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Design Studios AN_suppl_051031_25-28.qxd 19.10.2005 19:29 Uhr Page 25 Design studios ASTON MARTIN Senior design executive: Marek Reichman, design director Studio: Banbury Road, Gaydon, Gaydon, Warwickshire, CV35 0DB, UK AUDI Senior design executives: Walter de’ Silva, head of design, Audi brand group Gerhard Pfefferle, head of design, Audi Studios: Audi Design I/ED 85045 Ingolstadt, Germany Design Center Europe 08870 Sitges, Barcelona, Spain Design Center California 82 W. Cochran Street Simi Valley, California 93065, USA CITROEN FIAT AUTO BENTLEY Senior design executive: Senior design executives: Senior design executive: Jean-Pierre Ploue, director of Centre Frank Stephenson, vice president design, Dirk van Braeckel, director of design de Creation Citroen Fiat, Lancia and light commercial vehicles Flavio Manzoni, design director, Fiat, Other senior styling managers: Other senior styling managers: Lancia and light commercial vehicles Raul Pires, head of exterior design Oleg Son, head of Platform 2 Robin Page, head of interior design Carlo Bonzanigo, head of Platform 3 Studios: Luis Santos, design project manager Gilles Vidal, concept cars Centro Stile Fiat Via La Manta 22 Studio: Studio: 10137 Turin, Italy Bentley Motor Cars Centre Technique de Velizy Studio director: Christopher Reitz Pyms Lane Centre de Creation Citroen, Route de Gizy Crewe, Cheshire CW1 3PL, UK 78973 Velizy-Villacoublay Cedex, France Centro Stile Alfa Romeo Viale Luraghi BERTONE DAIMLERCHRYSLER 20020 Arese, Milan, Italy Studio director: Wolfgang Egger Senior design executives: Senior design executives: Roberto Piatti, engineering Peter Pfeiffer, senior vice president Centro Stile Lancia Eugenio Manassero, managing director design; head of design, Mercedes Car Group Viale Fausto Coppi 2 Gunther Ellenrieder, director advanced 10043 Orbassano, Turin, Italy Studio: vehicle engineering Studio director: Marco Tencone Stile Bertone Steffen Köhl, senior manager advanced Via Roma 1 concepts studio design Fiat Auto Advanced Design 10040 Caprie, Turin, Italy Gerhard Honer, director design Corso Settembrini 40 commercial vehicles 10137 Turin, Italy BMW Studio director: Roberto Giolito, Studios: Senior design executive: DaimlerChrysler FIORAVANTI Chris Bangle, director of design Design Department HPC X800 Senior design executives: Other senior styling managers: 71059 Sindelfingen, Germany Leonardo and Matteo Fioravanti Adrian van Hooydonk, head of BMW brand design DaimlerChrysler Studio: Michael Ninic, head of interior design Advanced Design Italia Fioravanti SrL Styling Studio Thomas Plath, head of advanced design Largo Spluga, 1, 22100 Como, Italy P. Vittorio Emanuele 4 Gert Hildebrand, head of Mini design Studio director: Norbert Weber Moncalieri, Italy Verena Kloos, head of DesignworksUSA Ulf Weidhase, head of M-design Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design of North FORD America Studios: 17742 Cowan Street Senior design executives: Forschungs- und Innovationszentrum Irvine, California 92614, USA Martin Smith, executive design director (Research and Innovation Center) Studio director: Franz Lecher Ford Europe Knorrstrasse 147 Chris Bird, director integrations and 80788 Munich, Germany Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Center of operations Japan, Terry Wolkind, business manager DesignworksUSA 1-17 Chigasaki-minami 2-Chome 2201 Corporate Center Drive Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 224-0037 Other senior styling managers: Newbury Park, California 91320-1421, USA Japan Stefan Lamm, chief designer exteriors Studio director: Olivier Boulay October 31, 2005 Automotive News Europe 25 ◆ AN_suppl_051031_25-28.qxd 19.10.2005 19:29 Uhr Page 26 Design studios Claudio Messale, chief designer production Strada del Portone, 61 Studio: and execution 10137, Turin, Italy Design, G-DEC Land Rover Chris Clements, chief designer FCSD RS Banbury Road, Lighthorne Nikolaus Vidakovic, chief designer interior ITALDESIGN GIUGIARO Warwick CV35 0RG, UK design Ruth Pauli, chief designer color and Senior design executive: LOTUS materials Fabrizio Giugiaro, styling area director Senior design executives: Studio: Studios: Russell Carr, chief designer Merkenich Design Center Italdesign Steve Crijns, design manager John Andrews Entwicklungszentrum Via Achille Grandi, 25 John Statham, design manager Spessartstrasse 10024 Moncalieri, Turin, Italy Barney Hatt, principal designer 50725 Cologne-Merkenich, Germany Richard Kilgren, designer Diseno Industrial Anthony Bushell, designer FUORE DESIGN C/Isaac Peral 13 Neil Lloyd, studio manager 08960 Sant Just Desvern, Barcelona, Spain Senior design executive: Studio: Erwin Leo Himmel, CEO Italdesign France Group Lotus plc Rue de Forny 254 Potash Lane, Hethel, Norfolk, Studio: 7830 Buc, France NR14 8EZ, UK C/Teodor Roviralta 31 08022 Barcelona, Spain