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ASID GEORGIA CHAPTER OFFICE Executive Administrator: Elayne DeLeo 351 Peachtree Hills Ave NE | Suite 504A Atlanta, Georgia 30305-4527 Telephone 404.231.3938 Administrator@ga.asid.org | www.asidga.org ASID NATIONAL 608 Massachusetts Ave NE Washington DC 20002-6006 Telephone 202.546.3480 Fax 202.546.3240 Toll Free 800.610.ASID (2743) asid@asid.org | www.asid.org EDITORIAL STAFF Editor And Communications Director: Cristi Rajevac, ASID Chris Socci, Allied ASID Contributors: Janie K. Hirsch, ASID Cristi Rajevac, ASID Jessica Kreunen, Allied ASID Haley Morgan, Allied ASID Margaret Shippey, Student ASID Samantha Wilson, Student ASID Art Director: Laura Shine Lee Executive Administrator: Elayne DeLeo

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Dear Fellow Members, reetings from your ASID Georgia Chapter President!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Janie K. Hirsch, ASID J. Hirsch Interior Design, LLC 404.395.3711 President@ga.asid.org

I hope that you all are enjoying our early spring with the trees and flowers blooming all around us. I am excited that the year has kicked off with some wonderful experiences that I have been able to share with other ASID chapters.

President-Elect Craig Anderchak, ASID VeenendaalCave, Inc. 404.881.1811 x246 President-elect@ga.asid.org

January began with attending the ASID Presidents’ Forum in Los Angeles.

Many ideas were shared and once again, I came away feeling that we have one of the best chapters in the country. I was able to meet so many other wonderful Presidents that also have such great pride in their chapters with so much to look forward to in all of our futures.

Financial Director Steve Hart, Allied ASID Heery Design 404.946.2138 Finance@ga.asid.org Membership Director Luisa Corrales, Allied ASID 678.595.3413 Membership@ga.asid.org

In February, Craig Anderchak and I attended the ASID OneVoice Legislative Symposium in Washington, DC. It was such a fantastic experience in our beginning to plan the first steps of what our OneVoice committee will be doing on the state level to get in front of our state legislators. We were given a tour of the new ASID Headquarters that is under construction with an expected move in date sometime in May. It is going to be an impressive office and if you find yourself in Washington, DC after May, I encourage you to make a visit to see the new headquarters.

Professional Development Darren Joel, Industry Partner of ASID TecnoSedia 404.810.9081 ProfessionalDevelopment@ga.asid.org Programs Director (Director-At-Large) Lyndsy Woods, Allied ASID 404.474.2055 At-Large@ga.asid.org

On the last day of the OneVoice symposium, we had two ASID GA Chapter student members, Morgan Bradley and Maggie Megaro, join us for Hill Day. We were privileged to be able to meet with some of our US Senators and Representatives, including US Senator Johnny Isakson and US Representative Doug Collins. It was an inspiring experience and they were very encouraging in their support for ASID GA.

Communications Director Chris Socci, Allied ASID C. Socci Inc. Interiors 404.414.5874 Communications@ga.asid.org

If you have not done so yet, please text “One Voice” to the number 52886 to register for future information. It will ask you three question and this will help National know how much support we have in the state in moving forward. I ask all designers and Industry Partners to be a part of this important initiative. Please join me in designing our future through One Voice.

Student Representative Macy Dwyer, Student ASID 770.561.3845 StudentRep@ga.asid.org Student Representative Co-Chair Morgan Bradley, Student ASID 770.862.4071 mbradl22@student.scad.edu

Our Director-At-Large, Lyndsy Woods is in full swing planning the ASID GA Chapter Design Excellence Awards. The awards will be on Thursday, May 12th at the fabulous Fox Theater. I hope that you will join us for a Louisiana Masquerade Ball themed event.

After the awards, we will then be gearing up for the ASID Art Auction that was moved to June 23rd. We are actively planning this event as well and working to make it bigger and better this year. We are happy that it will benefit Dwell With Dignity and the Legacy Campaign.

