IDEC's JID celebrates 40 years!

1. Celebrating 40 Years:
Authors, Editors, Reviewers, Readers

2. Buie
Harwood
Professor Emerita
Virginia Commonwealth
University
Buie’s coauthored work
has received the ASID
Education Foundation
Joel Polsky Prize.

3. Christopher
Budd
Studio Architecture
Christopher seeks to
understand belief
systems and how they
influence regard for the
built environment.

4. Clive Edwards
Loughborough University
Clive’s research focuses on
the retailing and consumption
of interior design and how
domestic interiors represent
tastes, markets and identities.

5. Diane
Al Shahabi
Iowa State University
Diane’s work sustains
cultural identities
through historic
preservation and
contemporary
interpretations of
traditional forms.

6. Janice
Barnes
Perkins + Will
Janice leverages design
research to improve
wellbeing in our cities.

7. Judy Theordorson
Washington State University
Judy’s research probes multiple
aspects of light + lighting
including sustainable design,
human experience and behavior,
and pedagogical scholarship.

8. Kennon
Smith
Indiana University
Kennon believes in
challenging disciplinary
assumptions through
dialogue along shifting
boundary lines.

9. Margaret
Konkel
University of Montana
Meg works to understand
how does place informs
identity and how the
shaping of the built
environment transform
our understanding of
self.

10. Nam-Kyu
Park
University of Florida
Nam-Kyu works to
optimize well-being
through human-
centered research and
the integration of
sustainable lighting in
cultural contexts.

11. Paul Eshelman
Cornell University
Paul applies his design
expertise to interior and
furniture design for palliative
end-of-life care.

12. Quoc
Phuang
Dinh
Swinburne University of
Technology
Quoc Phuang
believes unnoticeable
details often are
meaningful to design.

13. Tasoulla
Hadjiyanni
University of Minnesota
Tasoulla investigates
the impact of interiors
on meaning-making
processes, particularly
for women and children.

14. Uta
Pottgiesser
University of Applied Sciences
Ostwestfalen-Lippe
Uta believes the impact
of design
interventions on the
individual is the starting
point of any
investigation.