IIDEXCanada 2016 Show & Conference Planner by IIDEXCanada

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2016 Show & Conference Planner Show Hours 9am – 7pm

Wednesday, November 30 9am – 6pm

Thursday, December 1

IIDEXCanada is part of The Buildings Show, North America's largest exposition, networking and educational event for design, construction and real estate.

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IIDEXCanada 2016 IIDEXCanada, Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s National Design + Architecture Exposition & Conference, is proudly co-presented by Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) and Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC). The annual show focuses on all areas of design including workplace, healthcare, hospitality, retail, residential, education, senior living, architecture, landscape architecture, lighting, and sustainability, wellness, accessibility and more. Over 30,000 trade professionals attended the Show in 2015. IIDEXCanada attendees include interior designers, architects, property managers, lighting designers, furniture and industrial designers, facility managers, builders, developers, real-estate professionals, government representatives, media, creative thinkers and corporate clients from Toronto and around the world. This year, we will present seven exceptional keynote speakers who are based in Europe and North America, five special-themed summits and nearly 100 continuing education seminars. Several show-floor features offer attendees a chance to explore exhibitions on award-winning designs, innovative products, and emerging peerrecognized talent encompassing interior design, architecture and industrial design. IIDEXCanada, part of The Buildings Show, brings together the multidisciplinary interior design and architecture communities for a sourcing, networking and educational event that celebrates creativity and best practices. IIDEXCanada is where new relationships are built, ideas are synthesized, and where creative collaborations begin. IIDEXCanada is part of The Buildings Show, North America's largest exposition, networking and educational event for design, construction and real estate.

Co-Presenters Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) is the national association for interior design in Canada. Founded in 1972, IDCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mandate is to provide a unified voice to advance the profession of interior design across Canada and internationally through advocacy initiatives, ongoing professional development and business support services. Register at www.iidexcanada.com

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) is a voluntary national association, representing about 5,000 members. The RAIC advocates for excellence in the built environment, works to demonstrate how design enhances the quality of life and promotes responsible architecture in addressing important issues of society.

Keynotes & Free Special Events Wednesday, November 30, 2016 - Highlights

Keynote Theatre

Chris Downey

Karim Rashid

Róisín Heneghan

10:00 am - 11:00 am

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Celebrated architect and educator Chris Downey lost his sight in 2008 after 20 years as a practicing architect. With this newfound perspective, he leveraged this disability as a unique strength, specializing in projects that are specific to or challenging for people who are blind or visually impaired. Chris will present Empathetic Eyes: Design for Universal Delight on the Keilhauer Theatre.

Karim Rashid has in excess of 3,000 designs in production, over 300 awards and work in at least 40 countries. His diversity in hospitality, retail and condo interiors attest to his legendary status. He has an uncanny ability to cross-pollinate ideas, materials and behaviours across boundaries to broaden consumer horizons. Karim will talk about The Future of Design on the Keilhauer Theatre.

Róisín Heneghan is an architect and co-founder of heneghan peng architects, a practice working with landscape, urban planning and architecture. Major projects include the Palestinian Museum; Central Park Bridges, London 2012 Olympic Park; and the design of the Canadian Canoe Museum. She also served as a jury member for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights competition and the 2016 RIBA Stirling prize.

State of the Industry

Canadian Architect Awards

Canadian Interiors Awards

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Join the RAIC, BOMA Canada, CoreNet, IDC and NAIOP as they reveal and discuss their predictions for what these industries as a whole can expect for 2017.

For over 40 years, the Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence has served as an annual awards program open to all architects registered in Canada and to Canadian architectural graduates for buildings designed in Canada and abroad. Jurors consider the scheme’s response to the client’s program, site, social context, form, structure, materials and environmental features. Reception to Follow.

The Canadian Interiors’ annual Best of Canada Design Competition is the country’s only design competition to focus on interior design projects and uniquely designed products without regard to size, budget or location. Categories for project submissions include exhibits, hospitality, institutional design, marketing, office, residential and retail. Reception to follow. PHOTO: Jonathan Friedman

IMAGE: BIG & Glessner

2016 Conference

Wednesday, November 30

7:30 am - 10:00 am SE01

IDC/IIDA Leaders’ Breakfast: Dr. George D.B Butterfield (Salon 105)

Dr. George D.B Butterfield

9:00 am - 10:00 am SE02

Dementia Care By Design: A Documentary

Megan Strickfadden

SE16

Thriving in Place: Designing Your Best Life, Now and Later.

