'arachnid' speed form clay model by Monash University industrial design student Kai-Yu Chung.
Lecturer Mike Chester and Michael Simcoe - Executive Director General Motors International Operations (GMIO) Design discuss Kai-Yu Chung's 'arachnid' speed form clay model.
GM Holden - Head of Exterior Design Guy Burgoyne discusses the concept and development sketches for the 'arachnid' speed form with Kai-Yu Chung.
Monash University 'aileron' speed form automotive concept by Andrew Van der Merwe.
Monash University student Andrew Van der Merwe presents his speed form clay model concept to Sharon Gauci - Chief Designer Color and Trim GM Holden.
Speedform 'Mantis' automotive concept by Fred Dallmeyer
Lecturer Mike Chester, Fred Dallmeyer and Michael Simcoe - Executive Director General Motors International Operations (GMIO) Design pictured in the Monash University industrial design automotive clay studio.
Speedform model by Grace Kim.
Sharon Gauci - Chief Designer Color and Trim GM Holden discusses concepts with Grace Kim.
Speedform automotive concept by Queena Le
Student Queena Le presents to designer Michael Simcoe
Speedform silver starship automotive concept by Dominic Dowling.
Speedform automotive concept by Andrew Godin.
GM Holden designers Mike Simcoe, Guy Burgoyne, and Sharon Gauci during presentations of speedform automotive concept models in the Monash University industrial design automotive clay modelling studio.
Mike Chester and Michael Simcoe - Executive Director General Motors International Operations (GMIO) Design congratulate students on speedform presentations in the Monash University industrial design automotive clay modelling studio.
MONASH UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY 2012
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
CAULFIELD CAMPUS BUILDING G
Sunday 5 August, 10am - 4pm
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