Jeffrey Berman Architect

Architecture and PlanningNew York, United States2-10 Employees

Jeffrey Berman Architect (JBA) is a small architecture and planning practice based in New York City that emphasizes technical proficiency and a service-oriented approach. Founded in 1988 by Jeffrey Berman, AIA, a board-certified healthcare architect, the firm has built its practice around understanding the technology, regulatory frameworks, and operational needs of the medical community. A working principal remains actively involved in every project, ensuring direct leadership throughout the design process. The firm has maintained long-standing relationships with major institutions such as Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York Methodist Hospital, New York Presbyterian Hospital, and the American Museum of Natural History, and it has broadened its portfolio to include projects like 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 Fifth Avenue landmark.

Beyond healthcare facilities, JBA undertakes work across institutional and public contexts that require careful navigation of regulatory, technological, and operational considerations. The practice has demonstrated capability in handling complex design challenges across historic and contemporary settings, including renovations of landmark properties. With a compact team, the firm emphasizes close, hands-on involvement in its engagements. Further information is available on the firm's website, jbarch.com.

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