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SUMMARY:Behind Closed Doors: Racial Disparities in Design
DESCRIPTION:Tune in for a candid conversation between Ian Rolston\, Owner and Director of Decanthropy\, and Trevor Kruse\, CEO of Interior Designers of Canada\, on the topic of racial disparities within Canada’s interior design industry. \nThe discussion will focus on how education\, professional practice and advocacy work can begin to address structural racism with established practices within the industry. \nIan Rolston is a creative soul\, inspired by connecting humanity to what matters most. As a design director\, principal\, thought leader and speaker\, Rolston has worked with transformative firms in Canada and in the U.S. across multiple sectors such as Hospitality\, Education\, Transportation\, Retail\, Corporate and Residential. Rolston has collaborated with leaders of industry across three continents. \nNow collaborating with Decanthropy\, a platform for new thinking in the inclusive design space\, Rolston develops content that transforms the creative process for people\, organizations and businesses. As “Lead Decanthropist\,” Rolston helps leadership teams innovate with clarity\, passion and consideration to distinguish collaborators’ spaces in the marketplace. Rolston is passionate about compelling stories\, architectural discipline\, and innovation. His personal mandate is to inspire and support collaborators to create solutions that make a difference. \n \nTrevor Kruse has enjoyed a 35-year career as a professional interior designer along with nearly three decades of volunteer service on provincial\, national\, and international boards\, including the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO)\, the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA)\, the Society of British Interior Designers (SBID)\, and the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI). \nHe has forged strong relationships with academia\, government\, media\, industry partners\, and design trade shows and events\, along with IDC’s allied associations such as the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)\, the International Interior Design Association (IIDA)\, the Interior Design Continuing Education Council (IDCEC) and the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ). \nREGISTER NOW\n  \n 
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/behind-closed-doors-racial-disparities-in-design/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: A 3D Workflow in Vectorworks for Interior Design Projects
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Description: \nThis webinar demonstrates the techniques needed to take a small commercial interior project from start to finish in Vectorworks. The focus is on setting up a single model that can provide both 2D and 3D views\, and that can be carried through both presentation and construction drawings. Attendees will see how to move from 2D to 3D\, employ best-practice techniques and workflows\, make the most of rendering and lighting\, create construction documentation with data that provides schedules and take-offs\, and create client presentations through cloud services. \nVectorworks Inc. will draw one lucky attendee to win a Vectorworks swag bundle (T-shirt\, coffee mug\, and notebook) following the webinar. \n  \nPresenter:  \nLuis Ruiz \nSenior Architect Product Specialist \nVectorworks Inc. \nhttps://www.vectorworks.net \nPresenter bio:  \nLuis M. Ruiz\, International Assoc. AIA\, senior architect product specialist at Vectorworks\, Inc.\, uses over 30 years of architectural expertise to showcase Vectorworks software’s capabilities. He provides training at AIA conventions and international BIM events. A native of Mexico City\, Luis also supports Latin American Vectorworks users and distributors by speaking at events and recording voiceovers for Spanish-language tutorial videos. Prior to joining Vectorworks\, he worked as an architectural designer in New England and in Mexico City. Luis earned a master’s degree in architecture from Universidad del Valle de Mexico. He’s been clicking the mouse since the days of Claris CAD\, Architron\, and MiniCAD 3. \nRegistration link:  \nREGISTER NOW\nThis webinar accounts for one IDCEC hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar\, and will need to self report their hours. \nThis webinar will be offered in English. Maximum capacity for this webinar is 100 participants. 
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/webinar-a-3d-workflow-in-vectorworks-for-interior-design-projects/
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SUMMARY:President's Webinar: Upcoming Events and Programs
DESCRIPTION:On July 15\, 2020\, IDC’s President\, Carol Jones will host the latest free webinar for members in which she will provide an update on IDC’s upcoming events and programs. \nSign up today for this ideal opportunity to further your engagement with IDC and to better understand the functions of your national association. \nThese webinars will be offered in English only; however\, a French version of the PowerPoint presentation will be made available upon request. \nMaximum capacity: 100 attendees \nRegister Here\nView past President’s Webinars \nThis webinar accounts for one non-IDCEC hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar and will need to self report their hours.
