Integrated Architecture adds Senior Project Manager
The state’s top architecture firm has added a new specialist in health care building design. Grand Rapids-based Integrated Architecture hired Thomas Morgan as a senior project manager.
A registered architect, Morgan has nearly three decades of experience in West Michigan.
“His experience with major projects like the Zeeland Community replacement Hospital and the Borgess Medical Center outpatient facilities provides additional healthcare depth to our already strong retail, commercial and corporate team,” said Paul H. Dickinson,
A graduate of Lawrence Technological University, Tom also has a Master’s Degree in Management from Aquinas College.
Integrated Architecture is the American Institute of Architecture Michigan 2006 Firm of the Year. The firm is a leader in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification. Sustainable projects range from a Gold LEED Royal Caribbean Cruise Line call center in Springfield, Ore. to the Gold LEED Herman Miller MarketPlace in Zeeland.
Source: Integrated Architecture
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