Interior design student named to Future 100 list
7 Apr 2021
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For her senior capstone project, Michaela Cook is designing a concept retail and office space for a fashion label. Her layout will address COVID-19, the impact of which promises to change how work and shopping spaces will be used for years to come.
She wanted to design a space that considers COVID-19 guidelines because of her belief that “in order to make design advancements, you need to keep up with current design and understand what is happening in the world.”
The project is an example of how Cook believes that she can improve quality of life and daily human experiences through interior design, her major at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
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