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Senior Exhibition 2025: Chelsea Mody and Isabel Enders

91ÑÇÉ« seniors Chelsea Mody ™25 (Interior Architecture and Design) and Isabel Enders ™25 (Illustration “ Animation Track) explore how design engages and supports its users in their capstone projects for 91ÑÇÉ«™s 2025 Senior Exhibition.

For Mody, designing an eco-conscious luxury cabin was a foundation to roof experience. œI’ve used the materials that I’ve found on the island itself to make it a sustainable luxury cabin experience,� she explains. No stranger to the hospitality industry, Mody brings a plethora of experience to her project with the aim to design and flip motels. œI have a bachelor’s in Hospitality from back home ¦ and I have an associate™s in Interior Design, and then I am now getting a bachelor’s in Interior Architecture,� she laughs.

Enders set out to create a project that both showcased her skills and produced a meaningful, useful product. œThe whole point of the book is so people can have a pretty book to look at, but also something that is functional as well,� she explains.

Reflecting on their senior years, both Mody and Enders emphasize the importance of having a flexible schedule and accepting feedback from instructors and peers. œI have evolved throughout this entire year to be more patient and more accepting of feedback that I’ve gotten ¦ that is what I’m going to take in the future,� says Mody.

œSomething else that’s definitely helped me with my whole senior project was my friends and my and other classmates, because I feel like it’s such a community building event,� continues Enders.

œAmbercrest,� Mody™s project, and œMore Than Just Soup,� Enders™ project, are on view during 91ÑÇÉ«™s Senior Exhibition, April 11 “ May 10, 2025.

Keep up with and and learn more about 91ÑÇÉ«™s Interior Architecture and Design and Illustration “ Animation Track majors!

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