Presented by American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)

W01

Digital Tools and the Design Process

Sami Kazemi, Nariman Mousavi

W02

Reshaping Company Culture Through Branded Workplaces

Udo Schliemann

W03

Casting a Wide Social Net: Networking Skills for Business Development

Danny SC Tseng

W05

Future Vision Volume 1: Colour Trends in Materials

Scott Dannenfelser

W06

Passive House Design: An Introduction

Andrew Peel

W08

Architecture and Contemporary Living: Case Studies in Design

Nicola Leonardi

W09

Sell Your Design Thinking

Sharon VanderKaay

W10

Materials in Context: Priorities and Criteria for Selection

Gabrielle Rossit

W11

Colour and It’s Function: Designing Sustainable Healing Environments

Cheryl Spina Dudley

W35

World Furniture Outlook: A Global Research Survey

Alessandra Tracogna

10:00 am - 11:00 pm SE03

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: Empathetic Eyes: Design for Universal Delight

Chris Downey

11:00 am - 12:00 pm W12

Using Apps to Drive New Business and Maintain Clients

Robert Lanteigne

W13

Sustainable Business Development Culture: Tactics and Strategies for Successful Growth

Carol Jones, Richard Pollack

W14

Creative Collisions: A Conflict Resolution Guide for the Workplace

Tatiana Soldatova

W15

Super Charrettes: Reconsidering the Sustainable Design Process

Mike Williams, Aimee Smith

W16

The Condominiumization of Toronto: Design, Density & Livability

Alex Josephson

W17

Home Sweet BIM: Communicating Residential Design Simply and Effectively with BIM

Camille Chami

W18

The Business Case for Exceptional Workplace Design: Helping Clients Understand Productivity and Profits

Lynn Ferron

W19

Wood: A Designer’s Secret Weapon

Yuill McGregor

W20

The Focus Game: How to Fix Your Distracted Workplace

Greg Dekker

W40

Taste Test: Restaurant Designers & Chefs

Moderator: Mary Scoviak

11:00 am - 1:00 pm W04

National Summit on Accessibility (includes lunch)

Chair: Jutta Treviranus

W07

National Summit on Senior Living (includes lunch)

Chair: Irka Dyczok

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm SE04

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: The Future of Design

Karim Rashid

W43

Discussion on Biophilia and Wellness

Panel Discussion

Show Hours 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm W26

The Danish Secret: Integrating Happiness into Workplace Design

Mette Johansen

W28

How Smart Green Design Choices Create Accessible Spaces

Bob Topping, Thea Kurdi

W29

Façade and Colours: Colour Selection Process for Buildings

Paul Laurendeau

W30

The 5 P’s For Success: Procuring, Planning, Partnership, Psychology, and Publicity

Christopher Grubb

W36

Disruptive Evolution: The Rise of the FinTech Workplace

John Capobianco, Kelly Funk, Beverly Horii

W38

Be Original: The Value in Authentic Industrial Design

Moderator: Shauna Levy

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm W21

Barrier-Free Washrooms

Samantha Proulx

W22

National Summit on Women in Design

Chair: Susan Black

W23

The Future is Here: Merging Technology with Senior Living

Lisa Cini

W24

Landscapes for Health: Healing Gardens in a Healthcare Environment

Ben Embir

W25

SB-12: Get Ready for 2017 Code Changes

Greg Labbe

W27

Sharpen Your Collaboration Skills with Active Learning

Sharon VanderKaay

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm SE14

State of the Industry

Moderator: Tony Brenders

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm W31

The Stackable Boomer: Making Boomers Happy in Urban Condos and Apartments

David Allison

W32

The Rise of Evidence-Based Design

Tyler Gilchrist, Dominic DeFreitas

W33

Audiovisual Coordination and Planning for Successful Project Outcomes

Dustin Su

W34

Fighting Global Warming: Innovative Solutions from Quebec

Julie-Anne Chayer, Patrick Lavoie, Victoria Smaniatto

W37

The Value of Beauty in Lighting: Can You See it’s Value?

Galina Zbrizher

How to Specify Architectural Millwork

Jeff Clermont, Criswell Davis, James Donath, Peter Gallagher, Jim Lord, Mark Paddison, David Milne (Moderator)

W39

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm SE07

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: Thoughts on Architecture, Museums & Spectacle

Róisín Heneghan

W41

Integrating the WELL Building Standard into Our Standard Design Practice

Matt Cable, Gabrielle Rossit

W44

Accredited Floor Covering Training Standards

John McGrath

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm SE05

Canadian Interiors Best of Canada & Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence (reception following)

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm SE06

Show Floor Cocktail Reception

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm SE11

Light Night Walk Tour

7:00 pm - Late SE16

Showroom Parties

National Summits Wednesday, November 30, 2016 National Summit on Senior Living Seniors Living: Strategies for Dynamic and Flexible Approaches to Design 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Chair: Irka Dyczok, Principal of Designfarm Inc.

What is the business of aging and how are we preparing for the future senior? This summit will gather designers, real estate developers, facility managers, public officials and policy experts to discuss a range of thought-provoking ideas. The introductory remarks will frame the summit’s curated list of panelists. The first panel will help define what is successful aging and the range of seniors-oriented populations that we are designing for—whether we are rethinking the private dwelling, an assisted-living environment, or public and commercial buildings. The second panel will dig deep to report on how our industry is preparing to design for the seniors of tomorrow? This session is preceded by a 2016 Keynote presentation “Empathetic Eyes: Design for Universal Delight” delivered by Chris Downey. Panelists include: Candace Chartier, Lee Kirby Leblanc, Joanne Dykeman, Jane Rohde, Lisa Cini, Guela Solow and Megan Strickfadden. This focus on Senior Living at IIDEXCanada 2016 extends to the show floor with exhibitors focussing on senior living and other educational opportunities throughout the conference program.

