Promising talent from the world’s leading design schools provide a vision for the future of mobility
The North American International Auto Show may have moved to June, but industry leaders know that January in Detroit still presents an invaluable opportunity – namely, the chance to scoop up the latest talent from one of the world’s premier design schools, the College for Creative Studies (CCS). This year’s BFA Winter Exhibition features work from twelve Fall graduates, plus several prominent Juniors and Seniors. As you will see in the selections below, autonomy, luxury mobility and high-tech performance are all very much top-of-mind at CCS.
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