IDEC - JID Celebrates 40 Years

Celebrating 40 Years: Authors, Editors, Reviewers, Readers

Buie Harwood Professor Emerita Virginia Commonwealth University

Buie’s coauthored work has received the ASID Education Foundation Joel Polsky Prize.

Christopher Budd Studio Architecture

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

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.

Diane Al Shahabi Iowa State University

Diane’s work sustains cultural identities through historic preservation and contemporary interpretations of traditional forms.

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

Judy Theordorson Washington State University

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

Kennon Smith Indiana University

Kennon believes in challenging disciplinary assumptions through dialogue along shifting boundary lines.

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.

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.

Paul Eshelman Cornell University

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

Quoc Phuang Dinh Swinburne University of Technology

Quoc Phuang believes unnoticeable details often are meaningful to design.

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

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.