 Participate in our survey: At Home Abroad: How Design and Architecture Influence Overseas Living in association with the Interchange Institute.
Photo submissions are encouraged. Please contact me for more details. View my home-related work samples on international housing and antiquing in Europe.
Do you live overseas currently? Does your international home measure up to your expectations? Whether you live in a castle, a cottage, a hut or a hovel, I am interested in your story - how you made a home in a faraway land and how it affects your work, your family and your life.
Take part in this exciting new survey by The Interchange Institute.
The results will help us:
Document the importance of home environments to overseas living.
Examine the relationship between housing choices and expat assignment success.
Desired participants:
Anyone who is currently living outside his/her passport country for either his/her work or education, or
for a spouse's/partner's work/education is eligible.
We encourage both spouses/partners to complete the survey if possible. They will need different computers
to do so, however.
Help us understand:
How you chose and settled into your home.
Whether and how your home affects your overall expatriate experience.
How the layout, design, and/or furnishings of your home affect your family’s interaction.
The survey takes about 20 minutes. To show our appreciation, we will award a $100
Amazon.com gift certificate to one participant for every 50 people who complete the
entire survey.
Questions? Contact:
Dr. Anne Copeland, The Interchange Institute, copeland@interchangeinstitute.org (617) 566-2227 (USA) or
Kate Goggin, kate@kategoggin.com.
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