FEBRUARY

Objectified Tickets for the Chicago Premiere on Sale
February 2, 2009
IDSA is proud to be a media sponsor for the Chicago premiere of Objectified: April 28, 2009 at the Music Box Theatre, 7:30pm. Post-screening Q&A with Gary Hustwit and designers from the film. Tickets go on sale here Monday, February 2nd, at 12 noon CST. Special IDSA member pricing of $15!



UIC - VOICES ART AND DESIGN LECTURE SERIES
February 3, 2009
Gallery 400 - College of Architecture and the Arts
University of Illinois at Chicago
400 S. Peoria St. 312-996-6114
5-6:30 PM

Paul M. Murray - Director of Environmental Safety and Sustainability - Herman Miller, Inc.
The Power Of One: How You Can Embrace And Communicate The Environmental Ethic



Webb Scarlett deVlam: Studio Tour + Hypershot Tutorial
February 19, 2009 at 6:30PM
Webb Scarlett deVlam
1032 West Fulton Market
Suite 100
Chicago, IL 60607

Register online NOW: $10 members, $20 non-members, $5 students (with ID) https://www.netforumondemand.com/eweb/shopping/shopping.aspx?site=idsa&prd_key=0415c203-b275-4f8b-908b-b8036111b6f3

Online registration details:login: your primary email (as registered w/ IDSA)password: Password1 for first-time users
Students: choose "student" under drop-down menu.

Tickets at the door: $15 members, $25 non-members, $10 students (with ID)

Join IDSA Chicago as we tour Webb Scarlett deVlam's new space and see Hypershot demos by WSDV's own Chris Hart!

How do tools change the way we work? Throughout history, the development of new tools has been adopted to increase efficiency and proficiency. In the design process, visualization tools are constantly evolving to aid the designer. Hypershot, a rendering software from Bunkspeed is geared specifically for the designer. It is intuitive, visual, and easy to use.

Chris Hart, Industrial Designer at Webb Scarlett deVlam, will be discussing where this software fits into the design process and doing some demos to highlight how new tools are helping to make the process more efficient.



UIC - VOICES ART AND DESIGN LECTURE SERIES
February 24, 2009
Gallery 400 - College of Architecture and the Arts
University of Illinois at Chicago
400 S. Peoria St. 312-996-6114
5-6:30 PM

Innovation in Design, Business and Sustainability
Jonathan Shaun and Elizabeth Redmond
3pointzero.org, http://www.ecolect.net/, http://powerleap.net/


MARCH

IDSA Chicago and UIC IDSA present:
"Get Linked Workshops - A place where ID Students and Professionals Connect"
Saturday, March 7th 10-3 PM
UIC Innovation Center

Come and hear 5 design industry professionals share their unique point of view on getting a job in design. We will have speakers from corporate design staffs as well as consulting firms. We will cover many important topics for upcoming design graduates including:

- Positioning your portfolio to get the job you want.
- What hiring managers are looking for in young designers.
- How to stand out in a competitive job market.
- Effective portfolio layout and design
- Interviewing skills.

ID students from all over Chicago and IL are invited to join us at the UIC Innovation Center for an intensive career workshop. There will be plenty of interaction and Q&A with professionals. While this is not a portfolio review, you will be able to make valuable contacts, see what other schools are up to and get a head start on preparing your portfolio.

Sign up on line or at the event.
Student admission: $5
Lunch will be provided.



IDSA Housewares Happy Hour
Monday, March 23, 2009 5:30PM - Late
TEAMS Design
1812 W. Hubbard St. Suite 200
Chicago, IL 60622

Weary Housewares Show attendees are welcome to attend the IDSA happy hour hosted in the TEAMS Design loft space. Meet IDSA members from across the country who are in town for the show, and enjoy complimentary beverages and hors d'oeuvres provided by IDSA and TEAMS Design. We recommend sharing a 15 minutes cab ride from McCormick Place to our West Town location. Route by car



APRIL

DWR Presents: M+D+F
Submissions deadline: Friday, April 3, 2009, 6pm
Event: Thursday, April 30

Think you might have what it takes to create the next American classic? M+D+F 2009 is a juried exhibition of innovative furniture by emerging designers in the Chicago area. Organized by the DWR North Ave. Studio and juried by local creative professionals in the design, architecture, art and fashion worlds, M+D+F provides an opportunity for peer, public and professional recognition for up-and-coming designers and firms. Interested in entering? Submission packages are due by April 3 at 6pm. The winning entries will be presented at the North Avenue Studio on April 30. More info, and entry forms here.

