The Connecticut Coalition of Interior Designers (CCID)
is a not for profit organization representing, promoting and informing on the
positions of the interior design community. (As a professional business
organization, membership in CCID is not an endorsement of interior design
competency).
The Coalition is the unified voice for practicing interior designers in
Connecticut, regardless of their business association affiliation. It works to
protect the health, safety and welfare of the public by promoting the level of
competency which the (NCIDQ) sets for minimum standards of practice. It acts
both administratively and legislatively on regulatory matters impacting the
practice of interior design in Connecticut.
And; it shares ASID's paramount concern of fostering a favorable climate for
right to practice by focusing on current and future legislative issues of the
interior design profession.
WHAT WE DO
The Connecticut Coalition of Interior Designers works to:
1. Clarify the concerns of building officials and legislators regarding the
scope of work interior designers practice in relation to the services offered
by architects and other design providers.
2. Explain the need for interior design certification in regard to public
safety, consumer benefits, and right to practice.
3. Resolve interdisciplinary issues related to interior designers and their
practice.
The purpose of the Coalition's legislative activities is to promote:
WHO interior designers are by establishing the practice as a
recognized design profession.
WHAT constitutes the scope of interior design as separate from
other design professions.
WHEN building officials and fire marshals may accept interior
design documents for permitting purposes.
THAT interior designers may collaborate with other design
professionals and ensure that interior designers may hire them as consultants
as necessary.
HOW the profession should be regulated with a legislated board.
WHY interior design registration is important. It will enable
Connecticut consumers to choose among various design professions according to
the consumers' level of need and scope of project.
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