Jeffrey Berman Architect

Jeffrey Berman Architect (JBA) is a technically sophisticated, service-oriented architectural firm that welcomes and actively seeks out challenging projects with complex design requirements. Since founding the firm as a sole proprietorship in 1988, Jeffrey Berman, AIA, board-certified healthcare architect, has provided the medical community with architectural services based on a deep understanding of the community’s unique technological, regulatory, and operational requirements. He is a working principal who plays an active role in every project in the office. Since founding the firm as a sole proprietorship in 1988, Jeffrey Berman, AIA, Principal and board-certified healthcare architect, has provided the New York community with architectural services based on a deep understanding of the medical community’s unique technological, regulatory, and operational requirements. Having built the practice on long relationships with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York Methodist Hospital, New York Presbyterian Hospital and the American Museum of Natural History, among others, JBA has cast a wider net with projects such as the recently completed Isolation/Quarantine Building at the Bronx Zoo for the Wildlife Conservation Society, The Farber Center for Radiation Oncology, and the renovation of the French Embassy, a Landmark building on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, a work in progress.