Berci MAGNA STEYR 655 Av. Roland Garros, BP 328 Cedex HEULIEZ 78533 Buc, France Senior styling executive: Andreas Wolfsgruber, head of styling Senior design executives: JAGUAR studio Alain Masquelet, research and development director Senior design manager: Studio: Jean-Marc Guillez, advanced engineering Ian Callum, director of design Styling Studio Europe director Magna Steyr Other senior styling managers: Liebenauer Hauptstrasse 317 Studio: Julian Thomson, chief designer, advanced 8041 Graz, Austria Heuliez design 79140 Cerizay, France Giles Taylor, senior design manager, MAZDA sports cars HONDA Kim Challinor, manager, color and trim Senior design executives: Morray S. Callum, executive officer, Studios: Studio: general manager, design division Honda R&D Europe Jaguar Cars Engineering Centre Koichi Hayashi, deputy general manager, Carl-Legien-Strasse 30 Design Studio (W/3/026), Abbey Road design division 83073 Offenbach, Germany Whitley, Coventry CV3 4LF, UK Atsushi Yamada, chief designer, Mazda Senior design executive: R&D center Yokohama Makoto Yamashita KARMANN Peter Birtwhistle, chief designer, Germany Franz von Holzhausen, chief designer Honda R&D Co., Ltd. Senior design executive: California Wako R&D Center Jörg Steuernagel, studio head Tokyo Studio Studios: 33 F Jzumi Garden Tower Other senior styling managers: Mazda Motor Corporation 1-6-1 Roppongi Mineto-ku Tokyo Marian Dziubiel, deputy studio head 3-1 Shinchi Fuchucho Akigun 106-6033 Japan Jutta Sommer, head of color and trim Hiroshima 730-8670 Japan Senior design executive: Kiyoshi Nishigata Studio: Mazda R&D Center Yokohama designStudio Wilhelm Karmann 2-5 Moriya Kanagawaku Yokohamashi Honda R&D North America Karmannstrasse 1 Kanagawa-ken Japan 1900 Harpers Way 49984 Osnabrück, Germany Torrance, California 90501, USA Mazda Europe GmbH Senior design executive: LAMBORGHINI European R&D and Production Masahito Okubo Hiroshimastrasse 1 Senior design executive: 61440 Oberursel, Germany HYUNDAI/KIA Walter de’ Silva (also head of design, Audi brand group) Mazda North American Operations Senior design manager: 1422 Reynolds Avenue Suk Geun Oh Studio: Irvine, California 92614, USA Via Modena 12 Studio: 40019 Sant’ Agata Bolognese, Bologna, Italy MEL DESIGN Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center Am Hyundai-Platz LAND ROVER Menard Engineering Marie-Curie-Strasse 2 Leafield Technical Centre, 65428 Rüsselsheim, Germany Senior design executive: Langley, Witney, Oxfordshire Geoff Upex, director of design OX29 9EF, England I.DE.A. INSTITUTE Tel: +44 1993 871000 Other senior styling managers: Senior design executive: David Saddington, chief platform director, Senior design executives: Justyn Norek, design director Discovery and Defender Andrew Mill, head of design, Richard Woolley, chief platform director, Andrew Miles, modeling manager Studio: Range Rover and Freelander I.DE.A. Institute ◆ 26 Automotive News Europe October 31, 2005 AN_suppl_051031_25-28.qxd 19.10.2005 19:29 Uhr Page 28 Design studios MITSUBISHI Jean-Francois Venet, vice president, light Toyota Technical Center (Head Office) commercial vehicle/commercial vehicle Toyota City, Aichi prefecture, Japan Senior design executives: design and special programs Kitaori Kikuzo, president Michel Jardin, director, concept car design Tokyo Design Research and Laboratory Efi Maas, general manager, design (Technical Center) Studio: Ishikawa, Hachioji City Tokyo, Japan Studio: Technocenter, Direction du Design Mitsubishi Motor R&D of Europe Industriel, 1 Avenue du Golf Calty Design Research Head Office & Design Studio 78288 Guyancourt, France Newport Beach, California 92660, USA Diamantstrasse 1 65468 Trebur, Germany SAAB VALMET NISSAN Senior design executive: Senior design executive: Simon Padian, design manager Aimo Ahlman, vice president product Senior design executives: development Satoru Tai, vice president design Studio: Stephane Schwarz, design director Saab Automobile Other senior styling managers: 461 80 Trollhättan, Sweden Jouni Koskinen, head of exterior design Studio: Esa Kiiski, head of interior design Nissan Design Europe SEAT 181 Harrow Road Studio: London WZ 6NB, England Senior design executive: Valmet Automotive Technical Center Luc Donckerwolke, design director PO Box 4, FIN 23501, Autotehtaankatu 14 OPEL 23500 Uusikaupunki, Finland Other senior styling managers: Senior design executive: Juan Perez, exterior design VOLKSWAGEN Bryan Nesbitt, executive director design, Juan Manuel Lopez, interior design GM Europe Simona Falcinella, color and trim Senior design executive: Murat Günak, vice president of design Studio: Studio: General Motors Europe Design Center Europe Studios: ITDC Avda. Navarra s/n Volkswagen Design Center IPC 86-01 08870 Sitges, Spain Brieffach 1683 65423 Rüsselsheim, Germany 28436 Wolfsburg, Germany SKODA PSA/PEUGEOT-CITROEN
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