IDSA Midwest Conference: Meaning
April 3-5
Hyatt Regency Hotel, downtown Minneapolis

Meaning can be interpreted many ways regarding the design process. For example, "How can we as designers make the object more meaningful to the user?", "How can the result of a designer's insight make life experience more meaningful?", "How can we identify real problems and provide solutions to the everyday person?" and further, "How can we understand what is meaningful to a person at this time and make that object important, that experience relevant?"

It is these questions that we seek to investigate, explore and present at this conference. We will feature a presentation by Steve Diller from Cheskin, a strategic consulting and market research company from California. Steve is co-author of the book Making Meaning, How Successful Businesses Deliver Meaningful Customer Experiences. [makingmeaning.org]

Full speaker list and details coming soon!


Cut&Paste Competition 2009
April 4
Congress Theater, Chicago, IL

"Digital Design Tournament 2009 is goin' big and expanding the tournament this year. The 2D Design competition returns in all its spectacular glory, now joined by new competitions in the battlegrounds of 3D Design and Motion Design."
http://www.cutandpaste.com/events/2009/apr/4/chicago-2009/



UIC - VOICES ART AND DESIGN LECTURE SERIES
April 7, 2009
Gallery 400 - College of Architecture and the Arts
University of Illinois at Chicago
400 S. Peoria St. 312-996-6114
5-6:30 PM

Future Shock or Future Planning - The choice is yours.
Peter Nicholson, Creative & Executive Director, The Foresight Design Initiative
Tiaa Hansson-Tuntland, Environmental Specialist, IKEA



APRIL

SAIC presents: Anthony Dunne & Fiona Raby Lecture
Wednesday April 15th, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Fullerton Hall - Art Institute of Chicago, 111 South Michigan Avenue
FREE

Dunne and Raby short-circuit the design process by attending to our inner needs rather than our outer sensibilities. They use design as a critical medium to explore fields of science such as biotechnology and nanotechnology. Their project Evidence Dolls playfully probes the implications of DNA knowledge between lovers, while Designs for Fragile Personalities in Anxious Times continues their obsession with the psychological impact of an atomized society. It celebrates humans as being contradictory, complex and psychologically flawed.

This lecture is sponsored by the AIADO department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.


UIC - VOICES ART AND DESIGN LECTURE SERIES
April 21, 2009
Gallery 400 - College of Architecture and the Arts
University of Illinois at Chicago
400 S. Peoria St.
312-996-6114
5-6:30 PM

Paul Hatch, Director, Teams Design Naked Design 2.0 -Understanding the Visual Perception of Objects


Objectified Movie - Chicago Premiere
April 28, 2009

IDSA is proud to be a media sponsor for the Chicago premiere of Objectified: April 28, 2009 at the Music Box Theatre, 7:30pm. Post-screening Q&A with Gary Hustwit and designers from the film.

Tickets go on sale here Monday, February 2nd, at 12 noon CST. Special IDSA pricing of $15!


DWR Presents: MODERN + DESIGN + FUNCTION - Chicago furniture now exhibition
Thursday, April 30
6:30-9:30
Design Within Reach studio, 1574 North Kingsbury, Chicago

M+D+F 2009 is a juried exhibition of innovative furniture by emerging designers in the Chicago area. Organized by the DWR North Ave. Studio and juried by local creative professionals in the design, architecture, art and fashion worlds, M+D+F provides an opportunity for peer, public and professional recognition for up-and-coming designers and firms. The winning entries will be presented at the North Avenue Studio on April 30. More info, and entry forms here.


MAY

The Trendmaster's Guide to Great Design
May 11 - 12, 2009
9am - 12pm
IIT Institute of Design, 350 N LaSalle St., Classroom 201, Chicago.
Registration info: http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/event-detail?eid=26074309

Futurists and trend gurus make predictions. Coolhunters are on a Holy Grail search for "the next big thing." Trendmasters, however, track and translate trends into sales and profits. They do so by connecting on an emotional level with their customers. This seminar offers a practical and fun exploration of the trend-tracking process in a way that simplifies and demystifies the art of trend. Learn how good trend research, effectively translated, can become the platform for great design.

