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• Flaminio Bertoni
  Before his work in industrial design, Bertoni was a sculptor. The DS was often exhibited at industrial design showcases, such as the 1957 [[Milan Triennial]] Exposition.
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• Fabio Taglioni
  [[Category:Industrial designers|Taglioni]]
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• Industrial design
  ...oduced in an industrial way, for example an artisan can't be considered an industrial designer although she may challenge the same aspects of a product. '''Product design''' is focused on products only, while industrial design has a broader focus on concepts, products and processes. In addition
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• Giuseppe Busso
  Born in [[Turin]], he graduated as an industrial designer, and In 1937 began working for [[Fiat]] in its aviation engine dep {{Italian automobile designers}}
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• Giandrea Fabbro
  [[Category:Italian industrial designers]] [[Category:Motorcycle designers]]
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• Marcello Gandini
  ...h most of his creative ability was used in the design of cars, was well as industrial design and interior decoration. ...of [[Bertone]] until 1980 when the left to devote himself to the freelance designers. Succeeded contemporary [[Giorgetto Giugiaro]], the body Bertone, he drew t
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• Miguel Angel Galluzzi
  ...900 Monster]]'''Miguel Angel Galluzzi''' ([[Buenos Aires]], 1959) is an [[industrial design]]er famous for creating the [[Ducati]] [[Ducati Monster|Monster]]. H [[Category:Motorcycle designers]]
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• Erwin Komenda
  [[Category:Industrial designers|Komenda, Erwin]] [[Category:Automobile designers|Komenda, Erwin]]
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• Massimo Tamburini
  ...d of product design, Tamburini is on a par with leading Italian automotive designers such as Giorgio Giugiaro and Marcello Gandini. [[Category:Italian designers|Tamburini, Massimo]]
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• Ercole Spada
  ...ledged as seminal by his fellow designers as well as by generetions of new designers; One example of the attraction of Spada's work was that of the [[Mazda MX-3 ..., to create [[Spadaconcept]], a new design house aimed at automotive and [[industrial design]].
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• Automobile design
  [[Image:1961_AMC_PRfoto_Designers.jpg|thumb|250px|Designers at work in 1961. Standing by the scale model's left front fender is [[Richa ...racticed by designers who usually have an art background and a degree in [[industrial design]] or transport design.
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• Harley Earl
  ...design as its own discipline, and demonstrating the critical place of good industrial design in the automobile field. He is credited with many innovations, some [[Category:General Motors designers|Earl, Harley]]
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• Nicola Romeo
  ...and post-war recession and received aid from the "Consortium subsidies on industrial values." The company had as its objectives the production of different type Apart from contractor and industrial engineer Romeo is occupied in the scientific problems of pure geometry. It
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• Pietro Frua
  ...983]]) was one of the leading Italian coachbuilders and [[automobile|car]] designers during the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]]. During the [[1960s]] Pietro Frua was among the most prominent car designers in Italy. The “Frua line” was [[synonym]]ous with the good taste of a s
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• Venice Arsenal
  ...]] on a [[assembly line|production-line]] basis not seen again until the [[Industrial Revolution]]. In the late [[16th century]], the Arsenal's designers experimented with larger ships as platforms for heavy naval guns. The most
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• Frua
  During the [[1960s]] [[Pietro Frua]] was among the most prominent car designers in Italy. The “Frua line” was [[synonym]]ous with the good taste of a s ...craftsmanship to the younger ones who already had taken their role in the industrial process. There was no longer a demand to build completely detailed and func
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• Carcerano
  | Industry || [[Automotive | Automotive]] <br/> [[Industrial Design]] <br/> Communication ...in Pianezza (Torino), by creating "Carcerano Open a series of events where designers, architects, engineers, entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, photographers, i
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• Gianni Agnelli
  ...national product|GNP]], 3.1% of its industrial workforce, and 16.5% of its industrial investment in research. ...rnational alliances and joint-ventures (like [[Iveco]]) which marked a new industrial mentality. In the 1970s, during the international petrol crisis, he sold pa
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• Luigi Colani
  ...] on [[2 August]] [[1928]] as ''Lutz Colani''), is a [[Germany|German]] [[industrial designer]] whose father came from [[Madulain]] near [[St. Moritz]] in [[Swi ;1984: No. 1 industrial designer in Japan; Otaru exhibition, 60 m large shell
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• Linkage (mechanical)
  The [[Industrial Revolution]] was the golden age of mechanical linkages. Mathematical, engi Designers will synthesize a linkage by starting with the required output motion, mech
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