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Eric and Martin sit down at the show and give us a brief review of the exhibitiors, the cars that were unveiled and the show in general.

In Episode 10 of GESTALTEN Eric is back from his vacation and rejoins Martin on the show to finally quit bashing BMW, talk about new production cars, share their opinions on new concept cars and give us a general overview of the latest changes in design top-level management.

Welcome back to the 7th Episode of GESTALTEN!

Eric and Martin have lots to discuss after our summer break. Beside a discussions about new cars that were released, Eric went to Californa and happened just in time for this year’s Pebble Beach Concourse d’Elegance.

In our second special episode, Martin gets an in-depth explanation by Carlos Salaff on how to build his own supercar and a number of extra lessons of all the things Carlos learnt on his journey to the concept lawn of pebble beach.

In our first special episode, Byton’s Quirin Friedl joins Martin to talk about the present and future augmented and virtual in automotive design.

In the 9th Episode of GESTALTEN, Martin and Eric review our visit to the Paris Motor Show, try not to bash BMW too much and give out insider knowledge to all design students among our audience.

On our second but also last day on the Paris Motor Show 2018, Martin and Eric sit down between the Honda NSX and its pretty impressive racing version the NSX GTR 3 and review the presented concept cars we have seen on the show.

It’s Episode 8 of the Gestalten podcast! Eric and Martin are back for another big episode to discuss the latest concept and production car designs, ask the question if we’re stuck in the car design industry in its current form and preview the next episode that will be all about the Paris Motor Show!

In our sixth episode of GESTALTEN, Eric and Martin discuss not only the latest trends and events in automotive design but talk about how design studios work and what is needed to build a car. We also have our first special guest on the show, Konzepthaus co-founder Daniel Schoenfeldt, who gives us exciting insights in how contracting in design works and why it is needed.