INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
PROBLEM SOLVING
Delise Design is a specialized Industrial Design Firm focusing in Advanced Vehicle Concepts. Circular design philosophy: Regenerative Product Modality Serving: Aerospace / Automotive / Medical / Military Follow our behind the scenes design process as we build next generation of mobility concepts. Founded 2016. Proudly located in metro Denver, Colorado, the largest growing energy and aerospace engineering hub in the country.
Christian Delise
Founder & Director
Christian Delise has international experience designing across industries from Automotive to Consumer to Medical, developing Intellectual Property Value in the form of Industrial Design, User Experience, Human Machine Interface, and Product Marketing.
His industrial design career has granted him the opportunity to work within the most advanced top secret design studios in some of the world’s largest companies including: Toyota, Lexus, Ford, Faurecia, Stanley Black & Decker, Lamborghini, Volkswagen, and Porsche.
A student of Consumer Psychology, Mechanical Engineering, and Industrial Design, he provides multi faceted, hands on input from early concept to prototype to production and beyond.
As an entrepreneur, his business acumen was developed from raw experience in the field. While in University, Christian started his first small business, True Depiction, which provided demonstrative technical illustrations for legal trials which supported settling of cases in excess of $72 Million.
Since then Christian has launched several companies operating in a variety of capacities, while managing a growing network of talented contributors and partners:
Delise Design : Intellectual Property Value Creation
Delise Automotive : Regenerative Adaptable Design
HyperVan Medical : Mobilized Hyperbaric Technology
Regenerative Adaptable Design
The idea of “regenerative” is most commonly understood in agriculture—where diversity of crops, crop rotation, and reinvestment into the soil creates systems that become healthier, more productive, and more resilient over time. We apply the same principle to design: rather than building single-use products destined for obsolescence, we develop systems that grow stronger, more capable, and more valuable the longer they are in use. In the context of multi-modal energy systems, this means designing platforms that can shift seamlessly between electric, hybrid, hydrogen, or other future sources without replacing the core architecture.
Benefits Across Industries
Regenerative Adaptable Design (RAD) is not limited to automotive—it applies to any sector where complexity, long lifecycles, and high costs demand smarter design. By focusing on modularity, interoperability, and regenerative use of materials and systems, RAD empowers industries to design for resilience and reinvestment. Key advantages include:
Longevity: Products designed to evolve rather than expire.
Adaptability: Modular systems that can shift function, scale, or purpose.
Circularity: Reduced waste and costs by repurposing or upgrading components.
Efficiency: Faster prototyping and manufacturing through adaptable platforms.
Value Retention: Business models where products hold or grow in worth over time.
The Delise Design Approach
At Delise Design, we pioneered this methodology by testing it across our ventures. In Delise Auto, RAD takes shape as regenerative manufacturing—modular vehicles designed to extend lifecycles and adapt to changing technologies. In HyperVan, the principle translates into regenerative healing—mobile medical platforms that deliver therapies designed to engage the bodies’ natural ability to heal itself. These projects gave us a unique vantage point: to see RAD not just as a design philosophy, but as a repeatable process that can be applied across industries. By evolving from mobility to medicine, we’ve built a design framework that’s adaptable, scalable, and primed to solve some of the world’s most complex challenges.