3-Dimensional Design. A small-scale model of a car.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1406
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. A small-scale model of a car.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1408
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. Car models are placed in different locations at Art Center: coming up the drive and going under the bridge. Also, in the parking lot of a local grocery store.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1395
• Item
• 1982 February 8

Part of Transportation Design Department

Jurick, Helmut (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. Craig Taylor (Group II) prepares a strip of foam core to finish surface development of car. Wheel struts were vacuum formed. All struts are identical, making this an economical construction technique.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1392-2004.23.1392.12
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Katz, Lee (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. Daniel Darancou (PROD 1984) and Jean-Claude Bouvier (TRAN 1983) (L-R) (Group V) working on a nearly finished model. A real motorcycle tire was mounted to a simple tube fork permitting the car to roll and steer.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1392-2004.23.1392.16
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Katz, Lee (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1400
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1395-2004.23.1395.18A
• Item
• 1982 February 8

Part of Transportation Design Department

Jurick, Helmut (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1399
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1404
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1395-2004.23.1395.20A
• Item
• 1982 February 8

Part of Transportation Design Department

Jurick, Helmut (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1395-2004.23.1395.29A
• Item
• 1982 February 8

Part of Transportation Design Department

Jurick, Helmut (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1402
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1395-2004.23.1395.23A
• Item
• 1982 February 8

Part of Transportation Design Department

Jurick, Helmut (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. During the critique, the cars were positioned around the Art Center campus, again integrating them into a functioning environment to evaluate scale, compare them with existing vehicles and judge their worth or impact.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1403
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

3-Dimensional Design. Harry Bradley and students are viewing finished foam core models of cars which have been moved outside to the visitor parking lot and to the street in front of the gallery entrance.

• 32-RG 32.02-2004.23.1393
• Item
• 1982

Part of Transportation Design Department

Unknown (photographer)