Sabah Mohammed

Background

About Sabah Mohammed

As an architectural designer and researcher, I am a strong advocate for making a difference through design. My background informs my interest in creating better, more equitable environments and services. Most recently, I was an E. Todd Wheeler Healthcare Fellow at Perkins & Will where I conducted research on designing environments for patients with behavioral health needs. I graduated with a Master of Science in Design + Health from Cornell University and hold a Bachelor of Architecture from National Institute of Technology, India. In graduate school, I was awarded the AIA-AAH Arthur N. Tuttle Jr. Fellowship for my graduate research titled “Understanding the Couplet Care Environmental Model and its Effect on Bonding Between the Mother and Infant Dyad”. I currently serve on the Health Guidelines Revision Committee for the Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI) and serve as a contributor to the FGI Recommended Standards for NICU Design. My work can be found at If you'd like to chat about my work or collaborate, drop me a line at sabah@sabahmohammed.com