Celebrating new ideas and techniques, the International Interior Design Association’s annual Interior Design Competition invites entries in the categories of corporate office; cultural, educational, or institutional; government or municipal; health care; hospitality; retail or showroom; and residential. There’s also an overall winner, drawn from all seven categories. Additionally, a winner is chosen for the Will Ching Design Competition, celebrating commercial projects by firms with five employees or fewer. Selections were made by a U.S. and Canadian jury comprising Champalimaud managing director Edmond Bakos, Aidlin Darling Designs’s David Darling, Bank of America Corporation senior vice president of store design and merchandising Ray Ehscheid, and Munge Leung’s Alessandro Munge. Projects in all categories were judged for their suitability and originality, with special attention paid to the integration of finishes and furnishings. And it appears that the IIDA and Interior Design see eye to eye, as the magazine had already published four of the winners: a community center by Perkins + Will, an office building by Gensler, an apartment by Steve Leung Designers, and a hotel by Stonehill & Taylor Architects.
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