Research-driven spatial concepts exploring how pharmacy environments can better support digital health, education, and preventative care. Spatial design can influence behavior as much as products themselves—turning everyday environments into opportunities for healthier decisions and preventative care.
n. a line about which a body rotates,
the body of work’s conceptual anchor
Community pharmacies occupy a unique position between commerce and healthcare. This research investigated how reallocating retail space toward digital therapeutics, patient education, and wellness technologies could strengthen preventative care while redefining the pharmacy as an active participant in long-term public health.
n. an expression
the shaping of form
Sarah contributed architectural visualizations and spatial concepts supporting an academic publication examining the future of pharmacy design. Through environmental renderings, the work translated healthcare research into tangible design interventions, illustrating how physical space can reinforce patient-centered emerging digital health technologies. This became the cover of the Pharmacy journal it was featured in.
All things are delicately interconnected.
