5 Trends Shaping the Future of Interior Design. Preparing today s students to be faster, better, stronger

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1 5 Trends Shaping the Future of Interior Design Preparing today s students to be faster, better, stronger

2 5 Trends Shaping the Future of Interior Design How do we provide exceptional design and client service in an increasingly more competitive environment, with faster schedules and shrinking budgets?

3 Trend #1 Evidence-Based Design We shape our buildings, thereafter they shape us. -Winston Churchill

4 5 Trends Shaping the Future of Interior Design Informed clients who are aware of design, trends, prices and budgets Design needs to deliver more: client vision & core values, sustainability, performance, profitability..

5 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design

6 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Psychology of Space Judith Heerwagen, PhD: Human Factors Design Sally Augustine, PhD: Environmental Psychology Sue Weidemann, PhD: Workplace Design Analysis Craig Zimring, PhD and Robert Ulrich, PhD, EDAC: Evidence-based Design in Healthcare Settings Nicholas Watkins, PhD: Environmental Design Research

7 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Social: Spaces that promote positive human experiences Physical: Acknowledge and respect the Patient, Student, and Staff Health & Well-being Psychological: Create bridge between technical need and human emotion

8 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Client-centric Design: Optimize how client uses product or space vs. forcing behavioral change Multi-Staged Problem Solving Analyze Current Use Identify Areas for Improvement Test Validity of Assumptions

9 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Better employee/student engagement High-performance spaces Environmental Design Research develops credible data in support of design decisions. Results: Improved Productivity Improved Job Satisfaction Improved Patient Outcomes Increased Engagement Supports Health and Well-being Reduced Stress

10 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Pre-Design Observations Post-Occupancy Observations Saint Mary s School Sarah Graham Kenan Library

11 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design 6.94% 6.94% 23.61% Favorite Places to Study - Post Renovation 5.56% 9.72% Saint Mary s School Sarah Graham Kenan Library

12 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Ease of finding an outlet Saint Mary s School Sarah Graham Kenan Library

13 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Before After Before Saint Mary s School Sarah Graham Kenan Library Before After

14 Trend #1: Evidence-Based Design Skills & Tools: Space Planning Listening to Clients & Understanding Their Needs/Goals Translation of Client Needs/Goals into Design Questionnaires and Behavioral Observations Post Occupancy Evaluations Evidence-Based Design Research: o Center for Health Design, o Environmental Design Research Association,

15 Trend #2 Healthy Buildings McGraw Hill Study co-sponsored by the AIA

16 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings Facilities that are healthy places to work, heal, or learn; are profitable; and environmentally responsible. US Green Building Council: LEED Green Building Institute: Green Globes

17 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings Top Drivers Encouraging Greater Industry Focus on Health Impacts Nonresidential Building Sectors More Owner Demand 45% Greater Public Awareness of Health Impacts 43% More Data on Positive Design/Construction Approaches Better Data on Productivity Impacts More Stringent Code Requirements 28% 28% 33% 38% More Information on Building Products Impacts McGraw Hill Study co-sponsored by the AIA

18 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY Key Design Elements: Daylighting Views to Nature Indoor Air Quality Sustainable Building Materials Outdoor Gardens, Dining Areas Right-Sizing Spaces Active Workplace UPMC East LEED Silver Hospital

19 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings ACTIVE WORKPLACE Well-being integrated into daily work routines: Sit-stand flexibility Treadmill workstations Stairs more conveniently located than elevators Destination break and huddle areas Standing or walking meetings Sitting = increased risk of obesity, cardiovascular disease, and cancer Annals of Internal Medicine, Jan 20, 2015

20 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings Corporate Social Responsibility People, Planet, Profit: Corporations balancing business and financial goals with company s effect on the environment and the community.

21 Trend #2: Healthy Buildings Skills & Tools: Knowledge of Sustainable Materials and Building Practices Ergonomic Design Active Workplace Design Right-Sizing Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Certification Options: o LEED, o Green Globes, UPMC East LEED Silver Hospital

22 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery

23 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Technological innovations drive design and delivery methods as well as how we communicate with clients, consultants, and contractors.

