Car boots

Layers and drawers

Journal article (2003)

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M. Veefkind (contributor)
B. Soetens (contributor)
Copyright: © 2003 J. van Kasteren
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2003

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Delft Outlook, 2003, 3

Abstract

The car boot of practically any car appears to be pretty low on the list of items the manufacturer considers important.The world of glossy, state of the art and high-tech design seems to come to a halt behind the rear seat. Designers at Audi, the German car manufacturers, were well aware that this part of the car had been neglected and that it could be put to much better use. Visique, a team of students at the TU Delft faculty of Industrial Design, were asked to develop an innovative concept.