Tag: Colorado Interior Design Regulation
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HOW DO WE ADVOCATE FOR THE PROFESSION OF “INTERIOR DESIGN”?
Kudos to Emily Kluczynski, IIDA’s Director of Advocacy, Public Policy, and Legislative Affairs for putting this presentation together. Evidently this was presented to IIDA members in Colorado back in February. This is the most imformative and entertaining take on the issue of professional recognition and legal/political advocacy that I have seen come out of any…
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NOTE TO SELF
It’s been awhile since PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER added anything positive to the effort to validate the profession of interior design-which is the purpose of this blog. Lest I be labeled a chronic whiner I woke up this morning and said to my self- Self….Self…..Wake Up….It’s time to stop posting obtusely cynical observations with no real merit- You…
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Speaking of Politics
Of the 23 +/- states with some form of title or practice legislation in place Colorado is a bit unique in that they have permitting legislation in place. PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER really does not know if existing permitting legislation actually provides opportunities for interior designers to permit their own work, where building permits are required. As a…
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Colorado ID’ers Aim to Formalize Permitting Privileges
But I thought they already had “permitting” privileges. Not if you ask the Colorado AIA; http://www.aiacolorado.org/LandingManagement/LatestNews/legislative-alert-aia-colorado-opposes-sb12120.aspx So I guess there is some confusion and the Colorado ID’ers are seeking to sort it out; http://www.iidarmc.org/wp-content/uploads/FINALFact+Sheet+-SB+12-120.pdf Should be another case of who’s lobbyist can beat up the other’s lobbyist. My money is on the AIA- sorry Colorado…
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