Taught by Robyn Waters, president, RWTrend, and Gary Springer, president, SpringWater, LLC.


International Contemporary Furniture Fair
May 16-19, 2009
Javits Convention Center, New York City
http://www.icff.com/page/home.asp

North America's singular showcase for contemporary design, the Fair draws the most intrepid seekers of design truth and design trends to an extraordinary exhibition of the most inspired models of design on the forefront, as well as thought-provoking programs and a schedule of supplementary exhibits and features.


Equilateral 09:02: a unique environment where three creative forces intersect: product design, fashion and architectural lighting.
Sunday, May 17, 2009, 6-9pm
The 414 Gallery, 414 West 14th Street (between 9th & Washington)
New York, NY 10014

It is the second in a series of collaborative events between IDSA.NYC, Olighting & ISAORA. Equilateral 09:02 features work by some of IDSA.NYC's brightest designers including:

Goodwin Design Pryor Callaway Ran Lerner Design Akemi Tanaka Aimee Wilder Etcetera Media Jeff Jenkins

ReSurface Design Mimi Kirmachi Yuki Hirayama Scott Amron Rug Fanatic Ana Linares Scott Strickstein J Fish Designs

Join us to celebrate cutting-edge design, fashion, music and cocktails! Fashion design will be on display from ISAORA. Olighting is the main sponsor. Surface Magazine & The Italian Trade Commission will be sponsoring cocktails.

JUNE


Kazuo Kawasaki lecture: "Progressive Inclusive Design" - from eyeglasses to artificial hearts
Friday, June 5, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm; Registration 1:30-2:00pm
Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, 350 N. LaSalle Street

A lecture by:
Dr. Kazuo Kawasaki, Design Director, Doctor of Medical Science, Professor of Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Professor Emeritus of Nagoya City University

Cosponsored by the IIT Institute of Design and the Consulate General of Japan at Chicago.
http://www.design.frc.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp/info/chicago/chicago.html
http://adaptiveenvironments.org/adp/profiles/12_kawasaki.php

Please register your name, affliation and contact info by June 4 Fax: 312-280-6883 or by e-mail: Ms. Kojima at jic@japancc.org.


Object Design League: Slide Show
Friday, June 5th. 7:30-9pm
2035 W Wabansia Ave (in Wicker Park)

5-minute presentation by artists/designers/experts. Presenters include: Craig Berman, Gerry Christensen, Sung Jang, Erin Lebens + Evan Walsh, Jimenez Lai, Arlen Moller, Emily Powell and Jim Termeer. http://objectdesignleague.org/main/?q=node/15



LG Design the Future Competition
ENTRIES DUE June 8, 2009
http://www.crowdspring.com/lg

LG Mobile Phones is partnering with crowdSPRING to announce a new competition to define the future of personal mobile communication. What do you think mobile phones should look like in 2, 5, or 10 years? Design your vision of the next revolutionary LG mobile phone and compete for more than $80,000 in awards.



Objectified at the Siskel Film Center
June 5th-11th, 2009
Siskel Film Center, 164 N State St

The Siskel presents week-long runs of three films celebrating the art of design--industrial (OBJECTIFIED), graphic (MILTON GLASER: TO INFORM AND DELIGHT), and architectural (REM KOOLHAAS: A KIND OF ARCHITECT).



Design Integrity Presents Dakar Rally experience
June 12th, 2009, 12 noon-3pm
1155 West Fulton Market, Chicago, IL 60607
EVENT POSTERS view poster.pdf

Jonah Street and Charlie Rauseo of Team Rally PanAm will be presenting an overview of the Dakar Rally experience. On display will be the 2009 KTM 690 Rallye enduro bike that won stage 5 of this year's rally in South America. Lunch will be provided.

Neocon: World's Trade Fair
June 15-17, 2009
The Merchandise Mart, Chicago
http://www.neocon.com/

At NeoCon World's Trade Fair, discover thousands of innovative products and resources for corporate hospitality, health care, retail, government, institutional and residential interiors from more than 1,200 showrooms and exhibitors.

