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Our eleventh Interior Perspectives conference is fast approaching. It is held in Madison atMonona Terrace on April 30th - May 1st in conjunction with the AIA Wisconsin convention andEXPO. IIDA WI will host four engaging speakers to talk about hot topics in the industry. Planto attend. You’ll be wowed by the presentations!
Interior Perspectives SpeakersInterior Perspectives SpeakersInterior Perspectives SpeakersInterior Perspectives SpeakersInterior Perspectives SpeakersKen Wilson, IIDA, AIA, LEED APSteven L. Klein, IALD, LCKelly Bauer, FIIDAElizabeth Brawley, IIDA, AAHID, CID
Celebrate 2008 in DesignCelebrate 2008 in DesignCelebrate 2008 in DesignCelebrate 2008 in DesignCelebrate 2008 in DesignMaster of CeremoniesMaster of CeremoniesMaster of CeremoniesMaster of CeremoniesMaster of CeremoniesCheryl S. Durst, Hon. IIDA, LEED AP
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Monona TerraceSchedule of EventsSchedule of EventsSchedule of EventsSchedule of EventsSchedule of EventsWednesday, April 30, 2008Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center
9:45 am – 11:15 am Interior Perspectives Seminar One3:00 pm – 7:00 pm AIA Wisconsin EXPO/Construction Industry Reception
Thursday, May 1, 2008Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center
9:00 am – 11:00 am Interior Perspectives Seminar Two11:00 am – 2:00 pm EXPO/Focus on Innovation2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Interior Perspectives Seminar Three3:45 pm – 5:15 pm Interior Perspectives Seminar Four
Madison Club5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Celebrate 2008 In Design
We’re saving you a seat. Watch the mail for your Interior Perspectives invitation. It will includecomplete conference information, fees and a registration form. For registration information,please contact Renee Primeau, Industry IIDA, [email protected].
The AIA Wisconsin EXPO is free to all Interior Perspectives attendees. Vendors, manufacturersand representatives will be available on both days to talk about products and projects. Seewww.aiaw.org for a listing of exhibitors, a schedule for the AIA Wisconsin convention andspecial registration fees for IIDA members who would like to attend the AIA Wisconsinpresentations.
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Interior Perspectives 2008
President’s Message
IIDA Wisconsin Sponsors
City Centers
Career Day
Great Bags - SWMF
Interior Perspectives 2008Speakers
Celebrate 2008 In Design
2008 IID2008 IID2008 IID2008 IID2008 IIDA Wisconsin SponsorsA Wisconsin SponsorsA Wisconsin SponsorsA Wisconsin SponsorsA Wisconsin Sponsors
PlatinumPlatinumPlatinumPlatinumPlatinumKnoll Textiles - Susie Schomann
MDC Wallcovering - Diane Lovegren, Industry IIDA
GoldGoldGoldGoldGoldB & B International - Barry Bielawski
SilverSilverSilverSilverSilverAvi Midwest - Jane Philips
Coyne Associates - Tim CoyneCreative Business Interiors - John Norfolk, Affiliate IIDA
Flad Architects - Randy Schmitgen, IIDAJaeckle Distributors - Jennifer Young
K.R. Schaetz Associates, Inc. - Keith SchaetzKoroseal Mid-West - Koreen Liepitz, IIDA
Masland Contract - Renee Primeau, Industry IIDASchroeder Solutions - Scott Gierhahn
OtherOtherOtherOtherOtherLarry Fehrm & Associates - Larry Fehrm
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IIDIIDIIDIIDIIDA WisconsinA WisconsinA WisconsinA WisconsinA WisconsinBoard of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of Directors
PresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentPresidentKoreen Liepitz, IIDA
Past PresidentPast PresidentPast PresidentPast PresidentPast PresidentLaura Quinn, IIDA
VPVPVPVPVP, Comm, Comm, Comm, Comm, CommunicationsunicationsunicationsunicationsunicationsJanet Hirsch, IIDA
VPVPVPVPVP, Membership, Membership, Membership, Membership, MembershipDave Laabs, Associate [email protected]
VPVPVPVPVP, Pr, Pr, Pr, Pr, Professional Devofessional Devofessional Devofessional Devofessional DevelopmentelopmentelopmentelopmentelopmentLu Cagin, IIDA
VPVPVPVPVP, Gov, Gov, Gov, Gov, Government & Regulatory Affairsernment & Regulatory Affairsernment & Regulatory Affairsernment & Regulatory Affairsernment & Regulatory AffairsJoAnn Rife, [email protected]
