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There are less than two weeks to go before the arrival of IIDEXCanada, the annual architecture and design trade show coming to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on December 3rd and 4th. The two-day event will be happening alongside related trade shows Construct Canada, PM Expo, HomeBuilder & Renovator Expo, and Concrete Canada to form The Buildings Show, and a huge combined total of over 40,000 trade professionals are expected to attend.
IIDEXCanada, which was founded in 1984 by the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Canada (ARIDO), will feature 1,600 exhibits occupying 200,000 square-feet of space of the Convention Centre, and offer 350 seminars and demonstrations that highlight the latest innovations from the design and architecture industries. IIDEXCanada will also be presenting more than 50 professionally-accredited seminars, parties, award ceremonies and tours. There isn't much time remaining to book seminars, which are currently being offered at a reduced rate. Pricing for the various seminars discussing architecture, design, development and construction will increase on Tuesday November 25th.
A list of some of these featured seminars is included below. If you are interested in attending any of these seminars, check out the links and visit the registration page to get your name on the list.
Simplifying Complexity - Furniture, Sustainability and the Shifting World of Green Building
Stone Trends 2015: New Trends in Stone Sourcing, Marketing and Design
The Design of the New Delta Hotel + its Rebrand
Project Management: The Dynamics of High Performance
Formative Assessment to Enhance the Studio Environment
Construction Law: Managing Risks, Resolutions and Relationships
China: Finding and Winning More Work
A Latin American Point of View
IIDEXCanada will also feature keynote addresses by the likes of David Mirvish with David Nam of Gehry Partners, David Rockwell, and Daniel Libeskind. The show runs Wednesday December 3rd and Thursday December 4th, from 9AM to 6PM at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
