Name: Timur Bozca
Company: Bozca Design Ltd.
Position within company: Creative Director / Founder
Website: www.bozca.design
Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc)
I am a designer who graduated from Coventry University (United Kingdom) with a degree in MDes Automotive & Transport Design. During my final year at Coventry University, I went to Majenta Academy (UK) to increase my digital modeling skills with A-class surface. Subsequently, I continued my education at the Politecnico di Milano (Italy) where I completed a Masters in Yacht Design.
I have completed a number of projects on automotive, aviation, yacht and architectural design. Currently, I am focused towards creating new trends in those industries.
How would you describe your personal design style?
Creative and innovative who is pushing the boundaries.
Where does your design inspiration come from?
The majority of the time, my inspiration comes from the natural world, the animal kingdom, and everyday life. Nature shows us ways of solving complicated design issues through evolution, leaving us with the most sophisticated solutions.
In what direction do you feel that design is moving towards in a general sense?
Technology that’s already affecting the form and function to push more boundaries in the design industry.
Name five key themes to consider when approaching design in 2019 and beyond.
Unique, Smart, Beautiful, Eco-Friendly, Multifunctional
If you could offer one piece of advice when it comes to design schemes, what would it be?
Be creative and design what is not exist!
How important are The International Yacht & Aviation Awards?
I am looking forward to experience it!
What projects are you currently working on?
At the moment, we have different range yacht projects from 14m to 105m, catamaran to superyacht. Beside of yacht projects, we are working on a unique hotel project as well.
What are your aims and goals for the next twelve months?
Launch some of my creations and then aiming to the next level.
If you weren’t a designer, what would you be?
Marine Biologist