VPVPVPVPVP, City Centers, City Centers, City Centers, City Centers, City CentersJennifer Everhart, Associate IIDA
DirDirDirDirDirectorectorectorectorector, Student Members, Student Members, Student Members, Student Members, Student MembersRebecca Brown, Associate IIDA
DirDirDirDirDirectorectorectorectorector, Industry Members, Industry Members, Industry Members, Industry Members, Industry MembersJohn Norfolk, Industry IIDA
DirDirDirDirDirectorectorectorectorector-F-F-F-F-Fox Vox Vox Vox Vox Valley City Centeralley City Centeralley City Centeralley City Centeralley City CenterAudrey Olson-Adams, [email protected]
DirDirDirDirDirectorectorectorectorector-Madison City Center-Madison City Center-Madison City Center-Madison City Center-Madison City CenterMary Chapman, Industry IIDA
DirDirDirDirDirectorectorectorectorector-Milw-Milw-Milw-Milw-Milwaukee City Centeraukee City Centeraukee City Centeraukee City Centeraukee City CenterChristina Ridolfi, Student [email protected]
PrPrPrPrPresident’esident’esident’esident’esident’s Messags Messags Messags Messags Messageeeeecol·lab·o·rate col·lab·o·rate col·lab·o·rate col·lab·o·rate col·lab·o·rate vvvvv. . . . . 1. to cooperate or to work together
As interior designers, we spend much of our day collaboratingwith clients, architects, manufacturers, and with each other.The result is great spaces that are the benchmark of theindustry. The collaborative efforts of our chapter are providinggreat opportunities for IIDA members.
In February, the Wisconsin Chapters of IIDA and ASID hostedover 200 students at Wisconsin Interior Design Career Day.We are looking forward to 2009 and the fourth year of this collaboration.
We continue to support the Interior Design Coalition of Wisconsin (IDCW) in theirrepresentation of all designers on legislative and governmental issues. On February 26th,designers from IIDA, ASID, and NKBA attended Business Day in Madison.
Interior Perspectives 2008 represents our 11th year of collaboration with AIA Wisconsin.The result has been two days of ever-expanding benefits for the members of bothorganizations. It’s going to be another fabulous event!
The Susan Wohlitz Memorial Fund is the collaboration that is closest to my heart. Since2005, friends, family and the entire Wisconsin design community have come together toraise and distribute funds in support of interior design students.
Thank you to all of our “collaborators” for sharing our vision. Thank you to everyoneinvolved in the planning and participation of these events. Together, we can advance theprofession of interior design and influence “The FutureFutureFutureFutureFuture of Design”. I look forward toyour involvement.
Have a bright and happy spring!
Koreen Liepitz, IIDA
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Becky and Shannon
Cynthia and Sarah
Megan and Becky
Donna and Christina
Jennifer, Greg and Renee
Donna and John
Design MMoCADesign MMoCADesign MMoCADesign MMoCADesign MMoCAApril 25, 26 & 27, 2008Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
What do you find at the intersection of fine art and fine design? A new benefit event at the Madison Museum of ContemporaryArt invites you to find out. Explore 16 one-of-a-kind room vignettes created by local and regional design teams. Each space isinspired by a work of art from MMoCA’s permanent collection. Details at www.mmoca.org.
Design MMoCA is organized by the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art in partnership with the Wisconsin Chapters ofIIDA and ASID.
City Centers Start theCity Centers Start theCity Centers Start theCity Centers Start theCity Centers Start theNew YNew YNew YNew YNew Year with a Bang!ear with a Bang!ear with a Bang!ear with a Bang!ear with a Bang!
This winter, we welcomed two new CityCenter Directors. They started 2008 with abang. Snowy weather didn’t stop them!
The Milwaukee City Center Director,Christina Ridolfi, Student IIDA, organizeda celebration on January 17th at The Socialon First Street. In Madison, Director MaryChapman, Industry IIDA, welcomedmembers and guests on February 28th atBrocach Irish Pub on the Square.
