Jaguar Land Rover put on a special media tour of its new Jaguar design studio in Gaydon, England. The state-of-the-art facility spans 12,000 square metres and allows closer communication between departments
Rising up from the centre of Jaguar Land Rover’s headquarters in Gaydon, is a towering complex of wood and glass. Known as the “Gaydon Triangle,” the campus houses the company’s engineering team, the Land Rover design facilities, and now, Jaguar’s expansive new design studio that’s twice the size of the old space in Whitley.
“We think it’s the most advanced automotive design studio in the world,” Jaguar’s design director Julian Thomson tells us.
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