National Summit on Accessibility Accessible by Design: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Including Everyone’s Experiences 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Chair: Jutta Treviranus, Director of the Inclusive Design Research Centre / Professor in the Faculty of Design, OCAD

This summit will focus on appreciating how diverse stakeholders help shape and improve our built environment. A series of special films, lectures and panel discussions will help define this important discussion on what makes a building accessible. Aging-in-place, Alzheimer’s, incorporating different tactile and sensory experiences, accessibilityrelated policies or even incorporating the process of play are all vital to enhancing the dialogue of what makes our physical world inclusive, resilient to change, and accepting of various stakeholders. The summit’s panels will focus on two essential issues: Inclusive Play and Policy. Panelists include architects, interior designers, industrial designers and graphic designers as well as federal and provincial government and public officials in charge of accessibility legislation. This session is preceded by a 2016 Keynote presentation “Empathetic Eyes: Design for Universal Delight” delivered by Chris Downey.

National Summit on Women in Design Women in Design: Identifying Questions about Leadership and Excellence 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Chair: Susan Black, Principal and Director of Perkins Eastman Black

This summit focuses on a series of important and multi-disciplinary issues facing women practitioners in the design and construction industry. Design schools typically comprise over 50% female enrollment, but women remain a relative minority in many areas of the industry. This summit will include leaders in architecture and interior design, construction, and finance to examine the importance of mentorship, trends, and experiences of women designers in all stages of their careers. Panelists include 2016 Keilhauer Keynote speakers Petra Blaisse and Róisín Heneghan, Elaine Pantel, Betsy Williamson, Chantal Frenette and other Canadian leaders who will comment on the many resources and approaches that women can take to ensure successful and rewarding careers. Attendees can also register for a separate Women’s College Hospital seminar and tour led by Susan Black and Heather J. McPherson that will be held on October 25th and December 1st.

National Summits Thursday, December 1, 2016 National Summit on Passive House The Passive House Approach: An Evolution in Sustainable Living 9:00 am - 12:00 pm The Passive House Standard, developed by the Passive House Institute in Germany, is an approach to design that has matured the construction industry in Canada. Building professionals, developers, manufacturers, and public officials have used the Passive House Standard to deliver high-performance buildings in a competitive marketplace. But what exactly is a Passive House? Chair: Andrew Peel, Principal, Peel Passive House Consulting

This summit will examine this high performance building standard, the only internationally-recognized and sciencebased energy standard in construction. It will delve into the key principles of Passive House design, including airtight building envelopes, passive heating/cooling, ventilation, minimal mechanical systems, certified products, and affordability. This summit is being coordinated by Passive House Canada, the national non-profit professional association advocating standards. Attendees to IIDEXCanada can also visit the Passive House Pavilion on the show floor and attend additional Passive House focused seminars.

National Summit on Wellness Understanding the WELL Building Standards & Case Study of ASID Offices 9:00 am - 12:00 am This summit will look at the WELL Building Standard and the holistic approach to design and the importance of collaboration for healthier built environments. Attendees will also be exposed to some of the significant benchmarking of issues associated with wellness in both the workplace and home environments. This summit will not only explore how design and real estate can impact health, well-being and culture, but it will also work to connect various stakeholders. By taking a holistic look at health and wellness, the sessions in this summit will uncover how elements like design, operations, management and culture building can redefine how we think about value in real estate. This session is preceded by a 2016 Keynote presentation by Paul Scialla. Speakers: Paul Scialla, Founder, International WELL Building Institute Jessica Cooper, Executive Vice-President, Delos Solutions and Director of Sustainability Randy Fiser, Chief Executive Officer, American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)

Left: The design for Women’s College Hospital in Toronto was led by National Summit on Women in Design Chair Susan Black

Best Of... Special Feature The “Totally Tubular!” exhibit design for IIDEXCanada was conceived by the IA Interior Architects team as an exercise in branding and display. Award-winning products from premier global companies will also highlight IIDEXCanada’s winners from the 2016 Innovation Awards. A construct designed primarily to present and display the latest award-winning products from around the world, “Totally Tubular!” is positioned to welcome visitors to the annual IIDEX trade show with a sense of visual impact and discovery. Drawing inspiration from Shigeru Ban’s work and utilizing a common building product, the exhibit presents an innovative use of sonotubes, traditionally used for structural application within foundations and building shells. By adjusting various lengths, the sonotubes create the walls, backdrops, platforms and steps to showcase the “best of design” products.

