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Articles in August, 1992 issue of Interior Design

• EEOC. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's headquarters serve as a showcase for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
• One size doesn't fit all" a designer argues that universality may lead to homogeneity. (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Bevington, Christine Benglia
• Designers on the ADA. (interior design consultants on the impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 on their practice) (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
• Accessibility. (adapting interior design for the disabled) (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Pilgrim, Dianne
• Graceful living: Lewis and Ann Davis show design for the disabled need not be antiseptic. (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Cohen, Edie Lee
• The ADA. (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) (Cover Story)
  by Kaye, Michael
• Hospitable Design for Healthcare and Senior Communities.
  by Breger, William N.
• Aids to universal design: accessible products. (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
• Hospital Interior Architecture: Creating Healing Environments for Special Patient Populations.
  by Breger, William N.
• Student work: a portfolio of universal design projects. (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Cohen, Edie Lee
• Child's play: DIFFA/DC turns a house into a nurturing home. (interior design industry's response to the AIDS crisis)
• PS 233Q. (design of building and interiors of public school in Queens for children with multiple disabilities) (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Nasatir, Judith
• The Mercer: SoHo's happening (don't say trendy) new hotel.
• Disabled by design. (comments made at the Universal Design: Access to Daily Living conference) (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Caplan, Ralph
• EEOC evaluated. (Equal Employment Opportunities Commission)
• Kula Bay: one of a chain of retail shops designed by The Callison Partnership. (Universal Design) (Cover Story)
  by Geran, Monica