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SUMMARY:Atlantic Interior Design Awards (AIDA)
DESCRIPTION:WELCOME TO ALL MEMBERS OF IDNS\, IDNB AND IDNL! \nThe new Atlantic Interior Design Awards (AIDA) program is now open! \nThe Awards Committee at IDNS has developed this regional award program to celebrate the rich and diverse design community in Atlantic Canada and to come together to be inspired and honour achievements in the Interior Design profession. \nThe awards program aims to: \n\nRecognizing members for their excellence in interior design\nRecognizing industry supporters\nRaising awareness of the interior design profession in Atlantic Canada\n\n  \nGENERAL INFORMATION \n!! IMPORTANT DATES !! \nPortal will be open to receive submissions on Wednesday\, 15th February\, 2023 through to Friday\, 31st March 2023 midnight. \nWinning projects and the Community Awards will be announced on Thursday\, 22nd June\, 2023 at the in-person Gala held at Pier21\, Halifax NS. \nSUBMISSION GUIDE \nDownload the Guide to learn more about the submission process for a project to be submitted. Items in the Guide include: \n\nProgram\, Purpose and Goals\nImportant Information – Schedule\nEntry Requirements\nAward Categories\nScoring\nJudging Requirements\nOnline Portal Submission\nAppendix A – Project Submittal Form\n\nAWARD CATEGORIES \nThe following award categories are available for project submission: \n\nCorporate Office\nHealth & Wellness\nHospitality – Hotel\nHospitality – Restaurant and Bar\nInstitutional\nResidential – Multi Family Units\nResidential – Single Family Residence\nRetail\n\nCOMMUNITY AWARDS \nLIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD\nFor Resident Registered Members\, nominees are to have contributed\, improved and advocated and/or advance the Interior Design profession in Atlantic Canada. \nRISING STAR AWARD\nFor Intern Registered Members\, nominees who have been working in the industry for one (1) to five (5) years.  Nominees are to have shown strength\, responsibility\, a will to learn and the desire to grow their knowledge and experience. \nCLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ALL GUIDES \nSUBMISSION FORMS \nDownload here for Submission forms: \n\nProject Submission Form\nLifetime Achievement Award\nRising Star Award\n\nCLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ALL FORMS \nThe AIDA Awards portal will be open to receive all submissions on Wednesday\, 15th February 2023 through to Friday\, 31st March 2023\, midnight. \nEntry Fee : waived for the first year of Awards. \nCLICK HERE TO SUBMIT A PROJECT \nCLICK HERE TO SUBMIT FOR A COMMUNITY AWARD \nCONTACT \nAny questions you may have\, please do not hesitate to contact by email\, the AIDA Committee. \nawards@idns.ca \n 
URL:https://staging.idcanada.org/event/atlantic-interior-design-awards-aida/
LOCATION:Pier21\, 1055 Marginal Rd\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, B3H 4P7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Third Party Event
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SUMMARY:CEU Webinar: The Truth About Wood - The Environmental Benefits of Specifying Certified Sustainable Wood Products
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Summary: \nBuilding material specifiers such as interior designers hold considerable power\, and have enormous responsibility for making consequential decisions that affect our planet and its environment. This course will explain the environmental importance of sustainable forest management\, forest certifications\, chain-of-custody certifications\, forestry carbon cycles\, certified sustainable wood products\, and how to spot greenwashing claims by some manufacturers. Specifiers and influencers are in a position to make a positive impact by aligning their values with those of sustainability – putting pressure on manufacturers\, who in turn put pressure on lumber suppliers\, who in turn put pressure on loggers and landowners to value sustainability and sustainable forests. \nAfter finishing this course\, presented by CRAFT Artisan Wood Floors\, attendees will be able to make informed decisions when specifying wood products. In addition to learning how to spot greenwashing\, attendees will gain a solid understanding of wood product certifications\, and be able to have confidence when specifying wood products that their decisions will align with the values of sustainability and protection of the planet’s forest ecosystems. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nUnderstand the role that forests play in our lives\, and the important role they play in combating Climate Change.\nLearn about the different third-party forest certification organizations and Forest Management Standards.\nLearn about Chain of Custody certification and specifying for products made from sustainable wood sources.\nLearn how to spot greenwashing claims made by some wood product manufacturers\, and how to identify the manufacturers who are fully committed to sustainable sourcing. Furthermore\, attendees will discover where to find certified wood\, and how to incorporate it into project specifications.\n\nThis webinar amounts to one IDCEC credit. \nSecure Your Spot\nPresenter: \nRod Gray\nPresident\nCRAFT Artisan Wood Floors \nRod Gray has been in the wood business for more than 20 years. Having\, from a young age\, been concerned with responsible environmental stewardship\, Rod has spent years studying the issues of how forest practices relate to climate change\, and as the President and Chief Sustainability Officer of CRAFT Artisan Wood Floors\, he has been able find a way to reconcile the demands of running a profitable wood manufacturing business with the values of sustainability and corporate environmental and social responsibility. \nThis webinar is presented by:
URL:https://staging.idcanada.org/event/ceu-webinar-the-truth-about-wood-the-environmental-benefits-of-specifying-certified-sustainable-wood-products/
LOCATION:BC
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SUMMARY:Industry Sales Professionals Course Winnipeg
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, June 22\, join IDC in Winnipeg at the Vicostone showroom for a practically-oriented Q&A session with a panel of leading design professionals! This panel is part of IDC’s Industry Sales Professionals Course (ISPC)\, a custom course tailored exclusively to meet the needs of architecture and design industry sales professionals\, and an opportunity to learn\, network and connect! \nThe discussion will focus on Industry and Designer interaction\, how firms are currently working\, the needs of the design community\, and ideas Industry members can use when working with designers. \nIDC recently offered the ISPC in Vancouver\, which was a resounding success! See our recap. \nSecure your spot – click here to register! \nPanelists: \nJason Robbins\, Architect MAA\, FRAIC\nPresident\, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)\nLead Architect\, Defence & Public Safety Sector\, AECOM \nJoanne McFadden\nPresident\, Professional Interior Designers Institute of Manitoba (PIDIM)\nPrincipal\, ft3 Architecture Landscape Interior Design \nJennifer Wiwchar-Fast\nSenior Accommodations Planner\, City of Winnipeg: \nPlanning\, Property & Development\nVice President\, Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) \nPresenter: \nTrevor Kruse\nCEO\nInterior Designers of Canada (IDC) \n  \nEvent details:\n  \nLocation: Vicostone showroom\n1680 Notre Dame Ave Unit #9\, Winnipeg\, MB R3H 1H6\nDate: Thursday\, June 22\, 2023\nTime: 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. CT\nJoin us at 11:30 a.m. for lunch courtesy of Vicostone! \nEvent contact: bkrsiakova@idcanada.org \n  \nSpecial thanks to our event host\,\nVicostone
URL:https://staging.idcanada.org/event/industry-sales-professionals-course-winnipeg/
LOCATION:Vicostone showroom Winnipeg\, 1680 Notre Dame Ave Unit #9\, Winnipeg\, MB\, R3H 1H6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Industry Course
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SUMMARY:Breaking Barriers Vancouver: National Indigenous History Month
DESCRIPTION:Please note that this event has been postponed.\nAs we honour the contributions of Canadian designers during National Indigenous History Month\, join IDC at the Global Furniture Group showroom in Vancouver for a special in-conversation with Indigenous interior designer\, Jade Crabbe on the topic of incorporating Indigenous design into daily practice\, working with Indigenous communities\, and starting\, and thriving in\, your own business. \nSpeaker:\nJade Crabbe\nOwner and Design Director\nGreenJade Interiors \nJade Crabbe is a status citizen of Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Han First Nation\, from Dawson City Yukon\, Wolf Clan\, living off-the-land\, mother of three\, former-youth-in-care\, neurodivergent\, teen-mom\, high-school dropout with substance abuse and homelessness problems who always found solace in design and creative expression. \nHer professional endeavours began in T’kumlups (Kamloops) as an installer in construction\, then advanced with a Bachelor of Interior Design\, graduating from KPU in 2020. While working for an Architecture firm\, she pursued her EMBA in Indigenous Business and Leadership and graduated from SFU in 2022.\nThese days Jade wakes up in an undying effort to inspire those around her to see that everything we are is connected through our environments and is always seeking opportunities to advocate for Indigenous Youth at risk of houselessness and neuro-spicy youth. \nGreenJade Interiors is the name of the commercial and residential design firm Jade has registered on xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) territory in Richmond BC since 2021\, where she currently resides. Jade is currently on the IDC Symposium Planning Committee and is open to youth representative positions on non-profit boards. \nJade has received awards such as the Ruth Williams Bursary for Indigenous Entrepreneurs (2021)\, and the Interior Designers of Canada PROpel award for emerging leaders in the design community (2021). A most recent residential new-build in Tssawassen that BÜRO47architecture led and Jade directed the Interior Design for has won HAVAN’s 2023 finalist award for Best Home under $3 Million\, Best Custom Kitchen $200\,000 and Over\, Best Non-Certified High-Performance Home and won the award for Best New Bathroom. \nStay tuned for the announcement of the conversation’s moderator!\n  \nEvent details:\nWhere: Global Vancouver\n1000 – 675 W Hastings St\, Vancouver\, BC V6B 1N2 \nEvent contact: bkrsiakova@idcanada.org \n  \n\nSpecial thanks to our event host\,\nGlobal Furniture Group
URL:https://staging.idcanada.org/event/breaking-barriers-panel-vancouver-national-indigenous-history-month/
LOCATION:Global Vancouver\, 1000 - 675 W Hastings St\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6B 1N2\, Canada
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