Thanks to everyone who ventured out to joinus. It was great to share great food, drinks,and sparkling conversation on a couple ofcold and snowy Wisconsin nights.
Congratulations to Theresa Otten, AssociateIIDA, winner of the door prize at theMadison event which was donated by PSRugs.
The Fox Valley City Center will be holdinga Wine Social in Appleton on April 2nd. Joinus. RSVP to Audrey Olson-Adams, IIDA [email protected].
City Centers in 2008City Centers in 2008City Centers in 2008City Centers in 2008City Centers in 2008The City Centers are busy planning eventsfor the coming year. If you have some ideasor want to get more involved, Mary,Christina, and Audrey would like to hearfrom you.
4Wisconsin Interior Design Career DayWisconsin Interior Design Career DayWisconsin Interior Design Career DayWisconsin Interior Design Career DayWisconsin Interior Design Career Day
February 22, 2008 marked the third annual Wisconsin InteriorDesign Career Day and was held at the American FamilyInsurance campus in Madison, Wisconsin. Professionals fromthe Wisconsin Chapters of IIDA and ASID came together toplan and execute this valuable program for Wisconsin interiordesign students. The event is designed to help studentsunderstand the many facets of interior design, as well as, thecareer choices that are available.
200 students from Fox Valley Technical College, WaukeshaTechnical College, Madison and Milwaukee Area TechnicalColleges, Mount Mary, UW-Stevens Point and UW-Madisonattended, with a nice balance of lower and upperclassmen.
The theme of this year’s Career Day was “Leadership.” Thekeynote speaker was Christa Koskosky, the Student MarketingCoordinator for IIDA Headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.
Fourteen professionals volunteered their time to give presentations during Break OutSessions on topics such as: Legislation/NCIDQ, Residential Design, Commercial Design,Technology/Branding, and Dealership/Sales.
Jocelyn Stroupe, IIDA, AAHID, from OWP&P,Chicago, joined John Balzer, MSEM, fromFroedert & Community Health for an interestingpresentation on Healthcare. Jocelyn and John areworking together on a project and were able toshow a large-scale project from start to finish.
There were also two Portfolio Review sessionswhich enabled students to get feedback fromindustry professionals. One new addition to thisyear’s event was a networking game. Thissuccessful icebreaker allowed students a platformin which to approach professionals and askquestions relating to interior design and careerchoices.
We expanded on this game during theNetworking Lunch, where a professional wasseated at each table with students. Students fromvarious schools were mixed together, allowingthem to express ideas and talk more in-depthwith professionals. The feedback was
tremendous and many students felt this was the most beneficial part of the day.
The final keynote address was given by John Horky, AIA, Kahler Slater-Milwaukee. Hewas a returning speaker from last year and gave an engaging presentation on resumes.
The student evaluations were positive and many of the comments given are the basis ofnext year’s Career Day, tentatively planned for February 20th, 2009. The theme will focuson “Professionalism” and promises to be very interactive for both the students and theprofessionals.
Students during Keynote Presentation
Portfolio Review
Chapter PresidentsKoreen Liepitz, IIDA
Jodie Thill, ASID
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new and returning membersnew and returning membersnew and returning membersnew and returning membersnew and returning membersMelissa Destree, IIDAKathe Stumpf Julin, IIDASandy Smith-Tankin, IIDALaura Bush, Associate IIDACynthia Howery, Associate IIDATracy Pugh, Associate IIDAEmily Rowe, Associate IIDAPatty Smudde, Associate IIDACarson Cooper, Industry IIDAJohn Hill, Industry IIDASusan Sherman, Industry IIDATamara Smith, Industry IIDACarole Syse, Industry IIDADenise Zoratti-Hill, Industry IIDA
new student membersnew student membersnew student membersnew student membersnew student membersLaura BentlyErica BooherBrian DrewStephanie DuffyStacey EvansKaren FlickingerStacia GrabauMary Ellen GriffinKathryn HigleyAlyssa HoffmanKatie KrivosheinStacey KulowAnnette LoweryCassie NakagakiRebecca OlkowskiJamie PeltierCindy PetersKristin PritchardLaura PurcellJennifer SchwartzIrene SliwakJessica SmithHannah SparksTyler StevermerSarah StuettgenJaimie TolzmanAmelia TreptowAngela VoelkerJennifer WagnerLaura Webb
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Sarah Jenne, IIDA
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The Second Annual Great Bag Bash fundraiser kept everyone busy on January 31, 2008. Ninety members of design community,including friends (old and new), family, and supporters, participated in bag decorating, a silent auction, SUSAN bingo, and a liveauction at the Delafield Brewhaus. The event, along with some generous donations, raised ovovovovover $8,600 er $8,600 er $8,600 er $8,600 er $8,600 for the Susan WohlitzMemorial Fund (SWMF).