Free 8am lectures: June 15: Daniel Pink, author. June 16: Paola Antonelli, MOMA. (more info)
Showroom receptions: June 16th at the Mart.


The Promise of This Moment: Objects That Augment The Everyday
Monday June 15, 6pm-9pm
a raw space at 2035 W. Wabansia in Wicker Park

The Object Design League and The Mighty Bearcats present a conceptual design exhibition of prototypes. This exhibition "intends to highlight the capacity of objects to transform banal and commonplace activities into moments of play, relief, beauty and delight, exploring the aesthetic and experiential opportunities that lay hidden within routine." An opening reception is scheduled for Monday June 15th from 6-9pm at a raw space at 2035 W. Wabansia in Wicker Park.


Guerrilla Truck Show
Tuesday June 16, 6-9pm
Loading docks in front of Morlen Sinoway Atelier, 1052 West Fulton Market

Over 20 designers will pull up to the Fulton Market warehouse district in box-trucks, back up to the loading docks, and throw open the backs of the truck to reveal their mobile showrooms. Music will be provided by: DJ Frier Tuck and DJ Leslie Stiles. Refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to everyone, so spread the word. No RSVP is needed. Check out http://www.morlensinoway.com/ for more information.



Pecha-Kucha Night
June 16, 530pm
English, 444 N La Salle Dr
http://www.pecha-kucha.org/cities/chicago/0



The International Plastics Showcase
June 22-26, 2009
McCormick Place, Chicago
http://www.npe.org/
FREE registration for IDSA members (more info to follow)
*Volunteers needed! Contact info@idsachicago.org for details

The IDSA Materials and Processes Section invites you to attend The International Plastics Showcase: NPE2009 at McCormick Place in Chicago June 22-29. Presented by the Society of the Plastics Industry (SPI) once every three years, the International Plastics Showcase will be a valuable opportunity for design students, recent graduates, educators and practicing professional to learn about materials, plastics manufacturing and what's new in the plastics industry. Event features the International Plastics Design Competition Gallery which will feature dozens of plastic parts and products representing the cutting edge of plastics manufacturing.

Technology and Specialty Pavilions will highlight the latest in emerging and new technologies, as well as BPSA single-use, fluoropolymers, thermoforming and more. Spanning 1 million square feet, NPE2009 exhibits will showcase the latest manufacturing trends and technologies driving the growth of these key markets:

Automotive
Medical
Consumer Products
Electronics
Transportation
Packaging
Agriculture/Construction/Lawn



IDSA Chicago Happy Hour
Thursday, June 25, 2009
6pm, following the International Plastics Showcase
M Lounge,1520 South Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL
*a short taxi ride from McCormick Place
Free (drinks/food not included).

In town for the National Plastics Exposition? Join IDSA Chicago as we chat about manufacturing and methods, explore new technologies, and network amongst old and new members.


JULY


Coaster Break with IDSA Chicago
Friday, July 31, 2009
5:30pm, rain or shine
Daley Plaza, Dearborn & Washington, Chicago.
*look for the pink flamingo noodle!
Free (drinks/food not included).

For sketch-off latecomers:
8:30pm
The Blind Robin, 853 N Western Ave, Chicago.

IDSA will be joining Chicago's Critical Mass. Please ride your bikes to Daley Plaza (look for the pink flamingo noodle), where we will meet and ride as one group throughout the streets of Chicago, cruising on our two-wheelers and reliving those exciting parade moments from our childhood days.

But showing off your riding skills is only half the fun! Following the ride, we will head over to The Blind Robin for a sketch competition on white drink coasters. Prizes will be awarded to those who exemplify design talent in various categories.

Mark your calendars for July 31st, and tune up that bike for some coasting! We look forward to a great ride and sketching competition!


AUGUST

Designers Accord Town Hall: Chicago
Wednesday, August 19, 6:30pm
Gravity Tank, 114 W Illinois St, 4th floor
Limited space, RSVP by Aug 12th

Let's talk about what nobody else seems to be addressing. As designers, consultants and internal change agents, there are some very large elephants in the room when engaging in sustainable efforts. Let's share our stories and learn from our discoveries and challenges. Leave the negativity and pessimism behind. Come join us for an optimistic evening of knowledge sharing, storytelling and collaboration.

