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Posted: March 6, 2020
JSA Design hires Martz
Portsmouth, NH According to JSA Design, Richard Martz has joined the firm. JSA is eager to put his skill-set and experience to use on numerous ongoing designs including healthcare and mixed development projects.
Martz is well versed in the complexities of architecture, with his most recent focus in healthcare, bringing six years of innovative design to the firm.
“JSA’s diverse studios allow me to contribute and grow my experience in the healthcare practice, while diversifying to other project types” Martz said. “I'm excited for the opportunities ahead.”
North Sturtevant, JSA’s CEO said, “Richard fills an important role in both our healthcare and mixed-use markets. His experience, commitment and passion stood out for us when we met him. We are extremely excited that he has joined our team.”
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