ASID TX Dallas DC March Event
Date and time
Location
Esther's Place at the AFB Center on Vision Loss
11030 Ables Lane Dallas, Texas 75229Refund Policy
Description
Please join the ASID Texas Chapter Dallas Design Community for this unique and special meeting that will teach designers how to help visually impaired people function better in their homes.
Esther's Place at the Center on Vision Loss [11030 Ables Lane, Dallas, TX 75229] run by the American Foundation for the Blind is an 1,800-square-foot fully furnished model home designed with accommodations for people with vision loss using color and texture contrast, and lighting options. There are over 500 products available for hands-on demonstrations.
IMPORTANT: The tour and parking is limited to 50 people, therefore...
- We LOVE our Industry Partners; however, please only send one IP representative per company.
- If you register and then must cancel, please do so within five days so that someone on the wait list can take your spot. Follow these instructions to cancel your registration.
Lunch generously provided by ASID Industry Partner Dallas Sight and Sound.
RSVPs/Fees
Note that for all levels you must RSVP/register online via Eventbrite.
- ASID Members: $0
- Non-Members/Guests: $20 (payable online via EventBrite)
IMPORTANT: If you RSVP via Eventbrite and then discover you cannot attend, please be courteous by following these instructions to cancel your registration so that both the host and the Dallas Design Community volunteer organizers know.
Questions about this specific event? Contact ASID TX Dallas DC Programs Chair, Karen Parks, ASID: karenparks@sbcglobal.net.
Organized by
The Dallas Design Community is one of five design communities that make up the ASID Texas Chapter, which is part of the larger American Society of Interior Designers [ASID], a community of people – designers, industry representatives, educators and students – committed to interior design. Through education, knowledge sharing and advocacy, the Society strives to advance the interior design profession and, in the process, to demonstrate and celebrate the power of design to positively impact and change people’s lives. Of the Society’s 24,000 Practitioners, 20% practice Residential design, 30% practice Commercial design, and 50% practice both. The ASID Texas Chapter represents 1,700+ Practitioner, Educator, Student and Industry Representative members (almost 1,100 of which are Practitioners and/or Educators) throughout the state of Texas excluding the greater Houston area, which is covered by the ASID Texas Gulf Coast Chapter. Since the Texas Chapter is quite large both in membership and in geographic expanse, most of the programming throughout the year takes place in the Design Communities: Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and West Texas. Our members work in both the residential and commercial fields, either as sole proprietors or as part of small or large firms. Within the state and around the world, they provide valuable services and useful products to their clients. Our members strive to improve the quality of life for all of their clients through the creation of aesthetically pleasing, thoughtful design that takes into account the health, safety and welfare of the public.