“The mission and purpose of the Susan Wohllitz Memorial Fund will be to fund and support activities directlyrelated to the advancement of students pursuing degrees in interior design in the state of Wisconsin.”
Ardis Hutchins, IIDA, was the celebrity auctioneer for the 30 “designer bags” that were created that evening. Lucky bidder, Larry Fehrm,went home with a bag and the coveted Knoll Womb Chair. The chair and ottoman were made available through a generous donation byKnoll.
Thanks to the enthusiastic SWMF Committee (Karen Biller, Becky Brown, Amy Doyle, JenEverhart, Koreen Liepitz, Linda Page, and Rachel Rogness) for creating this event and forcarrying on Susan’s commitment to interior design students.
Once again, the Susan Wohlitz Memorial Fundis providing scholarships to students.Recipients will be determined through a designcompetition specifically for students. Join usfor the awards presentation which is part of“Celebrate 2008 in Design” on May 1, 2008.You will see some of the exciting work that isbeing done by our student members.
Great BagsLarry Fehrm and the Knoll Womb Chair
GrGrGrGrGreat Bags Garner $8600 for Students!eat Bags Garner $8600 for Students!eat Bags Garner $8600 for Students!eat Bags Garner $8600 for Students!eat Bags Garner $8600 for Students!
The Great Bag Bash Committee:Linda, Karen, Jen, Rachel, Koreen,Becky & Amy
Thanks to all who attended and to all ofthe volunteers who made the night runsmoothly. Special thanks to the donors,who have you to all of those whosupported, donated, sponsored, andvolunteered to make this a successfulevent:ADDEN FURNITURE, Jeremy NiemuthALLSTEEL/GUNLOCKE, Amy Bartz & Amy MeyerAMERHART, Christine CsiascekAmy DoyleARCHITEX, Richard AtlasArdis HutchinsBarb & Jim WohlitzBonnie GrossklausC. COAKLEY RELOCATION SYSTEMS, Bob IsnardCONSTANTINE COMMERCIAL, Melinda D’AngeloCOYNE ASSOCIATES, Tim CoyneCREATIVE BUSINESS INTERIORS, John Norfolk DISTINGUISHED BAG LADY, Stacey SawyerDUET RESOURCE GROUP, Michael RenkensErin FruschTHE EVANCER GROUP, Sandy PochowskiHAWORTHHERREGAN DISTRIBUTORS, Mary Harris
IIDAINTERFACE, Steve JendeINTERIOR SYSTEMS INCORPORATED, KaitlynShieldsJAECKLE DISTRIBUTORS, Julie Jensen, Jennifer YoungJen EverhartJoan SampleKNOLLKNOLL TEXTILES, Susie SchomannKOROSEAL MIDWEST, Koreen LiepitzKR SCHAETZ, Wally BreuderleLarry FehrmLEES CARPET, Janet QuammeLERDAHL BUSINESS INTERIORSLinda PageMASLAND CARPET, Renee PrimeauMDC WALL COVERINGS, Victoria Kloppenburg,Diane Lovegren, Kathy Kennedy
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METCALFE SENTRY, Tim MetcalfePARAGON BUSINESS INTERIORS, Steve Briggs,Greg Knapp, Dave Pierce, Tom Reed, Brett WarringtonPat BainMS. PEGGY MULQUEENPLUNKETT RAYSICH ARCHITECTSRachel RognessRBC- CHILDCREST, Dean LongleyRebecca BrownSCHROEDER SOLUTIONS, Scott GierhahnSHAW CONTRACT, Joe HillTANDUS, Carson CooperTARGET COMMERCIAL INTERIORS, Vickie Wenzel,Karyn BillerTECHLINE, Jeff PetersonWITTUS & ASSOCIATES, Mike NorfolkWOLF GORDON, Michelle AubreyYmaD
Interior PInterior PInterior PInterior PInterior Perspectiverspectiverspectiverspectiverspectives 2008 Speakerses 2008 Speakerses 2008 Speakerses 2008 Speakerses 2008 SpeakersSEMINAR ONEDesigning Responsibly: Case Studies in theDesigning Responsibly: Case Studies in theDesigning Responsibly: Case Studies in theDesigning Responsibly: Case Studies in theDesigning Responsibly: Case Studies in theIntegration of Sustainable DesignIntegration of Sustainable DesignIntegration of Sustainable DesignIntegration of Sustainable DesignIntegration of Sustainable Design0.1 CEU, 1.5 LU
In 1999, Kendall Wilson, IIDKendall Wilson, IIDKendall Wilson, IIDKendall Wilson, IIDKendall Wilson, IIDA, AIA, LEEDA, AIA, LEEDA, AIA, LEEDA, AIA, LEEDA, AIA, LEEDAPAPAPAPAP founded Envision, a Washington, DC basedmultidisciplinary design firm with a focus onsustainability and smart design.
