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Iman Maghsoudi | |
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Born | [1] | July 8, 1980
Nationality | American, Iranian |
Education | Bachelor of Industrial Design |
Occupation | Industrial designer |
Known for | Car Design, Industrial Design, Luxury Design, Futuristic Design |
Website |
www |
Iman Maghsoudi ( Persian: ایمان مقصودی) is an Iranian–American industrial designer.
Born in Tehran, he started experimenting with car design as a student of industrial design in Islamic Azad University and won the "Interior Motives Award in 2006" featuring Ferrari Monza concept, with which he managed to win three prizes: Overall winner, Best Conceptual Interior, and nominated for Best Innovation award. [2] [3] The jury called his design a "dramatic design [that] represents a vision of the future in which the considerations of space and resources will impact on the way people drive." [4] [5] In 2007, He won the Red Dot Awards for "Living Box" in the "Mobility" Category of Design Concepts, [6] and the IDEA Design Excellence Awards. In 2012, he designed and led the Python concept car project in Iran. [7] [8] [9]
After moving to America in 2013, he established his own design studio and became more involved in luxury design, business and entrepreneurship.[ citation needed] In the same year, he helped with the launch of concept motorcycle "Ostureh" (Myth in Persian) that was featured at Big Boys Toys. [10] He won the Local Motors Hawaii Motors Design competition in 2009 with project iBite, [11] and in 2014 his Aeroblade concept won the second place in the world's first 3D Printed Car Design Competition. [12] [13] [14]
He established Exxeo brand in 2017 for luxury products, and its first product, the Exxeo "Eclipse" Luxury Hybrid Piano won the Platinum A' Design Award. [15] [16] [17] Nargess Banks wrote in Forbes that it is "designed to disrupt the traditional piano world" with an organic shape and carbon fiber body. [18] [19] World Piano News described the Exxeo Piano as "visually striking." [20] [21]
Award | Date | Category | Result | Ref. |
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Interior Motives Award | 2006 | Best Overall Automotive Interior Design | Won | [22] [4] |
Best Conceptual Interior | Won | |||
Best Conceptual Exterior | Won | |||
Best Innovation | Nominated | [ citation needed] | ||
Red Dot Awards | 2007 | Mobility | Won | [6] |
2007 | Design Excellence Awards | Won | [ citation needed] | |
Local Motors Hawaii Motors Design | 2009 | Won | [11] | |
IMTS | 2014 | Innovation Award | 2nd Place | [12] [13] [14] |
A' Design Award | 2018 | Excellence in Design | Won | [15] [16] [17] |
This article may have been created or edited in return for undisclosed payments, a violation of Wikipedia's
terms of use. It may require cleanup to comply with Wikipedia's
content policies, particularly
neutral point of view. (July 2022) |
Iman Maghsoudi | |
---|---|
Born | [1] | July 8, 1980
Nationality | American, Iranian |
Education | Bachelor of Industrial Design |
Occupation | Industrial designer |
Known for | Car Design, Industrial Design, Luxury Design, Futuristic Design |
Website |
www |
Iman Maghsoudi ( Persian: ایمان مقصودی) is an Iranian–American industrial designer.
Born in Tehran, he started experimenting with car design as a student of industrial design in Islamic Azad University and won the "Interior Motives Award in 2006" featuring Ferrari Monza concept, with which he managed to win three prizes: Overall winner, Best Conceptual Interior, and nominated for Best Innovation award. [2] [3] The jury called his design a "dramatic design [that] represents a vision of the future in which the considerations of space and resources will impact on the way people drive." [4] [5] In 2007, He won the Red Dot Awards for "Living Box" in the "Mobility" Category of Design Concepts, [6] and the IDEA Design Excellence Awards. In 2012, he designed and led the Python concept car project in Iran. [7] [8] [9]
After moving to America in 2013, he established his own design studio and became more involved in luxury design, business and entrepreneurship.[ citation needed] In the same year, he helped with the launch of concept motorcycle "Ostureh" (Myth in Persian) that was featured at Big Boys Toys. [10] He won the Local Motors Hawaii Motors Design competition in 2009 with project iBite, [11] and in 2014 his Aeroblade concept won the second place in the world's first 3D Printed Car Design Competition. [12] [13] [14]
He established Exxeo brand in 2017 for luxury products, and its first product, the Exxeo "Eclipse" Luxury Hybrid Piano won the Platinum A' Design Award. [15] [16] [17] Nargess Banks wrote in Forbes that it is "designed to disrupt the traditional piano world" with an organic shape and carbon fiber body. [18] [19] World Piano News described the Exxeo Piano as "visually striking." [20] [21]
Award | Date | Category | Result | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|---|
Interior Motives Award | 2006 | Best Overall Automotive Interior Design | Won | [22] [4] |
Best Conceptual Interior | Won | |||
Best Conceptual Exterior | Won | |||
Best Innovation | Nominated | [ citation needed] | ||
Red Dot Awards | 2007 | Mobility | Won | [6] |
2007 | Design Excellence Awards | Won | [ citation needed] | |
Local Motors Hawaii Motors Design | 2009 | Won | [11] | |
IMTS | 2014 | Innovation Award | 2nd Place | [12] [13] [14] |
A' Design Award | 2018 | Excellence in Design | Won | [15] [16] [17] |