Classe c a Brazilian perspective

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C class Brazil: the emergent class from a design perspective. July – 2012 US

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C classBrazil: the emergent class from a design perspective.

July – 2012 US

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• The references in design – public transportation.

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The yellow here means special seat for oldest, pregnant, injured people.

• Seats used in buses from many cities.

• Patterns used in travel buses.

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• Subways trains in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.

New style

New design

traditional

traditional

traditional

New style

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• Design cues from the most popular airline.

Extreme low prices, just basic information using a nice font.

Simple and easy to understand.

This is not a kids menu!

Fabrics, seats and trims.

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• What some brands are changing to reach them.

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• Cues for Automotive Design.

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• Key words

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Colors: primary, secondary, saturated, shiny, not very light.- Keeping the background in grey or black and using color in details is traditional and safe.

Patterns: geometric or organic, modern, beautiful, “drama”.- Literal, not complex.

Look for popular culture as a reference for inspirational patterns, not international themes.- They buy local, also prefer main street versus malls.

Preference for functional, not just style.- Design to be included.

Product needs to be simple with quality.

Good handling.- Fair enough.

Lasting, not robust.- It needs to be perceveid as a durable, not delicate, not strong.

Recyclable , sustainable.- They care for it.

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Thank you!“Crowd likes drama, who likes simplicity is intellectual”

The man who said it was an expert in Carnival, he was called Joaozinho Trinta.