Bronze Print · 2020
Lada 2050 ArtBook
- Bronze A' Design Award 2020 in Print
- CLIENT: Moscow Polytech
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 15,431
- Verification code B01597B244 · Verify this award
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About Lada 2050 ArtBook
Lada 2050 is an art book that presents the results of an international student competition on future mobility. The book has 264 pages and a format of 265 by 235 millimetres, with inside flaps, and the cover has matte lamination. A sign system based on three sides of a cube, standing for three design schools, guides the reader through the content. Bookmark half-titles separate the six teams. Sketches, illustrations and modelling stages are shown in order. The colour scheme follows the colour of the finalist vehicle model.
About the Bronze A' Design Award
Lada 2050 ArtBook is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Lada 2050 ArtBook is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Lada 2050 ArtBook splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- For presentation at the First Moscow Design Biennale, it was decided to collect the results of the international competition Lada 2050 in ArtBook. The competition was organized in the form of teamwork, and in the ArtBook it was necessary to reveal all the stages of the competition.Thus, a complex of visual identification elements was created. The developed system of elements and color solutions reveals the tasks and design decisions of the Lada 2050 contest.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- ArtBook format is 265x235 mm. inside flaps 235x80 mm. The cover has matte lamination. Number of pages 264. The ArtBook is made up in 2 weeks.
- Tags
- future vision, mobility, vehicle, artbook, design school, Lada
- Production Technology
- To create navigation, a sign system was proposed. Three sides of the cube in the projection were taken as the basis of the project sign, like the three design schools. These elements formed the basis for the creation of further signs of the navigation system. The primary color was the color of the finalist's vehicle model. To distinguish the participants from 6 teams, valves were proposed as mini content. They include participants, mini-models, team curators and a university. 20 internal titles contain illustrations of the phased process of creating and painting the final vehicle model.
- Design Challenge
- Illustrations and sketches of 35 students were selected and systematized for the artbook. It explanation and preservation a new vision on how a future vehicle could look like. A precision and understandable heading system makes it easy to navigate through the publication. Its an attempt to answer questions that million people think about. How would the world change around us? What are the future technologies and materials? How will they affect the car appearance and the way we use it?
- Research
- The main manifest of this project is based on three main
words, that were the basis of all project: future, mobility,
human. The appearance of the ArtBook was influenced by the final model of the vehicle, like sings to navigation system and used color scheme. - Inspiration
- Project Lada 2050 future mobility vision is a new vision from students from 3 design schools together with Lada brand, on how a future vehicle could look like. Its an attempt to answer questions that millions of people think about. How would the world change around us? What are the future technologies and materials? How will they affect the car appearance and the way we use it?
- Project Duration
- The project began in March 2017 in Moscow and ended in April 2017 in Moscow, and was exhibited at the First Moscow Design Biennale in April 2017. All the machines used in the ArtBook were prepared by students of MAMI, Academy named after Stieglitz and the Finnish University of Design in Lahti. Sponsor and ideological inspirer is Lada brand.
- Operation Flow
- The competition Lada 2050 future vision project was conducted among 35 students from 3 universities. The ArtBook includes a description of the project, huge number of various types of sketches and stages of modeling a conceptual mode of transport. The navigation system has been created for the orientation of ArtBook using signs infographic. Internal bookmark half-title have been added for 6 teams for easier orientation. The last section is dedicated to the finalist model. The color scheme is based on the main color model finalist.