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OCTOBER 2001

In October 2001, the Porsche Technical Centre in Weissach required STOLA s.p.a to build two fibre glass see-through clinic models from clay styling originals.
Their goal was to be able to examine very quickly the first ideas of the future coupe derived from the Boxter type 987, as if it were a real road going car (in 2005 it would be called Cayman).
Timing for delivery was extrordinary, 3 weeks including painting.
The work undertaken in STOLA s.p.a. over multiple shifts was exclusively the construction of light resins on layered sheets, assembly, construction of plexi- glass and painting in metallic grey.

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Rivoli October 2001. La Stola s.p.a. creates two "clinic models see trough", in fiber glass obtained from as many clay models sent by the Technical Center of Weissach.

 

DECEMBER 2001

At the end of December 2001, the Mitsubishi Europe Style Centre commissioned STOLA s.p.a. to provide a style hard see-through model for the brand new Colt Plus.
The reference designer from Trebur resident in Rivoli was Thomas Morel.

Rivoli marzo 2002: in Stola s.p.a. viene realizzata una proposta di modello di stile per la futura Clot Plus Il designe è realizzato e diretto dal Centro Stile Mitsubishi Europa.Rivoli March 2002: in Stola s.p.a. a style model proposal is created for the future Clot Plus The design is created and directed by the Mitsubishi Europa Style Center.

 

JANUARY 2002

At the beginning of January 2002, the Honda European Style Centre required STOLA s.p.a. to create exterior and interior style model for the future VIII generation Civic .
The exterior model is incredibly futuristic and sensual, and the designers sent Stola a fun congratulatory letter appreciative of the skill of the modellers .

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Rivoli January 2002: In Stola s.p.a. two proposals of style models are made, for exteriors and interiors, for the future VIII generation of the Honda Civic. The design is made and directed by the Honda Europe Style Center.didascalia

Ecco la particolarissima lettera di congratulazioni di uno dei designer Honda residenti a Rivoli. Questo particolare sfondo si può immaginare volesse raccontare la sensualità di questo innovativo design.Here is the very special congratulatory letter from one of the Honda designers residing in Rivoli. You can imagine this particular background wanted to tell the sensuality of this innovative design.

As soon as this project was finished, also from the Honda Style Center Europe, came another request for the construction of a proposal for an exterior ard see-through style model for the third series of the CR-V.

Rivoli marzo 2002: In Stola s.p.a. viene realizzata una proposta di modello di stile della futura tipo CR-V III generazione. Il design è realizzato e diretto dal Centro Stile Honda Europa.Rivoli March 2002: In Stola s.p.a. a style model proposal of the future type CR-V III generation is made. The design is made and directed by the Honda Europe Style Center.

 

10 JANUARY  2002

Giuseppe Stola 1922 - 2002Giuseppe Stola 1922 - 2002On 10 January 2002, following an illness, Giuseppe Stola died.
50 years of work, 28 of which were leading the SEV foundry.
Those who knew him remember an extraordinary and tireless commitment to his dangerous and laborious work.
Always attentive to his family, he shared his passion for sailing and traveling around the world with his wife Nena and his two sons Margherita and Massimo, especially from 1992, when his well-deserved retirement began.

 

EARLY 2002

01Maserati MC12 in production since 2004In early 2002 came a prestigious project from Ferrari s.p.a. style director Frank Stephenson.
The request was for the development of modelling and engineering of "only the interior", excluding seats, for the future Maserati MC12, whose chassis derived mostly from the Ferrari Enzo.
The project aimed for production of only 50 units, and therefore technical and investment must be compatible with the customer's demand for such an extraordinarily low number.
The engineering and modeling department of STOLA s.p.a. worked directly and in total harmony with Frank Stephenson, who followed the work alone.
Giuseppe Di Nunno was the project leader chosen by Stola, he would develop both project and model.
Maserati was responsible for production of these 50 interiors.

02The production interior of the Maserati MC12 in 2004

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