Oregon State University, USA

This Department embraces a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding the interaction between people and the designed environment as that environment affects the social, psychological and physical well-being of individuals, families and communities. The knowledge base is grounded in consumer behavior and management theory, the arts, humanities, and the social and physical sciences. This applied discipline is concerned with the enhancement of each individual’s daily life as affected by the production, distribution, use and design of clothing, textiles, residential and commercial structures that make life meaningful.

Study mode: Full Time

Duration: Variable

Venue: College of Health and Human Sciences, Department of Design and Human Environment

Course summary
This program on the profession of interior design as well as its history, theory and criticism. Research can focus on qualitative or quantitative analysis of design.

Program modules
The following are the modules: DHE 532 Advanced Housing Design Studio (3 credits), DHE 534 Housing the Aging Population (3 credits), DHE 543 Studio III: Commercial Design (4 credits), DHE 561 History of the Near Environment I (4 credits), DHE 562 History of the Near Environment II (4 credits), DHE 564 Contemporary History of Interiors and Housing (3 credits), DHE 577 Fashion Theory (4 credits), DHE 582 Aesthetic and Perceptual Theories of the Near Environment (2 credits), DHE 585 Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits), DHE 665 Theories and Methods in Historical/Cultural Research of the Near Environment (3 credits), DHE 685 Advanced Topics in Human Behavior and the Near Environment (3 credits).

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University of South Wales, Sidney, Australia

The University of New South Wales is one of Australia’s leading international universities attracting students and scholars from around the world. It is widely regarded for its teaching excellence and research innovation. The University is a founding member of the Group of Eight research intensive universities in Australia and a member of the Universitas 21 international consortium.
Established in 1949, the University now has close to 52,000 students, including more than 11,000 international students from over 120 different countries. It has three campuses and two sub-campuses.

The University offers more than 300 undergraduate and 600 postgraduate programs through various faculties. The faculties at the University are Arts and Social Sciences, Australian School of Business, Built Environment, College of Fine Arts, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Science and UNSW@ADFA (Australian Defence Force Academy).
The University fosters groundbreaking, multidisciplinary research by offering almost 100 research programs in various disciplines. The University is a member of 15 Cooperative Research Centres and is affiliated with a number of medical research institutes.

PhD in Interior Architecture

Study mode: Full Time

Duration: 3 – 4 years

Start date: FEB-12, JUL-12

Venue: University of South Wales

Course summary
The focus of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is on developing a student’s expert knowledge in this field of research, along with their research, critical and creative thinking, and problem solving skills. Also, students can enhance their career prospects in academic, business, government, industry or research related professions in the Built Environment field by developing their research competence as well as extending their capability in creative thinking, problem solving and self-directed learning.

PhD in Architecture

Study mode: Full Time

Duration: 3 – 4 years

Start date: FEB-12, JUL-12

Venue: University of South Wales

Course summary
The focus of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is on developing a student’s expert knowledge in this field of research, along with their research, critical and creative thinking, and problem solving skills. Also, students can enhance their career prospects in academic, business, government, industry or research related professions in the Built Environment field by developing their research competence as well as extending their capability in creative thinking, problem solving and self-directed learning.

PhD in Design

Study mode: Full Time

Duration: 3 – 4 years

Start date: FEB-12, JUL-12

Venue: College of Fine Arts Campus

Course summary
This course covers research areas in the fields of: architecture, landscape and urban design; ceramics; Asian art/craft/design and cultural history; design and gender studies; design and technology; design history and theory; design management; human computer interaction; interactive media; jewellery; object design; online design education; textiles; theatre design; and visual communication.

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Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy
School of Doctoral Programmes

This field of studies gives the opportunity to develop the research, organize, record and re-elaborate abilities with the purpose of knowing and divulging historical as well as contemporary documents in the interior design discipline (architecture, furnishing, decoration, scenography, installations, museology, furniture production).
Doctorate students learn to develop their abilities in the problem framing, programming, technical elaboration and management of particularly complex projects for specific areas related to the disciplinary sector.

Besides the development of a specific individual curriculum, the candidates will be able to span the whole discipline of Interior Architecture and Installations, articulating their studies according to appropriate analytical and design scales in different sectors.

You may find more information in our DRAIA page.