Keynotes & Free Special Events Thursday December 1, 2016 - Highlights

Keynote Theatre

Paul Scialla

Edgar Gonzalez

Petra Blaisse

8:00 am - 9:00 am

10:30 am - 11:30 am

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Paul Scialla is the founder of Delos and is a leading voice in the sustainability movement. He has combined his experiences in real estate with the concept of wellness to found the International WELL Building Institute which administers the WELL Building Standard. Paul speaks at green building forums and conferences around the world to promote human health and wellbeing throughout the built environment.

Working at the intersection of technology, communication and architecture, Edgar Gonzalez applies storytelling, design thinking and human-centred design as seminal tools to design-related problem solving. Curator of the Spanish Architects Abroad exhibition on display at IIDEXCanada, his consultancy works mostly with Spanish cultural institutions to organize and curate conferences, workshops, roundtables, talks and critical debates.

Petra Blaisse is the founder and principle of Inside Outside, a multi-disciplinary firm based in Amsterdam. From a multitude of creative areas, including textiles, light and finishes in interior space, landscape architecture and exhibition design, she works internationally on projects of technical and creative sophistication, ambition and scale. She is a regular collaborator with highly acclaimed architects, artists and designers.

Christophe Pillet 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm A remarkable designer, the furniture, interiors and various production pieces designed by Christophe Pillet exude a rare clarity of form and simplified expression. These key principles that have made him one of the rare French designers to gain global recognition designing hotels, boutiques and directing artistic projects in the US, Great Britain and Japan. Pilletâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s international acclaim spans across the entire design spectrum. TOP: Installation view of the Dutch Pavilion designed by Petra Blaisse at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale. ABOVE: Hotel Sahrai in Fez, Morocco, designed by Christophe Pillet.

2016 Conference

Thursday, December 1

8:00 am - 9:00 am SE08

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: The WELL Building Standard

Paul Scialla

9:00 am - 10:00 am T01

Finish Before You Start: Tips on Specifying Finishes

Mike Loizides

T02

Channeling Change: Global Trends that Shape the Future

Byron Trotter

T05

Getting Organized and Streamlining Your Workflow

Phyllis Harbinger

T08

Universal Design: Accommodating a Wide Range of Lifestyles

Wanda Gozdz, Ron Wickman

T09

A Dutch View on Sustainable Architecture

Anke van Hal

T10

Virtual Reality - Are You Paying Attention?

Damian Moratti

T12

Designing for Senior Living: Eight Guiding Principles

Guela Solow

T39

The Sitting Experience

Mark Francis

T41

2030 - Beyond the Challenge and Into the Commitment

Jennifer Cutbill

9:00 am - 11:00 am T03

Acoustics From The Ground Up!

Celeste Thiesen, Jeff Eschak

9:00 am - 12:00 pm T04

National Passive House Summit

Niall Byrne, Jonathan Kearns, Graham Finch, Alex Waters, Alan Murphy

T07

National Summit on Wellness

Paul Scialla, Jessica Cooper, Randy Fiser

10:30 am - 11:30 am SE12

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: Spanish Architects Abroad

Edgar Gonzalez

T06

Architecture and Identity of Place: Combining Inspiration, Creativity and Context

Nicola Leonardi

T14

Cost-Effective Ways To Create Accessible Homes

Arlene Etchen, Jamie Shipley

T15

Today vs. Tomorrow: How Future Trends are Disrupting Business-As-Usual in the Workplace

Annie Bergeron, Kevin Katigbak

T16

How Designers See the World Through Collaboration

Paddy Harrington

T17

Drawing Work: The Importance of Hand Drawing

Paul Backewich

T40

Feng Shui: Harnessing Natural Forces in the Workplace

Beverly Horii

T46

Trends - How Products Become Classics

Silvana Levey

T47

Hacking Office: Rethinking Workplace Design

Adrian Parra

T50

Designing For An Aging Population

Susan Johnson

11:30 am - 1:00 pm T42

Engaged and Reactive: Enhancing Public Spaces with Dynamic Lighting Part of IES Toronto Section Technical Lunch Program (Includes Lunch)

Conor Sampson & Anne-Marie Paquette

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm SE09

2016 Keilhauer Keynote: Hard and Soft, Inside Outside under Construction

Petra Blaisse

Show Hours 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm T21

Towards an Accessible Ontario

Alfred Spencer

T24

2012 Ontario Building Code Barrier-Free Design Refresher

Samantha Proulx

T29

How to Crack the Code for a Successful Negotiation

Monique MacKinnon, Dorothy Neddermeyer

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm T19

Balanced Building Acoustics

Brian Dobbins

T20

The Changing Face of Hospitality: Shifts in the Hotel Industry

Randa Tukan, Ian Rolston

T23

How “Green” are Green Walls?

