Dino, reimagined (2026). A personal design study by Nir Sivan: the Ferrari Dino rethought in a contemporary key. It keeps the original’s character (compact mid-engine proportions and a soft, flowing front) and brings it into today’s idea of Ferrari elegance: refined rather than aggressive, and still original. Where the original Dino ends in a strong, decisive cut, this study introduces a hatchback cut with an opening rear spoiler. The renders were made with AI from Nir’s original hand sketch of the four views, shown first. A personal study, not affiliated with Ferrari.
Guided by Nir Sivan’s passion for complex geometry and expressive form, our studio explored automotive design — the arena where cutting-edge technology meets artisanal, human-oriented craft. The research focused on forms that “speak”: surfaces and transitions designed to transmit emotion and intent, developed through a clay-to-CAD workflow, parametric surfacing, and rapid prototyping.
Material studies — metals, composites, advanced coatings — were tested alongside future-ready performance needs and strict industry regulations, ensuring beauty, feasibility, and safety coexist. The outcome is a library of design principles, surface logics, and fabrication methods that now inform our architecture: cleaner aerodynamics in massing, tighter tolerances in envelopes, and a more tactile, legible user experience across our projects.
- Place
- Turin, Italy
- Year
- 2020
- Client
- Private