(www.envisionsite.com) Envision has become a nationallyrecognized practice. In 2005, Ken was named “Designer of theYear” by Contract magazine. In 2004, Ken received the IIDA’s annualLeadership Award for his work in promoting environmentallyresponsible design. He is very active in the U.S. Green BuildingCouncil and has served as IIDA’s Sustainability Forum Advisor.Ken has been the Principal-in-Charge for many prominentenvironmentally responsible projects such as the Greenpeace USAHeadquarters, Environmental Defense Headquarters, Society forNeuroscience Headquarters, and APCO Worldwide Headquarters.
THE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTAAAAATION TION TION TION TION - Ken will take the audience through thewhy and how of selling sustainable design followed by a casestudy review of recent projects ranging from interiors to productdesign.
Attendees will learn:Attendees will learn:Attendees will learn:Attendees will learn:Attendees will learn:• Why green design is the most important trend to affect
the design profession in our lifetime.• How to sell sustainable strategies to clients in
straightforward common sense ways that work.• Key qualities to look for when selecting green materials
for commercial interiors and insight into the developmentof sustainable products.
• How to avoid some of the pitfalls of LEED for CommercialInteriors (LEED-CI) and how to maximize your efforts inthe documentation process.
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Steven L. Klein, IALD, LCSteven L. Klein, IALD, LCSteven L. Klein, IALD, LCSteven L. Klein, IALD, LCSteven L. Klein, IALD, LC, has designed withlight since 1978. He has been principaldesigner of Klein Lighting, LLC since 1998. Hedesigns lighting solutions for projects
nationwide from his Milwaukee studio. (www.kleinlighting.com)
His knowledge of the human physiological relationship with light,and his technical and creative talents, have set him apart in theindustry of lighting design. Steve makes illumination an
architectural material capable of manipulating perception andredefining space.
Steven’s work has been published in dozens of trade periodicalsand books. He teaches and lectures nationally on Lighting Designrelated topics. The work of Klein Lighting is featured in the March2008 issue of Milwaukee Home magazine.
THE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTAAAAATION -TION -TION -TION -TION - Scientific research reveals new thresholdson how light in working spaces affects vision, neurology and theattitudes of people in commercial and healthcare environments.Attendees will learn the new lighting ergonomics and ways thatlighting changes attitudes and increases human productivity inthese facilities.
Learn the current thinking of applied lighting design and its effecton people in real working environments. Discover the semanticdifferences in understanding technical language with a thoroughlyresearched explanation of lighting and health. See how lightingdesign transforms ordinary spaces into environments that nurturevisitors and sustain workers.
