Sergio Bogunyà
Doctoral Fellow, Bachelor in Design and Innovation and Bachelor in Industrial Design Engineering
Sergio Bogunyà is a designer of Catalan origin, Industrial Design engineer, model maker and drafter, trained in Barcelona (Elisava, UB and Escola Massana) and Trondheim (NTNU, Norway) and in Architecture (ETSAV-UPC). Currently, he is developing his doctoral thesis ALMA (Augmented Lore through Machine Assistance), in which he explores the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Extended Reality to enrich the user experience.
He runs u solamente, his design studio in Barcelona that operates according to the motto of innovation and sensitivity. His work is characterized by incorporating natural elements, searching simplicity and respecting craftwork, always with an approach to sustainability and social inclusion.
He has collaborated with different design companies and studios. Among his most outstanding projects are RavalKm0 and Zicla Zebra Zero for Curro Claret, an urban solution for cycle paths. In Norway he was part of the DNVGL-Fuel Fighter team, which won the Best Design award at the Shell Eco-marathon World Championship thanks to a carbon fiber electric car prototype.
As a professor in design universities in Barcelona he teaches courses in 3D modelling, materials and new technologies, prototyping and product design. His pedagogy combines experiential learning and interdisciplinarity, promoting the students’ ability to face real challenges with innovative solutions and social purpose.
He runs u solamente, his design studio in Barcelona that operates according to the motto of innovation and sensitivity. His work is characterized by incorporating natural elements, searching simplicity and respecting craftwork, always with an approach to sustainability and social inclusion.
He has collaborated with different design companies and studios. Among his most outstanding projects are RavalKm0 and Zicla Zebra Zero for Curro Claret, an urban solution for cycle paths. In Norway he was part of the DNVGL-Fuel Fighter team, which won the Best Design award at the Shell Eco-marathon World Championship thanks to a carbon fiber electric car prototype.
As a professor in design universities in Barcelona he teaches courses in 3D modelling, materials and new technologies, prototyping and product design. His pedagogy combines experiential learning and interdisciplinarity, promoting the students’ ability to face real challenges with innovative solutions and social purpose.