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Our mission and our goals
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Mission
Interfaith Design
(ID) is a Knowledge Community of the American Institute of Architects. It promotes an exchange of ideas, values and strategic information specifically relating to the design and construction of buildings, landscapes and works of art that serve a sacred purpose.
Our goals & objectives
To grow, sustain and strengthen ID
Foster relations with patrons
Create a subcommittee structure to carry out the goals of ID
Assure continuity in ID leadership
To be the credible voice in matters pertaining to the interface of religion, art and architecture
Enhance the ID website to establish a “go to” reputation in matters pertaining to religious art and architecture
Use the internet to distribute information, resources, links, etc.
To provide valuable service to architects, artists and ministry leaders representing diverse faith traditions
Explore ways to collaborate with local components in the AIA to cosponsor regional events
Continue relationships with the editor and board of the journal Faith & Form, Worship Facilities and Expo (WFX) and other like-minded publications and organizations
Work with regional Knowledge Communities
To establish alliances with other organizations, institutions and individuals with similar interests
Work with other AIA Knowledge Communities
Partner with religious, arts and architectural organizations to network on resources, events, tours, and information
Reach out to artists, artisans, ministry leaders, architects and consultants to engage them in the “Forum.”
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