Environments for Health (E4H), an architecture firm focused exclusively on the healthcare industry, is adding staff at each of its locations throughout the country. Having formed in 2016 through the merger of three firms- MorrisSwitzer Environments for Health, Ascension Group Architects, and daSilva Architects—E4H now has offices in Dallas, New York, Boston, Maine and Vermont. A privately-held company, E4H has more than three decades of experience, and more than 5,000 projects completed. The new hires comprise an 8% increase in their staffing overall.
“With healthcare as one of the most rapidly changing industries, our firm is experiencing a lot of growth,” said Dan Morris, Partner at E4H. “Following our strategic merger, we are continuing to invest in talent across our offices to better serve the needs of our clients.” The new hires include professionals with a range of deep expertise in architectural and interior design, and business administration:
Dallas: Mackenzie McHale - AIA, LEED AP, EDAC, Associate Partner; Angie Contreras - Healthcare Designer; Mytron L. Smith, Yasmeen Khan and Rebekka Baker - Project Coordinators;
New York: Lauren Mead, Business Development Director; Rika Gunawan, NCIDQ, LEED AP, Senior Interior Designer;
Boston: Janet Tatten, Director of Human Resources; Alexa Copeland, Project Coordinator;
Vermont: Tanya Demers, Staff Accountant
E4H is dedicated to creating flexible environments for health that enhance the well-being of patients and families through Smart Facility Design. The company is uniquely positioned to solve complex challenges posed by today’s changing healthcare landscape. Its unique solutions create environments that are economically and environmentally sustainable. E4H’s growth is the result of increasing demand for its high-quality, innovative, evidence-based design, and the growing awareness that facility designs can positively impact healthcare outcomes, improving patient experience, saving money and creating a better work environment for staff.
For more information, visit www.e4harchitecture.com.