Alan Darlington

T26

How to Capitalize on the Mobile Zombie Generation

Jean-Pierre Lacroix

T27

Social Media for Business

Shelley True

T37

Passive House Design Build: Lessons Learned by a Passive House Practitioner

Alex Waters

T43

Indigenous Architecture and Design

Patrick Stewart

T45

Hierarchy and Contrast: The process of Lighting Less to Achieve More

Paul Boken

T52

Materials in the New Now

Panel Discussion

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm T30

AWMAC The Next Generation: New Standards for Millwork

Jeff Clermont

T31

Unlocking Tremendous Value through Sustainable Wayfinding

Gregory Neely

T32

Designing for Zero Waste

Colin Isaacs

T33

Universal Access to the Built Environment

Lorene Casiez, Luke Anderson

T34

Humanizing Retail: Designing Purposeful Store Experiences for People, Not Products

Alison Embrey Medina

T35

Smelling Colours

Tracy Pepe

T51

How Technology Influences Hospital Design

Julia Rosen

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm T38

Urban Deep Energy Retrofit - Applying Passive House Principles

Steven Gray

T48

Critical Conversations: Setting Expectations for Client Success

Houzz

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm T53

Prescription for Happiness

Dr. Mark Rowe

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm SE10

2016 Keilhauer Keynote:Lucidity of Expression & the Search for Simplicity

Christophe Pillet

4:00 pm - 6:30 pm T49

Women’s College Hospital Tour & Seminar

Susan Black, Heather J. McPherson

2016 Pricing and CEUs Early Registration/after November 17, 2016 ∙ 1 hour: $45/$50 ∙ 2 hours: $100/$110 ∙ 3 hours: $130/$140 Pricing may vary from this legend. For more information and updates, visit www.iidexcanada.com/conference/seminars2016 Register at www.iidexcanada.com

Features

IIDEX Woodshop

THINK:Material

This popular show floor special feature aims to reduce the number of ash trees headed for landfill by inviting designers, woodworkers and makers to creating innovative, market-ready commercial and consumer prototypes using ash wood. This exhibit features 18 winning designs selected by a jury of influential leaders that have made a significant impact to the Canadian design world.

THINK:Material is a special feature exhibition and online library of the world’s most inventive, cutting edge and sustainable materials. See, touch and experience a selection from IIDEXCanada’s online database, www.thinkmaterial.com, on the show floor at IIDEXCanada 2016.

IIDEXTV & Innovators Pavilion IIDEXCanada is launching IIDEXTV and a live talk show during IIDEXCanada 2016 at the new Innovators Pavilion—a space where designers and innovators can discuss their latest innovations in action. We are putting the creators in front of the lens to educate the community on the impact, influence, cultural shifts and practical significance of design in an engaging way. Join the “live” talk show with Matt Stainton, PCL, Dermot Sweeny, Sweeny and Co, IBI Architects, WZMH, Dee Dee Taylor Eustace, Taylor Hannah Architects and others as they explore innovations that are transforming the Canadian design landscape.

Features

Houzz

Swipe Design | Books + Objects

Spanish Pavilion

Houzz is the leading online platform for home building, remodeling and design, providing people with everything they need to improve their homes from start to finish - online or from a mobile device. Houzz connects millions of homeowners, home design and remodeling enthusiasts and home improvement professionals across the country and around the world.

Swipe Design | Books + Objects is Canada’s premiere gift and book store on all things design. The popular IIDEXCanada + Swipe Design | Books + Objects store joins us again this year with an exciting collection. Stop by to pick up holiday gifts including handmade artifacts from local Toronto designers, books from our featured speakers and much more.

Curated by Madrid-based architect Edgar Gonzalez, EXPORT is visual narrative of Spanish architects working beyond their borders over the past 15 years. Divided into two components, the exhibition discusses both traditional practice and emerging areas in architecture. González presents a “reflection” that helps viewers appreciate the greater challenges facing Spanish architects as well as a Keynote presentation on December 1st from 10:30am to 11:30am.

LightCanada Expo

Passive House Pavilion

Awards at IIDEXCanada

2016 is a LightCanada year. It includes an expanded lighting exhibit focus, a great slate of education programmed by Rhomney Forbes-Gray, LC, IES Toronto Section, IALD, Principal at Lightbrigade Architectural Lighting. Other LightCanada events include the IES Toronto Technical Lunch on December 1st and a Light Night Walk on November 30th.

Passive House Canada is the national nonprofit professional association advocating for the Passive House (Passivhaus) high performance building standard. The pavilion will introduce this internationally recognized standard as the proven way to build for comfort, affordability and energy efficiency of residential, institutional and commercial buildings, emerging technologies and its effect on the built environment.

IIDEXCanada will be host to an awards ceremony led by Canadian Interiors Best of Canada Design Awards and Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence on the Keilhauer Theatre stage. Don’t miss other award-winning projects on display throughout the Show floor such as the RAIC Awards of Excellence, the Governor General’s Medals in Architecture, and recent awards from: OAA, TTMAC, ARIDO, AWMAC, and IALD.