Have a wonderful spring and I look forward to seeing you all soon. As always, please feel free to reach out to me, or any of the ASID Board of Director members.

Cheers to a fabulous year!

Janie K. Hirsch, ASID ASID Georgia Chapter President 2015 | 2016

Emerging Professional Affairs Chair Jessica Kreunen, Industry Partner of ASID Corporate Environments 404.679.8982 epac@ga.asid.org

Emerging Professional Affairs Co-Chair Wesley Edmonds, Industry Partner of ASID Corporate Environments 404.679.8974 epac@ga.asid.org Student Advisory Council Chair Kristen Kong, ASID 404.964.4353 StudentRep@ga.asid.org

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Each day we use our voices and visions to reshape spaces -and the lives of those occupying them-for the better. With those same voices working in unison, we have the power to design a better future for ourselves and our entire profession.

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What do you know about interior design?

This is the question asked at ASID One Voice.

ASID One Voice is a nationwide campaign that launched last November. It is a legislative movement to promote an interior designer’s right to practice. The movement asks that designers speak about the issues affecting their businesses. Interior design is a field that is often misunderstood perhaps because the purpose is to design the elegance of function. ASID One Voice is a movement that leads us to define our role within the built environment. ASID CEO Randy Fiser said that as designers, “We need to define what we do rather than leaving it to others to define us.” Congresswoman Mimi Walters of California stated at the campaign on February 9, 2016, “We need to understand the issues you’re facing.” She went on to discuss that it is impossible to know the details of every industry. Interior Designers have a large role in public safety, health, accessibility, codes, sustainability, and beauty. This is why it is vital that students, designers, and educators join the platform One Voice for the advocacy of all Interior Designers.

by Margaret Shippey, Student ASID

U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson (R-GA), ASID Georgia Chapter President Janie Hirsch, and President-Elect Craig Anderchak, as well as student members Morgan Bradley and Maggie Megaro, and ASID Vice President of Government and Public Affairs Jim Brewer.

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Evolutionary not Revolutionary is the motto for the Porsche USA Headquarters. Atlanta was chosen for their headquarters because of the growth of the city, young talent, and proximity to the airport. The 27 acres Porsche sits on, features a 1.6 mile driver experience track that sees on average 65 people a day. HOK tapped into the rich history of Porsche when designing the space. Key design statements throughout the space showcase the consistency of Porsche’s iconic style. The modern building is a “U” shape to promote simplicity and consistency. Upon arrival you feel an instant excitement and sense of place. The fabrics chosen throughout the space are the same fabrics used in the original interiors of classic Porsche sports cars. An additional 4 acres have been purchased as the future site for a hotel to further enhance the experience for Porsche enthusiast around the world during their stay in Atlanta.

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As a company standard, Porsche places an emphasis on the guest experience. In addition to the state of the art driver track, the headquarters feature a museum, a simulation room, and a five star restaurant, called 365. Diners are given a front row seat at the action taking place on the track. With much success in it’s first year, Porsche held over 200 events in 6 months.

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Marmi Stone is known for the most beautiful, unique stone in the industry. What is your process to sourcing such unique stone?

Marmi Natural Stone is a vertically integrated natural stone company. We own and operate 40 quarries in Egypt, and control the entire process from extraction of the stone through its fabrication to its final installation. Knowing most of the other major quarry owners around the world, we have direct access to most stones and do not use third party’s or brokers. We also stay very close to the market and, based on knowing what the top designers and architects are currently using, inventory those stones. Having this knowledge and experience we also can and do source new stones based on color and veining that are unfamiliar to our clients and introduce them to the market.

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When Marmi began its U.S. Operations, you were only sourcing the materials for stone distributors. In 2006, you also began fabricating the stone – what prompted Marmi to get into the fabrication side of the business?