Northern Engraving Manufacturing Tour
Thursday, August 20, 6 - 8pm
803 South Black River Street
Sparta, WI 54656
Register by August 17th

Plan to join us in August as we tour Northern Engraving's headquarters in Sparta, WI. See the nameplate manufacturing process from beginning to end. From Callaway golf medallions to Harley Davidson badges, we invite you to come and visit Northern Engraving, with over 100 years experience decorating and forming metal and plastic.

Product Display Room
Metal and plastic nameplates and trim manufactured in our facilities in the US and Europe are featured here. See products representing industries as diverse as cosmetics, electronics, appliance, automotive and recreational goods.

Manufacturing Tour
The Sparta manufacturing location focuses on metal nameplates and badges. The tour will cover the entire process from decoration of the metal to stamping and forming.

Design Studio & Prototype Lab
The design studio includes a library of finishes on aluminum. In addition, we will share our trend presentation featuring our interpretation of trends on aluminum surfaces. The trend presentation includes a series of seven mood boards.



EPIC: Ethnographic Praxis in Industry Conference
August 3 - Spetember 2, 2009
Intercontinental Hotel, Chicago.
Register now: http://www.epic2009.com/registration

Registration is open for the 5th annual international Ethnographic Praxis in Industry Conference! This year's gathering will be held in Chicago, IL at the Intercontinental Hotel from Aug 30 - Sept 2, 2009 for a rich program of talks, demos, conversation, debate and fun! EPIC is the premier international forum bringing together artists, computer scientists, designers, social scientists, marketers, academics and advertisers to discuss recent developments and future advances around ethnographic praxis. The EPIC theme for 2009 is Taking Care of Business: having an impact and staying relevant as ethnographers in today's economic climate. Registration fees range from $250-350 for the entire conference.

We want you to be part of this discussion! Come and join us!

For more information and full program details please go to http://www.epic2009.com


SEPTEMBER


IDSA Chicago + World Bicycle Relief present:
Project Big Rig Design Competition
Kickoff: Thursday, September 10
6:30pm
SRAM, 1333 N. Kingsbury, 4th Floor, Chicago.
Register here: http://www.idsa.org/events/World_Bicycle_Relief.html

World Bicycle Relief and IDSA Chicago are partnering to develop a simple, robust bicycle trailer that enables households in developing countries to promote livelihood, education and social service activities. This design competition is open to all IDSA professional and student members. Teams of 3-5 members are recommended to join WBR and IDSA Chicago for the kick-off of this unique opportunity to help those in developing countries. Prizes will be awarded to the winning team!



SAIC Lecture: CHRIS LEUBKEMAN
Director of Arup Global Foresight and Innovation Initiative
"Drivers of Change"
Monday, September 21, 2009 at 6pm
Fullerton Auditorium - Art Institute of Chicago, Michigan Ave Entrance

Leubkeman has written widely about design and sustainability. PhD in Architecture from Eidgenossiche Technische Hochscule, Zurich, Switzerland, Masters in Civil Engineering from Cornell University, Bachelor of Engineering (Geology and Civil Engineering) from Vanderbilt University. Director of Arup Global Foresight and Innovation Initiative. Guest Lecturer at Cambridge University School of Engineering, Assistant Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Architecture; Member, EU Sustainable Construction Techniques and Materials Panel (2004-2005); Adviser, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (2006-present).

Recent works include Drivers of Change (2006, Gustavo Gilli Press). Recent Articles include "We Can Save the World If We Want To" , New Statesman (January 29, 2007) and "Legions of Foresight: Examinations of the Fantastic and Founded in the Built Environment", Design Intelligence (November 2007)



OCTOBER



IDSA Chicago + World Bicycle Relief present:
Project Big Rig Design Competition
Tuesday, October 6
5:30pm (NEW TIME)
SRAM, 1333 N. Kingsbury, 4th Floor, Chicago.

Last month, World Bicycle Relief and IDSA Chicago partnered up to develop a simple, robust bicycle trailer that enables households in developing countries to promote livelihood, education and social service activities. We invite everyone to see the results of this amazing competition as the competing teams present their prototypes.


