Currently in its 38th year, entries to the Retail Design Institute’s (RDI) International Design Competition 2008 are now open. Entry is open to any contract design frim or in-house retail design team with projects completed from 2 November 2007 – 1 November 2008. Both RDI members and non-members may enter. There are four categorie: Department […]
September 23rd, 2008
Currently in its 38th year, entries to the Retail Design Institute’s (RDI) International Design Competition 2008 are now open.
Entry is open to any contract design frim or in-house retail design team with projects completed from 2 November 2007 – 1 November 2008. Both RDI members and non-members may enter.
There are four categorie:
Deadline for entries is 1 November 2008.
Click here for more information and entry forms.
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