Courses & Special Events Friday, December 2, 2016 ∙ South Building 8:30 am - 5:00 pm F01

Bill 124 Exam Prep Course - Large Buildings

Kim Karn

9:00 am - 5:00 pm F02

Bill 124 Exam Prep Course - Small Buildings

Lisa Miller

F07

Understanding the WELL Building Standard

Jessica Cooper

9:00 am - 12:00 pm F03

Fire Protection Principles Underlying the Requirement of 2012 OBC

Les Muniak

9:30 am - 12:30 pm F04

Specifications - What Are They Good For?

Ted Katsoris

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm F05

Understanding and Applying the Part 3 Requirements of the 2012 OBC to Building Designs

Les Muniak

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm F06

Role of the Consultant in the Administration of the Construction Contract

Ted Katsoris

Opening Night Cocktail Party

Jadon Café

Wed., Nov. 30 ∙ 5:00 pm 7:00 pm

Grab lunch or a light refreshment from the Jadon Café, new this year on the IIDEXCanada 2016 show floor. Enjoy the French-cuisine inspired menu while you take a moment to step away from the fast-paced and energetic show floor to connect with colleagues over coffee, or gather your notes after attending one of our many great keynote talks, seminars or visits with exhibitors.

Unwind with us after day one at Canada’s largest design trade party. Catch up with old friends and connect with keynotes, exhibitors, association and attendees at this massive show floor party! Celebrate with AMWAC at their Holiday Party, or enjoy a “Green Drink” with Upper Canada Forest Products. Stay tuned for information on other show-floor parties hosted by our partners and other affiliates.

IDC/IIDA Leaders Breakfast Toronto Wed., Nov. 30 ∙ 7:30 am - 10:00 am On this special 10th anniversary, join the IDC and IIDA Wednesday, November 30, 2016 in honouring Matthew Searle, design advocate and enthusiast for a posthumous recognition of his significant contributions to the Canadian design industry. The Leaders breakfast will also feature a presentation by Dr. George D. B. Butterfield, President and Creator, Butterfield & Robinson Inc.

International Architecture Roundtable - South Building Wed., Nov. 30 ∙ 8:00 am - 10:00 am Moderated by Canadian Architect’s Elsa Lam, a panel of international leading architects come together to share ideas on Designing Resilient Buildings in the Face of Climate Change. As extreme weather events are influencing decision-making across the industry, how will the built environment as a whole have to adapt to be prepared to meet these new challenges?

Special Events, Contests, Tours

International at IIDEXCanada Companies from Australia, Brazil, China, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Iraq, South Korea, Poland, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and Turkey will participate at IIDEXCanada and The Buildings Show. International buyers will visit IIDEXCanada on a travel subsidy, part of the Global Opportunities for Associations (GOA) program. GOA is supported by Global Affairs Canada, IIDEXCanada, IDC and RAIC.

Showroom Events and Tours Attend seminars held in nearby showrooms or attend tours and after-hour showroom parties located within walking distance of IIDEXCanada. In addition to a party hosted by Teknion and a student program by Interface, watch for more details on showroom parties.

Architecture Tours: Toronto Society of Architects, Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College Hospital Join guided tours of new or recently revitalized buildings and spaces in the City of Toronto, including the newly redesigned Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College Hospital and tours led by the TSA (Toronto Society of Architects). More tours to be announced soon. Visit www.iidexcanada.com for updates.

Inclusive Design: Student Hackathon View the results of an accessibility-themed student hackathon held at OCADU (Ontario College of Art & Design University) in Toronto on October 12 and 13, 2016. Organized by the Inclusive Design Research Centre, the design challenge posed to interior, graphic and industrial designers, as well as architecture students, in conjunction with the National Summit on Accessibility, will showcase successful solutions to more accessible and healthy environments. Results will be on display at IIDEXCanada.

Smelling Colours Contest Learn the winner of the Nose Knows Design Smelling Colours contest on Thursday, December 1, at IIDEXCanada 2016. One winner will win up to $25,000 in scent design fees for the project or space of their choosing. Scent design, or olfactive branding, enhances the scent within a space, supporting its overall aesthetic and emotional impact to establish a stronger brand.

Club Cambria Make the most of your time on the show floor at IIDEXCanada! Enjoy lunch or a bite to eat to satiate your appetite while conducting a business lunch or meeting at Club Cambria. Enjoy a light, business casual fare in a lounge-like atmosphere while staying close to the action throughout the show.

Exhibitors, Sponsors & Partners IIDEXCanada North Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre 3M

Big Ass Solutions

Currey & Company

A2A Systems, Automation to Automation

Black Bread + Jam

D Magazine

Abet Laminati

Blu Dot

DE Lighting

Accessibility Directorate of Ontario

Blum Canada

Decotone Surfaces

Agrob Buchtal GmbH

Bob Mani

Demilec

Air Canada enRoute

Bona Building Materials

Deqing Pegasus Lighting

AL13

Boutique Design

Design Development Associates

All Steel Doors 2000

Boxworx

Design Farm

Altro Canada

Building Magazine

Design Source Guide

Amisco Contract

Bum Contract Furniture

Designform Furnishings

Amoire

Cadsoft Corporation

Designlines

Andreu World

Cambria

DesignRetail

Anping County Guorun Hardware

Canadian Architect Magazine

Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer & Breuer AG

Archello

Canadian Interiors Magazine

Dizal Inc.