SAIC Lecture: ANDREA DEPLAZES
William and Grayce Mitchell Lecture Series
Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 6pm
Morton Auditorium, AIC, 111 S. Michigan Avenue

Andrea Deplazes's work stems from innovative research to develop into sustainable practice throughout a broad spectrum of public and institutional projects. In this lecture, Deplazes reflects on Swiss methodologies that integrate disciplines including sociology, engineering, construction, and urban planning. Deplazes is a professor of architecture and construction at the ETH, Eigenössische Technische Hochschule, Zürich, and the co-owner of the architectural firm Bearth + Deplazes in Chur, Switzerland.
Co-sponsor: Consulate General of Switzerland, Think Swiss, and the Goethe-Institut Chicago.


JOHN GRUNSFELD
NASA Astronaut
"A Hubble Story"
Wednesday October 28, 2009 at 6 pm
Ballroom - 112 S. Michigan Ave - SAIC

In May 2009 the last Space Shuttle to visit the Hubble Space Telescope successfully upgraded the telescope with new cameras and instruments as well as making repairs to allow the telescope to begin a new journey of discovery. During the course of 12 days in orbit the Hubble Servicing Mission 4, or STS-125, allowed two teams of astronauts to perform 5 spacewalks. In this talk, Astronaut Grunsfeld will describe the adventure of working in orbit on the Hubble Space Telescope and the exciting scientific results that the new instruments are providing.
Co-sponsored by the Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics at the University of Chicago and the Chicago Council on Science and Technology.





NOVEMBER


'Timeless' by Constantin and Laurene Boym at Wright
Reception: Tuesday, 03 November 2009 06:00pm
Exhibition: 4 – 14 November 2009
Wright, 1440 W Hubbard St, Chicago

Wright introduces Timeless, an exhibition opening 3 November 2009 of unique works by Constantin and Laurene Boym. As modern alchemists, the Boyms create sculptural works from the archetypal forms of everyday objects. The new series, a mediation on essentials, makes the ordinary timeless. Constantin and Laurene Boym lead Boym Partners, a New York-based design studio that develops a wide range of everyday products. They have designed for a number of companies, including Swatch, Alessi, Flos and Vitra. Boym Partners are the recipients of multiple awards and their work is included in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York. More information here.

IRON SKETCH returns!
Monday, November 9th 2009, 6pm-9pm
TEAMS Design, 1812 W Hubbard St
Free for IDSA members & students, $5 for non-members

It returns! Come measure your sketching prowess against your peers in real time using Autodesk Sketchbook on Wacom Cintiq tablets. Challengers will sketch in head-to-head challenges, where their progress will be projected on a screen for the amazement of the crowd. Winners will be chosen by a panel of esteemed judges. Come find out who is the next IRON SKETCH! Beverages graciously provided by TEAMS Design. Winner will receive a new Wacom Intuos4 medium tablet, courtesy of Wacom. Read about the first IRON Sketch here.


SAIC Lecture: STEPHEN BAYLEY
Cancelled!


Konstantin Grcic: Deceptively Simple
November 20, 2009-January 10, 2010
The Art Institute of Chicago, Modern Wing

This significant exhibition is the first in America to explore the work produced by German designer Konstantin Grcic. More info: http://www.artic.edu/aic/exhibitions/exhibition/Grcic



SAIC Lecture: TARYN MEAD
Biomimicry Guild
"The Role of Biomimicry in Design"
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 6pm
Fullerton Auditorium - Art Institute of Chicago, Michigan Ave Entrance

Taryn will present a number of architectural projects that have used biomimicry principles, including the Singapore Art Center that uses a ventilation system based upon the hairs of polar bears. Taryn's training in ecology and the socio-industrial aspects of environmental issues provides a systems-based platform for discussion of biomimetic principles and methodologies. As a Biologist at the Design Table for the Guild, she specializes in Nature's functions at the ecosystem level. With a bird's eye view on planning, architectural and production challenges, she provides insights into ecological principles that can be used to enhance the way designs fit into the landscape of a place. She guides clients through a design process that asks the local organisms how to flourish in the regional habitat conditions and incorporate ecosystem nutrient cycling into landscape scale designs. Her assignments include consulting with corporate clients, researching biological strategies, facilitating workshops with design professionals and biologists, creating tools to assist in the design process and managing the Guild's internship program.

DECEMBER



SAIC Lecture: BARBER/OSGERBY
Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby

Celebrate the holidays with IDSA Chicago!