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SUMMARY:Western Living Design Talks
DESCRIPTION:Western Living’s Design Talks series brings together designers and architects to network\, take in great discussion from top design pros—and grab a glass of wine\, too. \nThe next topic in the series is Smart Space Planning. From designing clever storage solutions to creating a comfortable flow in a room\, smart space planning is about more than just small space design. Designers Anneliesse Kelly and Andrea Rodman will be joining Western Living editorial director Anicka Quin to share their own insights\, along with a few great projects that exemplify great design. \nThis panel accounts for one IDCEC hour for members. \nWhen:\nWednesday\, February 1\, 2023\nDoors open at 5:30 pm for networking and refreshments. \nWhere:\nResource Furniture\, 124 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver \nRESERVE YOUR FREE TICKET \n \nAnneliesse Kelly\nAnnaliesse Kelly has been in the world of design for 20 years. Throughout her award-winning career\, Annaliesse has worked with Canada’s top architectural firms\, contractors and artisans to create sophisticated spaces that reflect the individual needs of her clients. AK Design’s work has been featured extensively in the press\, including in Western Living\, Living Etc\, Dwell\, BC Living\, Rue Magazine and more. This recognition has been largely attributed to their passion for creating spaces that are timeless\, functional and most importantly—feel like home. \n \nAndrea Rodman\nAndrea started her career in the design industry in 2002 and has worked on many incredible homes\, some of which have been featured in Architectural Digest\, Elle Decor\, House and Home\, and Western Living magazine\, among others.  Andrea grew up in between Toronto and Sydney Australia with an English-born\, Australian raised mother. She grew up traveling and seeing the world at a very young age. After moving back to Canada in her mid twenties after living five years abroad\, Andrea planted roots in Vancouver B.C and began her interior design career. Andrea Rodman Interiors was established in 2008 and has created alliances with preferred architects\, builders and craftspeople in the Vancouver area and throughout B.C. Andrea holds a diploma for Interior Design from BCIT and a diploma of Fashion Design from Blanche Macdonald. Andrea was also educated in the Arts York program in Toronto for the performing arts. \nAndrea’s work was recognized by Western Living magazine’s Designer of the Year Awards where she was awarded the prestigious Robert Ledingham Memorial award for Emerging Interior Designer and nominated as a finalist for Interior Designer of the Year.
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/western-living-design-talks/
LOCATION:Resource Furniture\, 124 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6B 1G9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:PIDIM x IDAS Meet N' Greet
DESCRIPTION:Join Professional Interior Designers Institute of Manitoba (PIDIM) and Interior Designers of Saskatchewan (IDAS) for their annual Meet N’Greet! \nThis is a great opportunity to mingle\, get connected and share insight and knowledge with the Interior Design community\, including professionals\, students and educators! \nWhere: John A. Russell (Centre Space) \nWhen: Feb. 9 at 5:30 p.m. \nRSVP by Jan. 30 \nSecure your spot today!
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/pidim-x-idas-meet-n-greet/
LOCATION:University of Manitoba\, Faculty of Architecture\, 84 Curry Pl\, Winnipeg\, MB\, R3T 2M6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Soiree at the Well – The Future of Retail Spaces
DESCRIPTION:Join RDI Canada on Wednesday\, Feb. 15\, 2023 at the beautifully designed Toronto landmark\, « The Well » in Toronto\, ON\, for an evening of networking and celebration. \nIDC is proud to be a strategic partner for this celebration of design. Join us as we raise our glasses alongside colleagues and peers to recognize top Canadian student retail design talent and the top three winners of the 2022/2023 Future of Retail Spaces: Student Design Competition. \nTickets include drinks and small bites; networking begins at 6pm and Awards celebrations begin at 7pm. \nSpace is limited for this exclusive event! \nInstitute Members: $25 \nInstitute Student Members: $20 \nOpen to the Public: $50 \nStudents: $25 \nSECURE YOUR TICKETS
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/soiree-at-the-well-the-future-of-retail-spaces/
LOCATION:BDP Quadrangle\, 8 Spadina Ave. The Well\, Building G\, Suite 2100\, Toronto\, ON\, M5V 0S8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:BUILDEX Vancouver: Designing to Serve Canada’s Aging Population
DESCRIPTION:Hear from IDC Board of Director member\, Christine Weber Craik\, at BUILDEX Vancouver 2023! \nThe talk will feature Aziz Bootwala\, Principal and Senior Living Sector Lead\, Christine Weber Craik\, Senior Interior Designer\, Nancy Wilson\, Senior Project Architect\, and Deborah Wadsworth\, Senior Project Architect. \nIn this session\, the speakers will identify barriers to aging in place and diverse communities before discussing ways that the building industry can help to create age-friendly and multi-generational environments\, regardless of sector. These strategies will be based on interviews with experts on aging and dementia\, a review of current evidence and literature\, and our professional experience. \nRegister for BUILDEX Vancouver!
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/our-cities-buildings-the-silver-tsunami-designing-to-serve-canadas-aging-population/
LOCATION:Vancouver Convention Centre
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SUMMARY:IDA Education Series: Intelligent Carbon Choices for Interior Design (Green House Gasses)
DESCRIPTION:Intelligent Carbon Choices for Interior Design (Green House Gasses) \nThe Paris Agreement has nearly all countries in the world committing to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Building systems\, material and product selections play a large role in reducing the GHG emissions as well as waste that is created in the design and construction of the built environment. This session will provide you with tools and resources to utilize to help achieve a zero carbon goal. \nLearning Outcomes: \n\nUnderstand the policy framework around carbon emissions and the need for world-wide reductions\nLearn the difference between embodied and operation carbon\, as well as Scope 1\, 2 and 3 emission types\nKnow the impact of materials and product selections on embodied carbon\nBe aware of resources and tools to model carbon / GHG emissions and Lifecycle Assessments\n\nPresenter:  \nShafraaz Kaba\, Senior Integrated Project Delivery Specialist\, EcoAmmo\, Edmonton \nPending IDCEC Approval for 1.0 General CEU \nLEARN MORE & REGISTER
URL:https://idcanada.org/fr/event/ida-education-series-intelligent-carbon-choices-for-interior-design-green-house-gasses/
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