Benoit is a freshly graduated industrial designer with 15 months of experience working on projects in 4 countries. He has worked on projects for companies like Volvo, BI2, Decathlon, Zeleritaz, Asnes, and Trondheim Kommune. Some of the projects he worked on include designing a wheel loader for Volvo, a sports bottle and armbands for BI2, a team sport product for Decathlon, inline skates for Zeleritaz, and touring skis and wood sports facilities for Asnes and Trondheim Kommune. Benoit enjoys challenges like vehicle design and utilizes sketching, 3D modeling, prototyping, and other design phases in his projects.
2. HELLO
Hi, my name is Benoit. I am a
freshly graduate industrial designer
and here are the projects I worked
on so far.
3. 2 Years Technical degree
Annecy, France
Engineering and Industrial Design
Montbeliard, France
6 Months Internship
Brisbane, Australia
1 Year Industrial Design
Trondheim, Norway
6 Months Internship
Amsterdam, Netherland
15Months of Experience
4Countries
7. Intern project on a Volvo Wheeloader during my internship at
Bluelarix, Amsterdam.
I was involved in ideation, concept sketching on exterior
and interior and design phases.
8. Study of the different part of
the vehicul but more important
of the volvo’s style to stick to
the company’s vehicules look.
9. I had to create simple surfaces
to generate a general volume.
It helped to have an overview of
the vehicules in order to create
layout for the sketching phase.
10. I love challenged and
sketching a vehicule was
definitely a big one.
11. I start using tablet just few month ago but I already enjoy
the multiple possibilities that this tool offers.
16. Collaboration with Decathlon, a french sports company, on a Team
Sport Product during my internship at Bluelarix, Amsterdam.
I was involved in ideation, prototyping, concept sketching
and design phases.
17. Project on a Inline Skate Product for Zeleritaz, a chinese sports
company, during my internship at Bluelarix, Amsterdam.
I worked on the system research, prototyping, cad modeling,
test and design phases.
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18. After a research of different system I
did a quick 3D model to model the basic
shape with a working principle.
19. The prototype has been done
by an other company but was
tested, improved and used in the
office.
20. A new 3D model was designed to
create a layout as close as possible
to the final concept’s shape
21. The shape was more or less
defined by the mechanisme but
thanks to a lot of sketching we
managed to give it a dynamic
and sport’s look
22. Re-branding , users study and design of a touring ski
part specific for Asnes, norwegian ski leader.
23. Users and environment study was the biggest
part of this project because of the lack of
knowledge from the
company considering their clients.
24. The goal was to design a top cover plastic part where
the skin under the ski could be fixed at. This part has
more a aesthetics role than a technical one.
25. First development in cartboard to have a general
idea.
Then quick 3D modeling to print models to have
a real impression of the models and to be able to
compare them in reality.
26. The company asked us to create a template for
a future presentation of the product.
It was more a style direction than the real final
presentation.
27. School project on a agrume squeezer. Full study and
modeling were part of it.
32. The pitch was to use only wood and work on the join
between the different parts.
33. Bringing ideas to life during and after the
ideation step is the best way to keep progressing
during a project.
34. To present our idea to the Trondheim municipality we choose
a model 1:10 with a dynamic approach.
Most people forget than a good presentation is as important
as the main project.
36. Creation of a bike’s helmet in photoshop and integration of
this on in a real environment.
37. I really like the logic behind surface modeling and it is
something I would love to get better at.
38. Even if numeric software are really handy and allowed us to
have more content in a small time it is alway nice to get back to
simple markers and pen. Right ?