SEMINAR THREEChannels of Light: 10 YChannels of Light: 10 YChannels of Light: 10 YChannels of Light: 10 YChannels of Light: 10 Years of Prears of Prears of Prears of Prears of Process +ocess +ocess +ocess +ocess +IdeasIdeasIdeasIdeasIdeas0.1 CEU
Kelly BauerKelly BauerKelly BauerKelly BauerKelly Bauer, FIID, FIID, FIID, FIID, FIIDA,A,A,A,A, is principal of richärd +bauer, an architectural and interior practicebased in Phoenix, AZ. It was founded by Bauerand James Richärd, AIA, in 1996. The two
collaborate on projects with Richärd working on the architecturalside and Bauer handling the interior design. (www.richard-bauer.com)
They have received over 50 design and environmental awards forprojects including the Interdisciplinary Science + TechnologyBuilding II in Tempe and the Desert Broom library in Phoenix. In2007, they were named “Designers of the Year” by Contractmagazine.
Kelly is a graduate of the University of Arizona. She has beenchair of the American Library Association committee for libraryinteriors.
THE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTAAAAATION TION TION TION TION - The program explores ten years of areflective process and evolving ideas about how to design andpractice in an integrated approach. The discussion will addressissues that range from engaging the majestic scale of the SonoranDesert to the rich detailing and poetics of interiority.
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Their work, characterized by it’s channeling of powerful light ofthe desert and linkages between interior and exterior spaces,contributes to creating a respectful attitude towards the environment,while being attentive to the complex conditions that characterizethe metropolitan context.Important cues in respect to “designing the experience” will beidentified as it relates to architectural integration and appropriatetiming within the project schedule.
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Elizabeth C. Brawley, IIDA, AAHID, CID, isPresident of Design Concepts Unlimited, inSausalito, California. The firm specializes indesigning living environments for older peopleand settings for Alzheimer’s special care.
Betsy has spent nearly twenty years working with health careproviders and design professionals in long-term care facilities. In1997, she published the book, “Designing for Alzheimer’s Disease:Strategies for Creating Better Care Environments”.
She is a past member of the national board of directors for theAlzheimer’s Association and has gained international recognitionas an expert and industry leader in the area of environmental designfor aging.
THE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTTHE PRESENTAAAAATION -TION -TION -TION -TION - Based on Betsy’s recent book, “DesignInnovations for Aging and Alzheimer’s: Creating CaringEnvironments”, designers, architects and healthcare providers willbe guided through a broad range of design issues essential tomaintaining independence and functional abilities, maximizingmobility, staying socially connected, and encouraging good health.
Topics in Betsy’s multidimensional approach to designing healthierbuildings and living environments for our aging population include:lighting, daylighting, color, acoustics, wayfinding and accessibleoutdoor spaces.
The program is filled with essential elements for designing qualityenvironments, and is rich with examples of assisted living, skillednursing and CCRC communities who have incorporated theseenvironmental enhancements.
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All four of the seminars are CEU approved and can be used tofulfill IIDA and Wisconsin Registered Interior Designer educationrequirements.
ThursdayThursdayThursdayThursdayThursday, May 1, 2008, May 1, 2008, May 1, 2008, May 1, 2008, May 1, 20085:30-9:00PM5:30-9:00PM5:30-9:00PM5:30-9:00PM5:30-9:00PM
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Join us as we celebrate anotheryear of outstanding interior designprojects with the presentation ofthe chapter design awards toprofessionals and students.Cheryl Durst, Hon. IIDA, LEED AP,and CEO of IIDA will serve asMaster of Ceremonies.
For the professional designcompetition, we have 33 entries from 11 different firms in Wisconsin.The submissions categories are: Office/Corporate (Under 5,000sf) Office/Corporate (5,000-25,000sf) Office/Corporate (over25,000sf), Hospitality, Healthcare, Retail, Educational/Institutional,Liturgical, Residential, Custom/Non-building. Winners aredetermined by a jury of design professionals from the IIDA GreatPlains Chapter (Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota).
The student design awards will also be presented. The winnerswill receive scholarship checks from the Susan Wohlitz MemorialFund.
Once again, we have some generous donations for the Silent andLive Auctions. Steve Kuehl of Henricksen’s will be serving asauctioneer for the live auction. Proceeds generated by both ofthese events are used to fund IIDA initiatives including “Designingfor the Future” through the IIDA Foundation, and Milwaukee’s FeedYour Soul to support Second Harvest of Wisconsin.
To donate auction items, contact Ashley Wagner, Associate IIDA([email protected]).
Cheryl Durst, Hon. IIDA, LEED APMaster of Ceremonies