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The Atlas Archive An ECIA Research Project
The ECIA Interior award will be a competition for Interior Architects of the ECIA member organisations. This competition is a tribute to excellence in European interior architecture and design.
To collect data to be able to get a good overview on the profession in the different countries of the EU / Europe. This will be done in collaboration with the University of Antwerp. Research and networking.
Growing the network of ECIA by attracting new members, assisting European countries to set up a NO for interior architects/designers and stakeholders networking
Our Projects bring together academics and industry professionals to collaborate and disseminate best practice and knowledge across the sector.
To improve the skills of the professionals by organising workshops, trainings on various topics (also on topics like New Green Deal and Renovation Wave) with differnt partners (NO’s, universities, other organisations).
Promoting the ECIA Charter of Interior Architecture Training, as a tool to work towards a higher standard for Interior Architects education and consequently the profession in the EU. This also includes the organisation of a Charter networking conference in collaboration with subprojects 1, 3 and 6.
Representing the network by setting op policy work groups to brainstorm and to discuss about policy and regulatory questions, organise stakeholder events and ECIA round tables
The European Council of Interior Architects (ECIA) is a professional network that represents interior architects and designers throughout Europe. Through its EU co-funded project "BCSP" ("Building on Connections for a Stronger Profession"), the ECIA strives to create an environment which enables European interior architects and designers to practice their profession effectively and meaningfully for society.
The project aims to achieve the following objectives:
• professionalise the ECIA organisation,
• strengthen the interior architects’ profession at local, national and EU level,
• increase recognition of the profession's positive impact on society and the environment, particularly by contributing to the European "Green Deal" and "New European Bauhaus" initiatives.
The BCSP project is consisting of six subprojects:
30.01.2025
03.12.2024
02.12.2024
01.02.2020