Cars
Revolutionary design, a technique that respects tradition
Discover the Modulo: Where innovation meets tradition. Delve into the meticulous craftsmanship behind this iconic automotive design, pushing the boundaries of art and engineering.
Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1970 and winner of 22 international design awards, the Modulo shattered conventional automobile norms and stands as a pinnacle of Italian and global automotive design.
But how is a model of this kind built?
The first step involves constructing the buck using two techniques: one originating in Modena, specifically tailored for racing cars, utilizing iron rods commonly referred to as “filone,” and the other method involves the creation of a life-size wooden buck that’s identical to the final vehicle. This marriage of pure concept and the original structure is realized through meticulously handcrafted, hand-beaten panels, refining the car’s distinctive contours.
