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| Merih Kunur
| Merih Kunur is an experienced vehicle designer, researcher and consultant. He studied Industrial Design at Mimar Sinan University, Istanbul, from 1981-87, focusing on transport projects. He later graduated in 2003 from the Vehicle Design Department at the Royal College of Art with an MPhil, his thesis investigating mobility issues within London.
Since then Merih has worked with the Helen Hamlyn Centre on the Mobilicity project, in collaboration with Capoco Design; on a study of the future ambulance with NPSA; on Connections: mobility, ageing and independent living sponsored by Intel; and currently on the Smart Pods research project that focuses on taking healthcare to the patient. Previous projects include animation, art direction for TV, office, retail and warehouse architecture, textile and vehicle design. He has exhibited his design work widely in Turkey, the UK, Japan and USA. In 2006 his works were exhibited at the Detroit Motor Show, Science Museum and at Ambex in Harrogate.
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