Randy Fiser is on a mission. The dynamic CEO of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) is a persuasive campaigner for excellence in that field. He uses the power of his position to foster a deeper understanding of how interiors can improve the human condition. Case in point: At the New York School of Interior Design (NYSID) Symposium in early October, Fiser presented two key voices in inclusive design, one representing emotional needs, the other physical needs. It turns out that the two areas of expertise together represent the human condition, albeit at its most stressful moments, It also turns out that the lessons designers can learn from studying these special needs help them understand how to design for the general population. Actually, we have learned this fact from the space program: Extreme environments can bring common human needs into clear focus.
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