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/presidents-webinar-upcoming-events-and-programs/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Living in a Material World
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Description: \nThis webinar will explore how to use material properties and characteristics to specify roller shade fabrics for a variety of residential applications. The presentation will cover how to thoughtfully select roller shade fabrics for areas of a home with specific needs related to an occupant’s comfort and well-being\, such as damp environments\, sleeping spaces\, and areas with acoustic requirements. It will also dive deeper into understanding colour\, structure\, and weave of a shade fabric as well as how material affects an automated shade’s ability to protect interior finishes and spaces. \nLutron Electronics Canada Co. will draw one lucky attendee to win a Caseta kit including a Pico remote and plug in dimmer\, following the webinar. \nPresenters: \nCary Pepper \nSales Manager\, Residential Shades \nLutron Electronics Canada Co. \nwww.lutron.com \nPresenter bio:  \nCary Pepper has always been inspired and intrigued by beautiful spaces\, this has motivated and guided her in the architectural and design industry for the past 20 years. She has lived and worked throughout Canada and now resides in a small city West of Toronto. Cary is involved with a variety of influencers collaborating with reps and partners to bring design projects to fruition. Cary is the Brand Ambassador and Sales Manager for Residential Shades including Luxury awareness in Canada with Lutron Electronics Canada Co.\, Inc. For the past seven years she has passionately managed businesses and launched various products and programs from the West Coast to the East Coast. Cary is committed to design across Canada and is very engaged with the IDC including sitting on the planning committee for the 2019 and 2020 Design Symposium. When Cary isn’t travelling for work\, she finds herself exploring the world\, practicing yoga\, learning about new cultures\, and entertaining her family\, friends and beloved hounds. \nJamie Kinsella \nNational Sales Manager\, Commercial Shades \nLutron Electronics Canada Co. \nwww.lutron.com \nPresenter bio:  \nJamie Kinsella is the national sales manager for commercial shades for Lutron Electronics Canada.  He has 16 years of experience designing for masonry and landscape projects across North America.  He has a strong passion for working with energy efficient and solar automated projects through Lutron’s very diverse product line.  He is a member of several home builders and construction associations and recently joined the IDC industry committee. Away from the workplace\, he is passionate about hiking\, gardening\, coaching hockey\, and being anywhere there’s a beach and a cold drink. \nRegistration link:  \nREGISTER NOW\nThis webinar accounts for one IDCEC hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar\, and will need to self report their hours. \nThis webinar will be offered in English. Maximum capacity for this webinar is 100 participants. 
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/webinar-living-in-a-material-world/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Smart Buildings: Bridging the Gap Between Wellness and Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Description: \nAre we truly moving towards a holistic way of optimizing our built environment for not only the people inside\, but for our planet as well? How can we ensure our built environment is performing at the highest level possible for its occupants and for our external environment? Is it WELL? Is it LEED? Perhaps\, we are missing a key ingredient of holistic design. In this presentation\, the discussion will focus on the bridge between wellness and sustainability will form through smarter technology\, predictive AI\, and the integration of Internet of This (IoT). \n \nEnvirotech will draw one lucky attendee to win a refurbished Herman Miller Aeron chair (valued at $600) following the webinar. \n  \n  \nPresenter:  \nAndy Delisi\, WELL AP \nBusiness Development Manager \nEnvirotech Office Systems Inc. \nhttps://www.envirotechoffice.com \n  \nPresenter bio:  \nAndy Delisi\, WELL AP\, FitWel Ambassador and member of the WELL Faculty\, works with architects\, designers and business owners and teaches how to integrate wellness and sustainability into the office environment. Andy is the Business Development Manager for Envirotech Office Systems. Envirotech is Canada’s leading provider of high-quality sustainable furniture solutions. Under Andy’s guidance\, Envirotech was the furniture dealer of choice for Canada’s first FitWel certified office and continues to be an industry leader in both sustainability and wellness in the workplace. Andy currently teaches his course on Smart Buildings: The Bridge Between Wellness and Sustainability across Ontario and has been a guest speaker at Seattle’s Healthy Worksite Summit\, IIDEX Toronto and more. \n  \nRegistration link:  \nREGISTER NOW\nThis webinar accounts for one IDCEC approved HSW – Sustainability hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar\, and will need to self report their hours. \nThis webinar will be offered in English. Maximum capacity for this webinar is 100 participants. 