Becoming a fabricator and installer was a strategic decision for Marmi enabling us to provide full service to our clients, including managing the entire process from purchasing slabs to the installation itself. In addition, fabricating the stone allows us to learn first-hand how stones react to certain edge profiles, miters, and bookmatching. Thus, bringing in such a wide variety of stone and understanding the uniqueness of each adds to our institutional knowledge and allows us to share this valuable information with our clients.

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You have been an ASID Industry Partner for many years – how has ASID played an important part in your career?

ASID has played an important role in my career in two-ways: first, by getting to know individual designers and their work and secondly, by learning about ASID and its mission and programs.

Relationships are the cornerstone – no pun intended, in fact, they may even be keystone – to our business. Getting to know and working alongside ASID members has been amazingly rewarding both personally and professionally and a significant contributing factor to Marmi’s growth.

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Marmi Stone is known for perfection in the most complex installation. What is your process from concept to installation?

From the initial “project launch” meeting through installation the same team oversees and shepherds the project through estimation, templating, “nesting” the design on the stone, fabrication and installation, constantly maintaining consistent and thorough communication with the client team, usually the homeowner, designer, architect and builder.

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What are the new design trends that you see making its way into the natural stone industry?

While white marble continues to be a large industry trend, we are seeing a significant uptick in non-white materials. Most of these materials are still in the neutral family – such as blue-greys, beigegreys and black-browns. In addition to these colors we are seeing designers use a considerable amount of stone to create a monolithic look as a backdrop to their beautiful furnishings and interiors. To achieve this look, Marmi is using more miters and wall cladding to create a continuous space. We are also seeing more use of the same stone indoors and outdoors, such as on floors, walls, and porte-cocheres.

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6.Natural Stone is basically art created by the earth – do you have a particular region or stone that you are personally partial to?

We import from over 50 countries and have production facilities in Egypt, Italy, and Atlanta. However, my personal favorites are the dramatic Italian white marbles. At any given time, we have over a dozen Calacattas from the traditional Calacatta Gold to the subdued and quiet, Caldia, to the contemporary diagonal veining of Manhattan – and, of course, my personal favorite Calacatta Viola because it reminds me of my time in Florence. There again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and so many of the natural stones are absolutely breathtaking and, according to the desired use and effect, are almost like wall art.

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Marmi stone has fabricated the most complex breathtaking designs – How do you all continue to break the boundaries with your complex installations?

There are several key factors that are crucial to the success of our complex installations: major is our commitment to take on the most difficult designs and figure out how to make them work. and undergirding this is our team approach.

Every project is overseen by a team consisting of a Design and Sales Consultant who manages the process at the estimate to order level and then the project is executed by a Project Manager.

Finally, our projects conclude in the hands of some of the most talented artisans in the world who skillfully create the most precise miters, book-matches, waterfalls, fireplace surrounds and practically anything else a designer can conceive.

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Being that you are Director of Sales and Business Development and understanding that Marmi is growing, what do you see as Marmi’s greatest challenge?

Marmi is an amazing group of people who are incredibly smart and committed. Our greatest challenge is to find people who share our core values, have the position specific skills, and who want to be a part of something that will be a model in the stone industry. Our mission is “to be the preeminent natural stone company where our work, our passion for excellence and our relationships delight our clients, partners and even ourselves.”

We are always looking for a few good people!

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What is one thing about your company that the industry would be surprised about?

We are the North American headquarters of a 1,000 employee international stone company and we have completed projects in over 70 countries ranging from homes, corporate headquarters, hotels, malls, embassies and even a few palaces.

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When assisting clients in your showroom, what is the most common myth that you have to clarify for the client?

A common myth is that natural stone, because of its very nature, is more fragile and less serviceable than man-made products. Not only is it immensely durable and serviceable, attested to by its history of use from Biblical days to the present time, no man-made product can approach the inherent beauty of natural stone. Natural stone’s long life is immeasurable; through use it can develop its own unique patina over time or it can even be repolished to look brand new after decades of daily use.

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