Architex

Canadisign Home Solutions

Dobbin Sales Ltd.

Architonic

CanPHI West

Doellken

Archmill House

Carpenters Union Local 27

Dot Lighting

Arconas

CAWIC

DSP Co.

ARIDO, Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario

CEILTRIM

Dwell On Design

Century Industries

Dyson Canada

CFM&D, Canadian Facility Management & Design

Ecostar LLC

ArjoHuntleigh Artotech

CFP Cladding & Decking

Edison Lighting Group

ASID, American Society, New York Upstate Canada East Chapter

CGC

Edison Price Lighting

Astley Gilbert

Chambrelan Canada

EeStairs America Inc

Atmosphère & Bois

Champeer Enterprises

Electrical Business

Augustus Jones

Chaozhou Chapan Guxiang Yalaier Ceramics

Electrical Line Magazine

Automation To Automation Systems (A2A Systems)

Chemcrest Architectural Products

Embassy of Spain in Ottawa (Canada)

City of Toronto

Emu

Club Cambria

Eureka Lighting

Cofan USA/Flip Chip Opto

Eurofase

Colour Research Society of Canada

Evolve Builders Group

Concrete Elegance

FabricAir Inc.

Construction Links Media

Fantoni

Convenience Group Inc.

Feelux Canada

Corenet Global, Canadian Chapter

Fenster Studio

Creative Resins Canada Ltd

Festool

Creative Silhouettes

Fieramilano

Cristal Controls Ltd

Fitter International Inc.

CRSC, Colour Research Society of Canada

Flexible Technology

Culinary Studio

Flip Chip Opto

Award Magazine AWMAC, Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada, Ontario Chapter Azure Banvill 2000 Barbican Architectural Products Barovier & Toso Be Original BEAT, Building Equality in Architecture Toronto Beaulieu Bedrosians Tile & Stone BendGoods

Exhibitors, Sponsors & Partners IIDEXCanada North Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre Forest Industry Division, Ministry of Natural Resources

IALD, International Association of Lighting Designers

Formica Canada

IDC, Interior Designers of Canada

Forms+Surfaces

IES, Illuminating Engineering Society, Toronto Section

Foshan Electrical and Lighting Founded by Garcia

IFMA, International Facility Management Association, Toronto Chapter

Frovi

IIDA

Fujian Gens Metal Technology Development Co.

IIDEX Woodshop

Fujlian Jianou Huayu Bamboo Industry

IIDEXTV

Furniture Bank

Imigy Lighting Electric Co.

Fushan International Marketing Consultant Co.

Inclusive Design Institute

Fuyian Farsec Co.

Inclusive Design Research Centre

GD Dorigo Interior Doors

Inline Fiberglass Ltd

Getinge Group

Install

Ghostwood Canada

Interface

Giulio Barbieri

Interior Design Magazine

GL Photonics

Interiors from Spain

Global Affairs Canada

International Interior Design Association

Gooch & Housego

Ireland and Company

Gouvernement du Quebec

Italia for Contract

Grand Rapids Chair Company

Italian Lab

Graphisoft

IWBI

Grass Canada

Jadon Café

Green Drinks

Jadon Outdoors

Green Giant Design + Build

Jiangxi Supersun Lighting Technology

Green Reason

Kaajenga

Grosfillex

Kadrium Design

Groupe Durieu

Kawartha Rock Quarry Inc.

Grupo LaMadrid

Keilhauer

Gruppo Frati

Kenius

Guangzhou CN Intl Exhibition

Lamadrid

Guangzhou Zion Optoelectronic

Lamitex

Hay

Ledux Canada

Hebei Minmetals

Legalett

Henderson Resource Group

Levey Industries

Homes Publishing Group

Lightbrigade Architectural Lighting

HOST

Liminal 360

Hotelier Magazine

Liming Honeycomb Composites

Houzz

Live Well Home Safety Solutions

IA, Interior Architects

Lobsu SLU

Luminiz Luxi Studioworks Magic Lite Mannington Commercial Maplesphere Hardware Mariano Farrugia Mastella Menu Mercury Wood Products Metal Lux Metalumen Metrie Ministry of Tourism of Dominican Republic Mity Lite Moduvario Monarch Custom Plywood Inc. Montbel Moroso Mosaico Digitale Movato Home MP Lighting Mr. Chian International Trading MU Architecture Muuto NAIOP Nardi National Zero Waste Council NCIDQ Nedlaw Living Walls New Age Robotics NEWH Canada Niemann Nightingale Normann Copenhagen Nose Knows Design Novo OAA, Ontario Association of Architects OCADU Oikos Doors On Trend

Exhibitors, Sponsors & Partners IIDEXCanada North Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre Ontario Design Trade Sourcebook

Serralunga

True North Log Homes

Ontario Wood

SFM

TSA, Toronto Society of Architects

Ontario Wood WORKS!

