Annual Conference Research, Education & Creative Scholarship Presentation Schedule Instructions: For each hour time slot, select one room to attend. Thursday March 12 1:00pm-2:00pm 2:15pm-3:15pm 3:30pm-4:30pm Rm1 343608-Where Western Interiors Begin: Analyzing 344681- Koolhaas and the Autonomy of the Interior 344712- Engaged Scholarship and Historic Design Regionalism in Texas Interiors Jim Sullivan Preservation of Interiors: Sustaining Identity Carl Matthews and Caroline Hill and Facilitating Integrity in Iowa’s Carnegie This paper examines writings and projects by Rem Libraries The presentation will provide a framework for Koolhaas to illuminate the status and operation of Diane Al Shihabi understanding how the convergence of physical interiors in his work. In sum, Koolhaas’s work aspects of Texas have merged with cultural, proposes that interiors are autonomous from Through Carnegie libraries, this study examines historical, and economic aspects to create a exteriors, and therefore are driven by their own how interdisciplinary methodologies, combined distinctive and identifiable Texas interior. tenets and desires for representation beyond the with processes juxtaposing academia with confines of their bounding structure. communities, can engender reciprocal Carl Matthews is Interior Design Department head collaborations, civic responsibility, and engaged and professor at the Fay Jones School of Jim Sullivan is Chair of the Louisiana State scholarship. Architecture, University of Arkansas. Prior to University’s Department of Interior Design. He holds Arkansas he was at the University of Texas at Austin a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Miami Dr. Diane Al Shihabi, ASID, IDEC, WRID is a for nine years and the University of Nebraska- University (Ohio) and a Master of Architecture from scholar in Design History, focusing on French Lincoln for 10 years. Before teaching he practiced in University of Pennsylvania. He is a registered academic architectural theory and the École major design firms in New York and Chicago. He has architect and practiced with Joseph Rykwert and des Beaux-Arts, the American Beaux-Arts served on the leadership group for the Interior Bernard Tschumi, among others. design system, and the sustainability of global Design Educators Council and on the Board of cultural identities through Historic Preservation Directors of the Council of Interior Design and contemporary reinterpretations of historic Accreditation. His research focuses on gender, forms. Dr. Shihabi is a co-founder of the identity and the relationship of academia and developing interdisciplinary Historic practice. Matthews received a Bachelor of Science Preservation Program at Iowa State University in Interior Design from Oklahoma State University and an Assistant Professor in the university’s and a Master of Science in Interior Design from the Department of Interior Design. She has earned Pratt Institute. a PhD in Design Studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison and is a multi-award winning professional practitioner specializing in historic preservation.
Thursday March 12 1:00pm-2:00pm 2:15pm-3:15pm 3:30pm-4:30pm Rm1 344649- Toile de Jouy: Three interpretations of a 344743- The Architects Room: Cultural Hybridity on 344631- The Historical Foundations of Efficient traditional French pattern Display and “In-between” at the Winterthur Office Design and Ergonomics Lois Weinthal Museum Terrence L. Uber, PhD William Riehm The traditional French textile pattern, Toile de Jouy This paper will discuss the historical precedents is analyzed to understand its structure and in turn, The Architects Room is a representation of American of ergonomics research and design of office how it translates into a contemporary language. decorative arts and material culture, shifting away furniture and interiors through a survey of from an Eastern seaboard focus and embracing historic trade catalogs, business journals and Lois Weinthal is Chair of the School of Interior more diverse, culturally hybridized perspectives. monographs. Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. Her research and practice investigates the relationship William Riehm joined the faculty of the Interior Terrence L. Uber, PhD IDEC, IIDA, ASID NCIDQ between architecture, interiors, clothing and Design Program of the College of Architecture, Art, Cerificate#021299 Dr. Uber is a tenured objects, resulting in works that take on an and Design at Mississippi State University in 2011 Assistant Professor in the College of experimental nature. Her teaching explores these after over 15 years of practicing architecture and Architecture and Environmental Design at Kent topics where theoretical discussions in seminars are planning in New Orleans, Louisiana. He holds State University. He received his MS in Related put into practice in the design studio. She is the degrees in architecture, urban planning, and interior Art from the University of Wisconsin-Madison editor of Toward a New Interior: An Anthology of design from Carnegie Mellon, the University of New and PhD in the History of Technology from Case Interior Design Theory, and co-editor of After Taste: Orleans, and the University of Nebraska – Lincoln, Western Reserve University. Teaching Expanded Practice in Interior Design with K. respectively. His research interests include historical specialties include History of Interiors, Design Kleinman and J. Merwood-Salisbury, both published material culture, community development, and and Human Behavior, ADA and Universal by Princeton Architectural Press. issues of professional practice. Design, and all levels of commercial design studio. He is sole proprietor of TLU Designs, Wooster, OH, established in 1989. Previously, he worked in commercial design for Fortune 100 companies in the New York area. Rm2 344529- A Qualitative Inquiry of the Impact of 344482- Space + Pedagogy: The Reggio Approach 344366- Business Not as Usual: Attracting and Hospital Lobby Design on Wayfinding Performance Angela McKillip, MArch, LEED AP, NCIDQ Retaining Internship Providers Suining Ding Kenan A. Fishburne What does successful partnership between This study examines the impact of physical educational approach, architecture, and user look Internship providers provide valuable survey environment design on wayfinding performance in like? Using the Reggio Approach as a vehicle of responses for interior design programs to use in hospital lobbies. The methods are behavioral study, this investigation provides answers. reviewing and making changes that will observations and interviews. promote provider retention in a new economy
Suining Ding is an Associate Professor of Interior Originally trained as an Interior Designer, Angela Kenan A. Fishburne, NCIDQ, IDEC, NESE, is an Design and the Head of Interior Design Program at possesses strong spatial understanding as well as Assistant Professor of Interior Design at FSU, Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne. the ability to develop detailed interior schemes. By and holds master's degrees in critical writing She received a college award of Excellence in pursuing a Master of Architecture, this ability was and interior design. With 30 years in practice, Teaching in 2006 and a college award of Excellence transformed to a larger scale. Central to her creative she is also the principal of Main Street Design, in Research in 2009 as well as a Service Award from pulse is conversation and connection with clients; Inc., a full-service design firm involved in both IDEC in 2013. She also received several research and their goals, needs and passions inform and inspire residential and commercial projects. Currently instructional development grants from the each project. Past industry experience has enabled she is an appointed member of the Florida University. Professor Ding has given numerous Angela to develop valuable knowledge within the State Board of Architecture and Interior Design presentations on teaching pedagogy and research at construction industry and professional practice. For which oversees licensing for Florida. Her national and international conferences. She is a several years years, Angela served South Dakota research focuses are social justice design and seasoned author of Fairchildbooks. Her publications State University as an adjunct faculty member while experiential design implementation. also appear in peer reviewed academic journals. acting as the Director of Design at Koch Hazard Architects; and joined the Interior Design faculty full time in the fall of 2012. This has been a truly rewarding, refreshing and exciting endeavor, confirming her passion for the critical relationship between academics and professional practice. As a part of her research and scholarship efforts, Angela joins Koch Hazard Architects regularly as a design consultant. Angela grew up on a farm outside of Nunda, South Dakota. An upbringing rooted in the context and landscape of rural South Dakota stimulates and enlightens a locally based spirit and sensitivity in her work. Angela and her husband, Justin, and daughter Avery live in Harrisburg, SD, and enjoy spending their free time camping, fishing, traveling and relaxing. They regularly make trips back to the Nunda area with their spoiled hunting lab, Izzy.
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