Perkins&Will Names Interior Design Leader for Midwest Regional Health Practice
Kimberly Cook, has been named an associate principal and interior design leader in Perkins&Will’s Midwest Region Health Practice. She has 25 years of experience in designing healthcare interiors and a deep understanding of the importance of providing interior design that responds to client needs and positively impacts the health and well-being of patients.
Cook is returning to Perkins&Will, where she began her career in the Chicago, Illinois and Minneapolis, Minnesota studios, at a time of expansion of the firm’s healthcare practice. She joins a team committed to delivering highly sustainable patient- and caregiver-centered design with her expertise in healthcare interiors, a specialty that continues to gain wider recognition.
Cook’s work is influenced by a sense of place, nature and sustainable materials, and she has a particular interest in uniting mental health and the human experience with interior design. That has informed her prior work on such projects as the Shepperd Pratt Behavioral and Mental Health Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland; the Mount Sinai Medical Center (Skolnick Surgical Tower and Hildebrandt Emergency Center) in Miami Beach, Florida and the Bayhealth Medical Center Sussex Campus, in Milford, Delaware.
Posted September 18, 2023
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