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Project
Nishimura Restaurant, Shangri-La Hotel - Beijing, China
Firm
CL3 Architects Limited - Hong Kong, China
PERSPECTIVE ON DESIGN EXCELLENCE
The International Interior Design Association is pleased to announce the winners of the prestigious 36th Annual Interior Design Competition. Truly international in scope, this year’s slate of winners demonstrates that great design is a universal goal. The six winners in the 36th Annual Interior Design Competition were chosen from nearly four hundred projects submitted in the following practice areas: Commercial, Education/Institutional, Government, Healthcare, Hospitality, Residential and Retail. Go to the gallery.
IIDA respects the legacy of the interior design professionals who have paved the way to create new standards of excellence, and honors the industry influencers who continue to raise the bar for our profession.

Some of the winners of the 36th Interior Design Awards of 2009 include, from upper left to lower right, Giorgio Borrusco’s Fornani Headquarters in Milan, Bluarch's Greenhouse Nightclub in New York City, Architects Limited's Nishimura Restaurant in Beijing, and the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles by Yazdani.
The IIDA Awards recognize outstanding achievement in specialty categories and are designed to encourage IIDA Chapters to develop and maintain excellence in their work to enhance the profession at the local level. The awards are given for programming, GRA activities, membership marketing, newsletter publishing, community service, educational events, website design and graphic design. All categories may not be recognized for awards every year. The 2009 winners are......
Guy Geier, FIIDA, New York Chapter
Ken Wilson, FIIDA, Mid-Atlantic Chapter
This prestigious award recognizes an individual who has significantly contributed to the Design Industry.
Check out the gallery of winners of the 4th Annual IIDA/Metropolis Smart Environments Awards.
Student Sustainable Design Competition presents the best in innovative character and responsible use of materials. See trends demonstrated by the best entries.