Disciplines:

• Civil Engineering, Architecture & Construction
• Industrial Design

Location: Milano / Italy

Duration: 36 months

Start Date: October

Educational Form: Academic PhD

Education Variants: Fulltime

Funding:

• National: partial
• EEA: partial
• Non EEA: partial

Location flexibility: Primarily at University

Project type: Open PhD programme

Credits (ECTS): 180

Languages: English Italian

Qualifying elements of the curriculum:

• Customised teaching methods aimed at developing each student’s specific aptitudes in different areas of design, theoretical and critical historical research;
• Analysis of complex paradigms and development of split up methodologies of intervention with interdisciplinary integrations for proposing, design, theoretical and critical historical research purposes;
• Creation of virtual and actual models and application of computerized and classic simulation tools for the control of figurative, material, metric, chromatic, energy and light properties

Study methods:

• Lectures, training sessions, guided tours and seminar cycles given by teachers of the College and by visiting Professors;
• Workshop research in fields such as critical history and design, carried out through teaching, cooperation activities and horizontal and vertical exchange between students of different cycles;
• Individual research aided by tutors with the contribution of the entire teaching staff.

» visit the School of Doctoral Programmes website

» visit the Politecnico di Milano website

Hasselt University, Belgium
Faculty of Architecture

Disciplines:

• Design
• Civil Engineering, Architecture & Construction
• Industrial Design

Duration: 48 months

Start Date: Anytime

Educational Form: Academic PhD

Project type: Open PhD programme

Languages: English

» visit the Hasselt University website

Application deadline: January 31, 2012

The School of Architecture at Florida A&M University announces a search to fill two tenure-earning faculty positions, to start in August 2012, at the ranks of Assistant or Associate Professor.

Salaries will be competitive and determined on the basis of experience and qualifications.

The School of Architecture is organized into two Divisions: the Division of Architecture and the Division of Engineering Technology. The Architecture Program is one of seven architecture programs offered at a Historically Black College and University and one of six programs in Florida’s State University System. Seventy percent of the School’s 300 students are enrolled in the four year Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies. The Bachelor degree feeds the two SOA professional programs — the Bachelor of Architecture and the Master of Architecture. The Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) degree is a design studio-centered undergraduate degree. The Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) degree is a thesis-/research-centered graduate experience.

These nine month, tenure-track positions involve teaching and research responsibilities. Successful candidates will possess the ability to teach undergraduate and graduate level design studio and/or lecture courses for Architecture majors in the B.Arch and M.Arch degree programs, carry out scholarly research agendas and have expertise in two or more of the following areas: Design, Structures, Digital Technologies, Environmental Systems, Building Technologies, Architectural History and/or Historic Preservation.

Qualifications:
Candidates should clearly indicate their primary and secondary areas of expertise. Terminal degrees in applicants’ primary fields of work are required. To be considered at the rank of Associate Professor, a strong record of creative teaching, funded research and/or professional activity should be documented.

Application:
Applications will be received until January 31, 2012 or until the positions are filled.
A complete application will include:

• a Florida A&M University Application for Employment (http://www.famu.edu/hr/Employment_Application04-08.pdf)
• a letter of application giving a clear indication of areas of teaching interest
• curriculum vita
• a portfolio of significant work (including examples of student work)
• a one page statement of pedagogical and research philosophy
• the names (with contact information) of three professional references.

All applications should be sent to:

Mrs. Carrie M. Gavin, Director, Equal Opportunity Programs
676 Ardelia Court
Tallahassee, FL 32307

(850) 599-3076

Visit our website, at: http://www.famu.edu/architecture

EEO/AA Policy Florida A&M University is an equal access/equal opportunity institution.

Application deadline: January 31, 2012

The University of Minnesota’s School of Architecture, has opened a search to fill a tenure-track position in Design.

We are seeking an applicant who is, first and foremost, an exceptional design studio instructor and also a critical thinker, ideally with a record of academic engagement with contemporary cultural issues and social challenges. This requires a fundamental understanding of design as a unique mode of thought, while retaining interest in its engagement with broader contemporary issues.

The School’s primary objective is to hire a faculty member who excels at teaching design studio across all levels of the undergraduate or graduate program, with the capacity to lead large introductory design courses. The selected candidate must also present a compelling research agenda, with demonstrated expertise in bridging research and design and whose own design practices reveal the sophisticated integration of research. While this research could be pedagogical in nature, the candidate’s eventual tenure case may be best served by an additional, non-pedagogical research trajectory. The selected candidate will be expected to participate in faculty governance, at the school, college and university levels and contribute, with commitment and enthusiasm, to the intellectual life of the community.

