IFI World Interiors Day 2010 - 10% For 90%
5.5.10 | Montreal, Canada | IFI (International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers) is proud to announce World Interiors Day 2010, to be held on Saturday May 29 with the theme “10% for 90%.” This year's theme, 10% for 90% is inspired by the 2009 IFI Design for All Award Winner, 10% Project, run by the Greenside Design Center, South Africa. The 10% project is an initiative that devotes 10% of the college's annual notional teaching and learning time to community-based design intervention projects. This translates into the college "donating" four weeks of the formal curricula to community development, with the involvement of Interior, Graphic & Multimedia Design students as well as academic staff. This May 29th we ask you to please take the time to consider 10% for 90% in keeping with IFI's mandate to improve human living conditions through the improvement of the built environment.
World Interiors Day is an international event created to provide an occasion to highlight the merits of the interior professions and their impact on the quality of life. It’s a day to actively engage professionals, design enthusiasts and the public at large to explore their creativity, imagination, vision and passion in recognition of the role of interior architecture/design in our society.
World Interiors Day is not a centrally organized event; rather, it is organized on a local level by individual interior architects/designers all over the world. The main goal of World Interiors Day is to direct public attention towards the profession of Interior Architecture/Design, to enhance knowledge and understanding about the profession, and to encourage cooperation between professionals.
Past events have included:
Open door programs in which interior architects/designers participate with their clients in tours guided by the designer in interiors that are usually not open to the public. Citywalks can be created by combining various of these open door projects.
Open Your Practice to invite the public to designer’s offices to see how interior
architects/designers work and the environments in which they design. Free student practice day, where students are invited to work in design studios for a day and learn the practice of interior design.
Exhibitions and art events in cooperation with local museums and institutions
exhibitions are organized that relate to this years theme or interior design in general.
Lectures, talks, discussions by interior architects/designers at schools, public libraries or other institutions will focus on the importance of our living environment.
Kid’s activities We won’t forget our future generation! We will work together with teachers and pupils to engage children in a range of creative, practical or fun experiences that raise their awareness of people and the spaces that surround them.
The International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers is the global voice and authority for professional Interior Architects/Designers. IFI represents over 70 member associations and more than 65,000 interior architects and designers in 45 countries on all the worlds continents.
For more information contact [email protected], visit
http://www.ifiworld.org or contact the national association of interior architects/designers in your country.
World Interiors Day is an international event created to provide an occasion to highlight the merits of the interior professions and their impact on the quality of life. It’s a day to actively engage professionals, design enthusiasts and the public at large to explore their creativity, imagination, vision and passion in recognition of the role of interior architecture/design in our society.
World Interiors Day is not a centrally organized event; rather, it is organized on a local level by individual interior architects/designers all over the world. The main goal of World Interiors Day is to direct public attention towards the profession of Interior Architecture/Design, to enhance knowledge and understanding about the profession, and to encourage cooperation between professionals.
Past events have included:
Open door programs in which interior architects/designers participate with their clients in tours guided by the designer in interiors that are usually not open to the public. Citywalks can be created by combining various of these open door projects.
Open Your Practice to invite the public to designer’s offices to see how interior
architects/designers work and the environments in which they design. Free student practice day, where students are invited to work in design studios for a day and learn the practice of interior design.
Exhibitions and art events in cooperation with local museums and institutions
exhibitions are organized that relate to this years theme or interior design in general.
Lectures, talks, discussions by interior architects/designers at schools, public libraries or other institutions will focus on the importance of our living environment.
Kid’s activities We won’t forget our future generation! We will work together with teachers and pupils to engage children in a range of creative, practical or fun experiences that raise their awareness of people and the spaces that surround them.
The International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers is the global voice and authority for professional Interior Architects/Designers. IFI represents over 70 member associations and more than 65,000 interior architects and designers in 45 countries on all the worlds continents.
For more information contact [email protected], visit
http://www.ifiworld.org or contact the national association of interior architects/designers in your country.
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