotive designers. Already confirmed to attend is Adrian Van Hooydonk, design director of BMW Group; Ralph Gilles, vice president of design for Chrysler and Russell Carr, chief designer of Lotus. As well as this impressive guest list, the event is supported by well respected industry players such as Faurecia, Autodesk and Bloom Room.

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