IHCD 2010 Lecture Series!
Interior Designs for Lifetime Living
Carol A. Dean AKBD, CAPS, MBA will present on the development of her universal design kitchen and bath course at the Boston Architectural College (BAC), and how it enhanced her understanding of her clients, designers, and the design process.
Interior Designs for Lifetime Living
Carol A. Dean AKBD, CAPS, MBA will present on the development of her universal design kitchen and bath course at the Boston Architectural College (BAC), and how it enhanced her understanding of her clients, designers, and the design process.
The Universal Design Handbook (2nd Ed.)
The Universal Design Handbook is a unique compilation that brings together the rich international experience of what we call universal design. Universal Design is not a trend but an enduring design approach that assumes that the range of human ability is ordinary, not special. This book describes and illustrates the extraordinary growth in the international movement to create environments and products for all people. A fully updated, one-stop reference to designing products and facilities for the elderly, disabled, and children.
The Universal Design Handbook is a unique compilation that brings together the rich international experience of what we call universal design. Universal Design is not a trend but an enduring design approach that assumes that the range of human ability is ordinary, not special. This book describes and illustrates the extraordinary growth in the international movement to create environments and products for all people. A fully updated, one-stop reference to designing products and facilities for the elderly, disabled, and children.
Global Age-Friendly Design Awards
Global Age-Friendly Design Awards 2010 (GADA 2010) invites students, design professionals, design firms and the general public to submit their ideas on products that can change and enhance the lifestyles of the elderly. Previously known as International Design Awards in 2008, the competition drew interest from more than 200 participants from Australia, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. This year it hopes to increase the number of entries from local and international design communities and agencies.
Global Age-Friendly Design Awards 2010 (GADA 2010) invites students, design professionals, design firms and the general public to submit their ideas on products that can change and enhance the lifestyles of the elderly. Previously known as International Design Awards in 2008, the competition drew interest from more than 200 participants from Australia, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. This year it hopes to increase the number of entries from local and international design communities and agencies.
In Touch with Art 2010
October 13 & 14th, 2010
Location: London, England
Europe’s leading conference about museums, heritage and people with vision impairment once again brings together experts from Europe and North America. It’s a unique opportunity to discover new best practice, take part in discussions about contemporary issues and enroll in study visits to London’s leading museums.
October 13 & 14th, 2010
Location: London, England
Europe’s leading conference about museums, heritage and people with vision impairment once again brings together experts from Europe and North America. It’s a unique opportunity to discover new best practice, take part in discussions about contemporary issues and enroll in study visits to London’s leading museums.