Institutional Setting:
The School of Architecture is known for its history of design excellence, strong relationship with prominent practitioners, emphasis on critical thinking skills, socially engaged students and ability to draw upon a sophisticated array of cultural amenities located in a major metropolitan area. The School of Architecture, within a multidisciplinary College of Design, sits at the academic hub of vibrant professional and research communities. In response to the current transformations to the discipline, the School recently implemented an innovative graduate curriculum, providing multiple course formats for faculty to explore a wide spectrum of research topics. This curriculum was awarded an Education Honor Award from the National AIA in 2008. Current strengths of the School include design pedagogy, sustainability, building technology, emerging practices and the social impact of architecture. The School and College strategic goals will sharpen focus on theoretical perspectives, global practice, culture of building, public interest design and economic factors in design.

Minnesota is recognized as a progressive state and the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul as one of the major design centers in the United States. Well known for its high quality of life, the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area offers world-caliber museums and theaters, an exceptional parks system, outstanding historical landmarks, excellent educational opportunities and access to a well-regarded health care system. The Twin Cities are also home to 21 Fortune 500 companies, in addition to thriving small local businesses and a strong non-profit sector.

Position:
The position is a 100%-time, nine month, tenure-track appointment, at the level of Assistant Professor. Salary will be competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications. The expected start date is August 27, 2012.

Essential Qualifications:
At a minimum, an M.Arch. degree, or B.Arch., with equivalent experience is required. Demonstrated record of excellence in teaching design studio, at either the undergraduate or graduate level. Demonstrated interest and potential to develop and coordinate design courses, as described above. Ability to mentor adjunct faculty who may not have extensive design studio experience. Record of academic engagement with contemporary cultural phenomena and social challenges. Ability to support interdisciplinary initiatives in teaching and research with other fields in the college. Evidence of research, with demonstrated expertise in bridging research and design and a record of design practices (academic and/or professional), that reveal sophisticated integration of research. Candidate must demonstrate a proven ability to support the University’s commitment to equity and diversity.

Preferred Qualifications:
Design experience in the field of Architecture (academic or professional). Professional licensure. Experience working with multidisciplinary collaborations and outreach.

Applications:
Application procedure is online (employment.umn.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=98779 — Requisition #174925).

Submit an attachment, summarizing:

a) your professional experience;
b) philosophy of teaching;
c) interest/experience in leadership for curriculum development and coordinating large (150 to 250 students) undergraduate introductory courses and design studios (at all levels).

Each summary should be no more than 200 – 300 words.

Also, submit the following attachments:

• curriculum vita;
• a portfolio of both student work and scholarship/design work (no more than 20 pages);
• samples of recent teaching evaluations (10 page maximum);
• contact information for three professional references.

Exhibits should be submitted as .PDF attachments in the online employment system, maximum size 10 Mb. Hard copy exhibits of student work and scholarship/design work will be accepted, but must be either accompanied by an electronic file/s or emailed as a .PDF attachment/s (cvigen@umn.edu).

U.S. Mail Address (Non-returnable Exhibits):

Carrie Vigen, HR Specialist
College of Design
University of Minnesota
McNeal Hall, 1985 Buford Avenue, Rm. 32
St. Paul, MN 55108

Telephone: 612.624.1721
Fax: 612.625.1922

Applications will be considered beginning January 31, 2012.

Process Questions: Carrie Vigen ( 612/624-1721 ; cvigen@umn.edu).

Committee Chair: Jennifer Yoos ( 612/872-6370 , Extension 202; jennifer-yoos@vjaa.com).

For more information, visit our website (http://arch.design.umn.edu/).

EEO/AA Policy The University of Minnesota is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities and employment, without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status or sexual orientation.

Screening of applications will begin on: 1st January 2012

EPFL’s School ENAC (Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering) seeks Full, Associate and Tenure-Track Assistant Professors in Architectural Design.

The successful candidates will develop outstanding teaching (undergraduate and graduate) and research programs. Teaching and research will focus on architectural design from a theoretical and practical point of view, coupled to a strong interdisciplinary vision. The positions require superb knowledge in the theory and practice of architectural design as well as acknowledged skills in designing and completing bold and innovative architectural projects and building experiences. Highest professional and/or academic standing at the international level is expected. Domains of particular interest include: architectural design, urban design, landscape architecture.

The candidates will engage directly in coupling project and subject studies as part of the Bachelor, Master and Doctoral studies of Architecture as well as enhancing interactions within the ENAC School and EPFL in general..

The search is open for Professors at the Full, Associate or Assistant (Tenure Track) levels with appointments ranging from 50% to 100%.