Shaw Contract

Optima Leathers

Shenzhen Cesp Electronic Co. Ltd.

TTMAC, Terrazzo, Tile and Marble Association of Canada

Panasonic Canada

Shenzhen GuoYing Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd.

Panasphere Premium Surfaces Canada

Shenzhen iLamp Technology Co., Ltd.

Panda Windows & Doors

Shenzhen Wisdom Optoelectronics Technology Co., LIMITED

Panolam Passive House Canada PCL Graphics Permit World Philadelphia Commercial Pinwheel Pionite Porcelanosa Precision Veneer Products Promising Flooring Material Ltd Proto3000 Inc. Public Corridors & Fire Separations PUMPED Incorporated Punt Mobili Puricelli Qixing Stone Quanzhou Sun Kinetic Lighting Co., Ltd. RAIC | IRAC The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada

Shenzhen Yaorong Technology Co. Ltd. Sherwin-Williams Shure Silver Seven Wholesale Inc. Skyfold Smart-Film Softline Spacesaver Spacing Magazine Spanish Architects Abroad Stanley Cooper Stevens Omni Stimex Boutique Sugatsune Suite 22 Contract Inc. Surya Sustainable Building & Design Magazine Swipe Design | books + objects

Ratana Contract

Symmons

Renaissance Glassworks

Tarrison Products

RGD Ontario

TDRFORCE Technology

Richelieu Hardware Ltd.

Techni+Contact Canada (AMX Canada)

Rigidized Metals Corporation

TEK Window & Door

Rishang

Teknion

SABMag, Sustainable Architecture & Building Magazine

Thames Valley

Sala Baño Salex Sandalyeci Inc. Santa Lucia Save A Sample Schenk Ltd Selux Corporation

The Plan THINK:Material Thomas & Betts Tiltco - A Division of Windworld TISE, The International Surface Event TORLYS Toronto Design Offsite Festival

Tusch Tuuci Unik Parquet Union of Importers & Exporters Kurdistan Regional of Iraq Union Veneers Upper Canada Forest Products Urban Mode Urban Toronto Vacuflo Valuedshow Management LLC. Van Osch Building Vandervitt Ventacity Vitra Wanderosa Wood Products Wayfair.ca WeBIM Consultants Weifa Expanded Metal Lath Co. Weston Premium Woods World Furniture WSL International Business Co. Ltd Xi’an Zhihai Power Technology Xuzhou Yishun Brightwood. Co Yixing Jixin International Trading Co Yuyao Yuda Industrial Zaneen Lighting Zehnder Zhongshan Boutique Hardware Products Co Zhongshan Enjoylight Technology Zhuhai Jinri Technology Co., Ltd. Zhym-MD

Partner Profiles IIDEXCanada North Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre

A world-leading manufacturer and supplier of slip resistant flooring and wall cladding, Altro supplies hygienic, safe and practical yet decorative solutions for all interior environments – without compromising function or design. They operate in diverse sectors with core customer bases in healthcare, senior living, food and drink, education and transport.

Shaw Contract Group believes that innovative design inspires change in the way we live, work, think, create and heal. As a global design leader for commercial spaces, Shaw Contract Group carpets and floorcoverings are engineered for aesthetics, durability and cradle-to-cradle sustainability. Shaw Industries’ dedication has brought its brand of design to all global markets.

CEILTRIM brings “WOW” to custom home and commercial project across Canada and in five countries. They provide custom curved arches and ceilings, photo ceilings, photo walls, 3D Resin Photo Floors, unique trims and mouldings. They are now the global distributor for CHE Hidden Passageways for kids’ rooms to high-tech, bullet-proof “safe” rooms.

Sandalyeci A.S. is a world leader in producing quality modern chairs and tables from massive beech wood for hotels, restaurants, bars, coffee and many other project needs. Its manufacturing facility of 20,000+ m2 housing with state-of-the-art production technology by CNC machines and highly skilled craftsman is a stamp for quality, style and design.

Levey Industries is the exclusive distributor of high quality, brand name and innovative products. It offers a vast selection of wallcoverings, including custom, digitally printed Levey product, design lighting and soft seating. They focus on providing true value, custom-fit solutions to complete specification needs for today’s designers and architects.

Upper Canada Forest Products is a premier distributor of hardwood lumber, solid surface and decorative panels. For 30 years, their designcentric approach has successfully served the architectural millwork community, providing innovative solutions with unparalleled service. Delivering the Difference: What you need. When you need it. By people that know and care.

There are many options when considering building materials, furniture, finishing pieces, or artisan products. Ontario Wood is the natural choice in balancing price, function, beauty, versatility and performance. Ontario Wood can meet your needs based on quality, price, buying local, environmental concerns, or simply your love for the natural beauty of wood products.

Exhibit & Sponsor Information for IIDEXCanada 2016 or 2017 Please contact, Leslie Bruce, Director of New Business Development, IIDEXCanada, T 416-960-5845, lbruce@iidexcanada.com

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