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Ismail Ovacik: Best Use of Ambient LightingThe Interior Motives award for Best Use of Ambient Lighting has been won by Ismail Ovacik from the Umeå Institute of Design in Sweden.
The design concept, called "flo", based on the Toyota RAV4, features an elegant interior space inspired by modern architecture and the fluid-like behaviour of ribbons.
Ovacik's design brings the safety and comfort of modern city interiors to the SUV format and features a transparent roof that can project custom graphics to simulate a variety of environments.
During bad weather the touch-operated roof can project the image of a sunny sky or even project a customisable "digital curtain" that can be virtually opened by dragging a hand across the roof surface.
Runner up for the award, Edward Stubbs from Coventry University, UK, explored how a vehicle could be designed for the "forgotten urban youth" with his bold "Rebel" concept.
The Rebel is a customisable youth car inspired by internet and gaming culture and is described by Stubbs as "myspace on wheels".
Stubb's vehicle features customisable OLED interior panels that can be decorated with downloadable wallpapers, a concept that Stubbs refers to as "digital skinning".
Second runner up is Ho Young Kihl from Hongik University with his imaginative IPSE concept.
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September 14, 2007 | Viewed 28,077 time(s)
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