EPFL offers internationally competitive salaries and benefits. Significant financial resources and well developed research infrastructure are available.

To apply, please follow the application procedure at http://enac.epfl.ch/page-2114.html

The following documents are requested in PDF format:

• motivation letter
• curriculum vitae
• publications list
• concise statement of research and teaching interests as well as the names and addresses (including e-mail) of at least five referees

Enquiries may be made to:
Professor Luca Ortelli (luca.ortelli@epfl.ch)
Director Institute of Architecture

Additional information about EPFL is available at:
http://www.epfl.ch
http://enac.epfl.ch

EPFL is an equal opportunity employer. Women candidates are particularly encouraged to apply.

13-14 September 2012
Engineering Faculty, Università di Bologna – Bologna

Abstract submission: before 6 February 2012

Aim of the conference is to encourage multi and interdisciplinary aggregation of the research centres and people that deal with color and light from a professional and scientific point of view. Conference will be opened (in early morning) by a series of tutorials about different color related topic. Works will continue with the presentations of the submitted works.

THEMES OF INTEREST FOR THE CONFERENCE

1. COLOR AND MEASUREMENT / PRODUCTION. Colorimetry, photometry and color atlas: method, theory and instrumentation.
2. COLOR AND DIGITAL. Reproduction, management, digital color correction, image processing, graphics, photography, printmaking, video production, artificial vision, virtual reality.
3. COLOR AND LIGHTING. Metamerism, color rendering, adaptation, color constancy, appearance, illusions, memory color and perception, color in extra-atmospheric environments.
4. COLOR AND PHYSIOLOGY. Mechanisms of vision in their experimental and theoretical aspects, deficiencies, abnormalities, clinical and biological aspects.
5. COLOR AND PSYCHOLOGY. Phenomenology of color, perceptive, emotional, aesthetic and diagnostic aspects.
6. COLOR AND PRODUCTS. Foods and beverages, textiles, plastics, ceramics, paints.
7. COLOR AND RESTORATION. Archaeometry, painting materials, diagnostics and techniques of conservation, restoration and enhancement of cultural heritage, coloring and architectural syntax, territorial identities.
8. COLOR AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT. Urban planning, plans of color, architecture.
9. COLOR AND DESIGN. Furniture, design, fashion, textiles, graphics, communication, packaging, lettering, cosmetics.
10. COLOR AND CULTURE. Art, history, philosophy, anthropology, sociology, aesthetics, representation and design, lexicology, semantics.
11. COLOR AND EDUCATION. Pedagogy, color’s didactics, aesthetic education, artistic education.

Download the Call (English) – (Italian)

» alla versione italiana

SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS

Papers and abstracts sent by e-mail will not be accepted. For submission it is mandatory the usage of the on-line platform for the conference management EasyChair, available at the address: http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=8cnc2012

To submit abstract and/or papers it is necessary to register on the mentioned website for creating an EasyChair account or using your personal account if you are already registered. You only need to register once. For the first registration select “Signup for an account” in the first page and follow instructions. It’s important to submit complete data, filling the module with attention, especially giving valid e-mail in order to receive communications from the conference organization. If you are already registered the acronym to access the VIII Conference of Color is “8 CNC 2012”.

It is necessary that at least one of the authors of the accepted papers subscribe for the conference before 5 June 2012.

IMPORTANT DATES (deadlines in red)

06 February 2012 | Abstract submission deadline (max 3000 character), Italian or English.
20 February 2012 | Abstract acceptance notification
13 April 2012 | Papers final version deadline
18 May 2012 | Papers final version acceptance notification
05 June 2012 | Authors registration deadline
14 August 2012 | Cut fare registration deadline
13-14 September 2012 | Conference

For programmes, rates, accommodation or any other information, please visit the official website.

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Obiettivo della conferenza è favorire l’aggregazione multi e interdisciplinare di tutte le realtà che in Italia si occupano del colore e della luce da un punto di vista scientifico e/o professionale. La conferenza sarà introdotta, nella prima mattina, da alcuni tutorial relativi a diversi temi di interesse. I lavori proseguiranno poi con l’esposizione dei contributi accettati.