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/webinar-smart-buildings-bridging-the-gap-between-wellness-and-sustainability/
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SUMMARY:Tales of Resilience Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Join IDC for ‘Tales of Resilience’\, a town hall focused on personal stories of interior designers who experienced the effects of an economic recession or financial crisis. Hear their tales of setbacks\, survival\, and ultimately\, success. This event is free and intended for student and intern members to learn from senior designers and industry leaders\, to ask questions and gain insight on how to move forward in their careers. The event will be moderated by Trevor Kruse\, CEO of IDC. All members are invited! \nPanelists:\n  \nDoris Hager is the founder and Principal of Hager Design International Inc.\, located in Vancouver\, B.C. She has been involved in the Interior Design business for over 30 years\, working with international hospitality clients\, handling roll-outs and developing ever evolving innovative design concepts. Her extensive background has developed an impressive portfolio of projects across North America. Doris is a registered member of ARIDO\, IDC\, ASID\, NEWH\, and is BCIN accredited. \n  \nDyonne Fashina is Principal at Denizens Of Design inc.\, an Interior Design Studio specializing in hospitality\, lifestyle and workplace environments. A graduate of Ryerson’s School of Interior Design\, Dyonne is a Registered Interior Designer with international recognition and experience in a diverse range of project typologies. Recently\, she has focused on research in design strategy – the business value that good design thinking brings to a project.  Dyonne thrives on finding meaningful connections to inspire everyone involved throughout the design process. She designs with compassion for the human experience\, creating spaces that are not only thoughtful\, but also thought provoking. \n  \nDr. Tiiu Poldma\, PhD. FDRS CFERDIE\, IDEC\, IDC\, Designer d’intérieur certifié APDIQ® is full professor\, School of Design (Université de Montréal)\, Director-FoCoLUM Lighting Lab/GRID\, CRIR regular researcher. She holds a BID\, Ryerson (Honours)\, MA\, McGill (Dean’s Honour list) and PhD. (McGill)\, Fellow Design Research Society (2015)\, Compagnon FERDIE (2004). She is an award-winning certified professional interior designer with over 350 projects completed. She is co-recipient of CFI grant for innovation (3.65M$\, 2006-2010)\,”Nouveau theatre de reelle” and co-investigator/executive member\, RehabMALL Living Lab (2011 – 2016\, 1.4M$ awarded). She was Vice Dean\, Graduate Studies (2006-2014) and Vice Dean Research (2006-2010)\, Faculty of Environmental Design (Universite de Montreal). \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/tales-of-resilience-town-hall/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Exterior Cladding Innovation
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Description: \nThis presentation will discuss modern construction of facades for visual and protection of wall structural components\, the energy efficiency of a building\, and the health of its occupants. The discussion will focus on selecting UCS in terms of life cycle environmental impact\, colour\, texture\, format\, general design flexibility and various applications. Attendees will learn how to identify the traits and advantages of ultra compact surfaces in terms of strength\, durability\, UV resistance\, and absorption rates. \nCosentino will draw one lucky attendee to win a gift bag following the webinar. \nPresenters:  \nAmbaay Senghera \nArchitectural and Design/Builder Manager \nCosentino \nhttps://www.cosentino.com/en-ca/ \nJulia Yudova \nArchitectural and Design/Builder Manager \nCosentino \nhttps://www.cosentino.com/en-ca/ \nPresenter bio:  \nAmbaay and Julia are both Architectural and Design/Builder Managers at Cosentino Vancouver. Ambaay has been with the company for approximately five years and Julia two years. They are both passionate about sharing the newest trends for innovative surfaces. Cosentino\, a family owned company based out of Spain\, is now bringing new opportunities in the design world. They are delighted to introduce their newest collections for Dekton – Ultracompact Surfaces as well as explore the Silestone Eternal Collections. From Dekton\, they have introduced a wide diversity of formats\, thicknesses and possibilities. Cosentino’s main focus for this presentation will be wall cladding and facades (interior and exterior use). Over the past few years\, Cosentino has expanded through Canada and are continuing to enhance their brands to help with your projects. \n  \nREGISTER NOW\nThis webinar accounts for one IDCEC approved HSW – Sustainability hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar\, and will need to self report their hours. \nThis webinar will be offered in English. Maximum capacity for this webinar is 100 participants. 
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/webinar-exterior-cladding-innovation/
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