Diploma – 2013

Diploma – 2013

Selection of diploma's projects, 2013.

Selection of diploma's projects, 2013.

DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Sylvain Aebischer
ROOMMATE  ECAL / Sylvain Aebischer
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, SOFFIO ECAL / Giulia Amélie Chéhab
SOFFIO  ECAL / Giulia Amélie Chéhab
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Jérôme Chapuis
GRAPEWINE  ECAL / Jérôme Chapuis
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Thibault Dussex
EDWARD  ECAL / Thibault Dussex
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Micael Filipe
VOLET  ECAL / Micael Filipe
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Sacha Landolt
CHARLES & HENRY  ECAL / Sacha Landolt
Yann Mathys
REVERSO  ECAL / Yann Mathys
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Jérôme Reymond
SLASH  ECAL / Jérôme Reymond
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Joël Salamin
BRAIDRUNNER  ECAL / Joël Salamin, Prix BCV
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Jonathan Vallin
SEELY  ECAL / Jonathan Vallin
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Romain Viricel
POLARIS  ECAL / Romain Viricel
DESIGN INDUSTRIEL, Mugi Yamamoto
STACK  ECAL / Mugi Yamamoto, Prix de la Banque Raiffeisen

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