TEMI DI INTERESSE DELLA CONFERENZA

1. COLORE E MISURAZIONE /PRODUZIONE. Colorimetria, fotometria e atlanti dei colori: metodo, teoria e strumentazione.
2. COLORE E DIGITALE. Riproduzione, gestione, correzione digitale del colore, elaborazione delle immagini, grafica, fotografia, tecniche di stampa, produzione video, visione artificiale, realtà virtuale.
3. COLORE E ILLUMINAZIONE. Metamerismo, resa del colore, adattamento, costanza cromatica, apparenza, illusioni, memoria cromatica e percezione, colore in ambienti extra-atmosferici.
4. COLORE E FISIOLOGIA. Meccanismi della visione nei loro aspetti sperimentali e teorici, deficienze e anomalie, aspetti clinici e biologici.
5. COLORE E PSICOLOGIA. Fenomenologia in generale dei colori, aspetti percettivi, emotivi, estetici, diagnostici.
6. COLORE E MERCEOLOGIA. Alimenti e bevande, tessile, materie plastiche, ceramica, vernici.
7. COLORE E RESTAURO. Archeometria, materiali pittorici, diagnostica e tecniche di conservazione, restauro e valorizzazione dei beni culturali, coloriture e sintassi architettonica, identità territoriali.
8. COLORE E AMBIENTE COSTRUITO. Urbanistica, piani del colore, architettura.
9. COLORE E PROGETTAZIONE. Arredo, design, moda, tessile, grafica, comunicazione, packaging, lettering, cosmesi.
10. COLORE E CULTURA. Arte, storia, filosofia, antropologia, sociologia, estetica, rappresentazione e disegno, lessicologia, semantica.
11. COLORE ED EDUCAZIONE. Pedagogia, didattica del colore, educazione estetica, educazione artistica.

INVIO DI ABSTRACT E PAPER

Non saranno accettati abstract o paper inviati per email, per l’invio utilizzare il sistema informativo on-line per la gestione delle conferenze EasyChair, disponibile all’indirizzo: http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=8cnc2012

Per inviare abstract e/o paper è necessario registrarsi prima nel sito su menzionato per creare un account EasyChair o usare quello che avete se siete già registrati. La registrazione va fatta una sola volta. Per registrarvi la prima volta scegliete “Signup for an account” nella prima pagina e seguite le istruzioni. È importante inserire i dati completi compilando accuratamente il format, inserendo dati reali ed e-mail valide affinché l’organizzazione della conferenza possa contattarvi. Se siete già registrati l’acronimo per entrare nella VIII Conferenza del Colore è “8 CNC 2012 “.

Si ricorda che almeno uno degli autori dei paper accettati deve iscriversi alla conferenza entro il 5 giugno 2012.

DATE IMPORTANTI (deadline in rosso)

06 febbraio 2012 | invio degli abstract di max 3000 battute, in lingua italiana o inglese
20 febbraio 2012 | notifica di accettazione dell’abstract
13 aprile 2012 | invio dei paper, in lingua italiana o inglese formattati secondo istruzioni
18 maggio 2012 | notifica definitiva di accettazione del paper
05 giugno 2012 | Termine ultimo per iscrizione autori.
14 agosto 2012 | Termine ultimo per iscrizioni a tariffa ridotta.
13-14 settembre 2012 | Conferenza

Per programmi, costi, accommodation o qualsiasi altra informazione, vi invitiamo a visitare il sito ufficiale.

Book Launch and Christmas Drinks

The last six months has been an incredibly productive time for researchers in the School of Art and Design History at Kingston. We’d be delighted if you could join us at 5pm on Wednesday 14 December at Knights Park for a Christmas drink, and to help us celebrate the launch of nine books:

• Fiona Fisher, Trevor Keeble, Patricia Lara-Betancourt and Brenda Martin, eds. Performance, Fashion and the Modern Interior. Berg Publishers
• Anne Massey and Tom Avermaete, eds. Hotel Lobbies and Lounges: The Architecture of Professional Hospitality. Routledge
• Anne Massey. Chair. Reaktion
• Anne Massey. Ocean Liner Posters. Antique Collectors’ Club
• Jonathan Black. The Face of Courage: Eric Kennington, Portraiture and the Second World War. Philip Wilson Publishers
• Stephen Barber. The Walls of Berlin: Urban Surfaces, Art, Film. Solar Books
• Fran Lloyd, Helen Potkin and Davina Thakara. Public Sculpture of Outer South and West London. Liverpool University Press
• Nick Tromans. Richard Dadd: The Artist and the Asylum. Tate Publishing
• Nick Tromans. Hope: The Life and Times of a Victorian Icon. Watts Gallery

RSVP Doreen Harrison
D.Harrison@kingston.ac.uk

Doreen Harrison
Academic Support Administrator
School of Architecture and Landscape and School of Art & Design History
Kingston University
Knights Park
Grange Road
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2QJ

Tel: 020 8417 4283 Ext 64038

2-4 November 2011
CCIB Forum, Barcelona

Inside is a brand-new festival celebrating the finest interiors and their creators. Through a series of curated events, talks, installations and a prestigious awards programme, Inside will be a vibrant platform for creative thought, mutual inspiration and idea exchange – capturing the design zeitgeist in style over two exciting days in Barcelona.