24 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Building Information Modeling: 3-Dimensional Design & Documentation Share Model with Contractors Conflict Resolution Project Management Software: Communication Documentation & Distribution Paperless Submittal Reviews Web-Based Punch Lists Team Connectivity: Web-Based Applications o Drop Box, Google Drive GoTo Meeting Skype

25 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Low-Tech Still Important: Hand sketching o Client Engagement o Face-to-Face Communications Model Building o Chip Board Models o Touch-Feel-Believe

26 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Future-Tech is Now: Holographic Modeling Duke University DIVE: Duke Immersive Virtual Environment Convert Revit Models to Holograms Immersive Review of Environments Cost Effective Design Investigation for Large Projects

27 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Project Delivery Methods: IPD Integrated Project Delivery superseding previous methods Early engagement of contractor Business interest of all parties aligned through shared risk/reward Joint project control by owner, key designers, and contractor Multi-party contract or equal interlocking agreements Benefits Cross discipline collaboration Lean Process (eliminate waste) Cost control throughout project

28 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Project Delivery Methods: Design-Bid Build o Most traditional method. Drawings area completed, bid and awarded to contractor for construction Design-Build o Typically contractor led, but can be designerled. Single source responsibility for owner. Contractor engaged at beginning of process CM at Risk (Construction Management) o Contractor involved during pre-construction process. Establish project parameters in a team environment. Control passes from owner to contractor during construction.

29 Trend #3 Technology & Project Delivery Skills & Tools: Hand Sketching Graphic Design Understanding Construction Detailing BIM Building Information Modeling (REVIT) AutoCAD (phasing out) Sketch-up, Rhino, Maya In-Design, Illustrator, Photoshop Word, Excel, Power Point, Prezi Familiarity Multiple Project Delivery Methods

30 Trend #4 Expanding Service Lines

31 Trend #4 Expanding Service Lines Diversification of Services Create Differentiators in a Competitive Market Multiple Revenue Streams Weather Industry and Economic Swings Compliment Core Services Benefits Strengthen Core Competencies Expand Client Base/ New Markets Value-Added Services to Existing Clients Position Company as a Thought Leader

32 Trend #4: Expanding Service Lines Skills & Tools: Graphic Design, Product Design, etc. SWOT Analysis Economic Forecasts Construction Industry Trends which sectors show growth or decline (Dodge Data & Analytics) Strategically Nimble o Adaptability o Foresight to plan for economic changes

33 Trend #5 Social Media Marketing

34 Trend #5 Social Media Marketing 80% of ASID Designers have predicted the convergence of technology and social media with interior design to be the main driver of change. - ASID Interior Design 2014 Outlook and State of the Industry

35 Trend #5: Social Media Marketing Navigating the myriad of social media option can be overwhelming (for business owners under 25 years old)

36 Trend #5: Social Media Marketing Managing personal on-line profile can be overwhelming (for students, job candidates, and employees under 25 years old) Forbes.com, 2012

37 Trend #5: Social Media Marketing Social Media Strategy - Business or Personal You are your brand Platforms - focus on top 3 for client base/ markets Content across platforms Is it cross-linked or complimentary Content is King Link your platforms Consistent Voice Manage on-line reputation Actively use your platforms Monitor your on-line presence Hire a professional

38 Trend #5: Social Media Marketing Skills & Tools: Writing/Communication Business Development/Public Relations o And knowing the differences between them Photography & Composition Smart Devices & Connectivity Social Media Experts: Surf the Competition

39 Degrees and Certifications Degrees: Interior Design Degree or Interior Architecture Degree - CIDA Accredited College Architectural Degree (B ARCH or M ARCH) - NAAB Accredited College Industry Certifications: NCIDQ - Interior Design Certification RA - Registered Architect Professional Affiliations: IIDA International Interior Design Association ASID American Society of Interior Designers AIA American Institute of Architects Specialty Certifications: LEED - Environmental GREEN GLOBES - Environmental EDAC Evidence-Based Design Certification AAHID American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers CSI Construction Specification Institute CEFP Certified Education Facility Planner CDT Construction Documents Technologist and others

40 Colleges and Universities Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Savannah Georgia Architecture, Interior Design, Sustainability, Graphic Design, Furniture Design University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC Interior Architecture, Environmental and Sustainability Studies Appalachian State University, Boone, NC Interior Design, Graphic Design, Sustainable Design, Furniture Design VirginiaTech, Blacksburg, VA Architecture, Interior Design, Industrial Design, Design Research (PhD) North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Architecture, Graphic Design, Sustainable Design, lndustrial Design Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Architecture, lndustrial Design, Environmental Engineering, Design Research (PhD)

41 References The Drive Toward Healthier Buildings: The Market Drivers and Impact of Building Design and Construction on Occupant Health, Well-Being and Productivity McGraw Hill Construction, (for report) The Interior Design 2014 Outlook and State of the Industry American Society of Interior Designers, Center for Health Design, Environmental Design Research Association, LEED, Green Globes, Dodge Data & Analytics Social Media Experts:

42 5 Trends Shaping the Future of Interior Design Dawn A. Gum, AIA, NCARB, IIDA, GGP Managing Partner Interior Architecture & Design, PLLC iarch.com Session #576