WHY VISIT INSIDE?
Inside will be an unmissable fixture in the interior design calender; a buzzing hub of creative thought and mutual inspiration. Make sure you are included in the who’s who of interior design and architecture and book your place at the event that everyone in the design world will be talking about today.

ATTEND INSIDE TO:

• Be inspired by the world’s most exciting design projects of the last year – hear directly from all shortlisted Inside awards entrants and see their projects up close at the Inside awards gallery.
• Exchange ideas with more than 2,000 designers and architects representing 60 countries, broaden your horizons and make new contacts.
• Establish valuable contacts and speak to influential, global clients who are looking to meet their next designer at Inside’s exclusive drinks reception, parties and fringe events.
• Take away vital insight and knowledge that will inform your future work – be enlightened and updated with two days of future focussed talks and seminars with the world’s leading industry voices.
• Experience Barcelona through the eyes of local designers with Inside’s guided design tours and get the inside track on the city’s established and emerging design scene.
• Plus! All passes purchased will give you access to Inside’s sister event, the World Architecture Festival, find out more here www.worldarchitecturefestival.com.

GLOBAL AWARDS

At the festival’s heart is the international awards programme. Pitching the planet’s most exciting designers against each other to find the finest interior space of the past year, an Inside award could well make your career.
You could be one of the winners. If your practice has created an outstanding space in the last year you can enter it here to win one of 11 prized category awards, and even walk away with the overall award for World Interior of the Year.

Categories range from the most prestigious new hotels and bars to civic spaces, offices and shops. In a nail-biting finale shortlisted entrants from each category will go head to head for the overall prize of World Interior of the Year live at the Festival. Follow this link to see all categories »

INTERNATIONAL JURY

An esteemed jury of internationally respected designers and key industry figures will decide who will compete live at Inside and ultimately walk away with the World Interior of the Year trophy.
For details of our judges, follow this link »

TALKS

Inside Talks
Be inspired and informed by the theory behind the products. With the industry’s leading lights all present in one place, Inside’s programme of talks and discussions are bound to illuminate and educate. Even the surroundings will provide inspiration, with London-based graphic studio Multistorey collaborating with designers Frank to create a dynamic exhibition space to host the talks.
A full talks programme will announced soon. If you would like to be involved in the Inside talks please contact jessica.mcfarlane@emap.com

Dezeen talks
Each category winner will be interviewed at the event by Marcus Fairs, editor of Dezeen, Inside’s online media partner. Footage of all the interviews will appear on Dezeen directly after the festival, and then form an online archive. Two million people a month visit Dezeen for the latest news in the design world; winners at the inaugural Inside will play their own part in this.

For futher details, follow this link »

AWARDS GALLERY

The cream of this year’s interiors are under the spotlight in the Inside awards gallery. Scrutinize all shortlisted projects up close and personal to find out what set them apart from the crowd and why they stood out for the jury.

INSIDE BAR

All that inspiration can make even the most dedicated design fan thirsty. When you’re not experiencing the talks, awards crits, installations and exhibitions at Inside, make a beeline for the Inside bar. Aside from offering some well-earned refreshment in the form of your favourite tipple and some tasty local repast, the bar will also be mingling heaven, where you’ll be rubbing shoulders with international clients, contemporaries and international design press.
Naturally the Inside bar will also look pretty good; it’s not just a bar, it’s the exhibition’s focal point and an installation that has been designed specially for Inside.

Keep up to date with the latest behind-the-scenes developments with our updates in Latest news.

FRINGE EVENTS

As if there wasn’t enough to see and do, Inside is also putting on a series of fringe events, design tours, receptions and parties. These will be held throughout the host city of Barcelona – a place not only revered for its architecture but as one of the world’s great party cities.

More information coming soon - sign up for updates here.

Clock here for the Seminar’s speakers list.

For queries about entering or the entry process please contact INSIDE customer services team:

T +44 (0)20 7554 5800 / 0845 056 8339
E info@insidefestival.com