Columbia University Medical Center
College of Dental Medicine
www.dental.columbia.edu
The American Museum of Natural History
Akeley Hall of African Mammals
PROFILE
Founded in 1988, Jeffrey Berman Architect (JBA) specializes in the design of hospitals, healthcare facilities, research, scientific and clinical laboratories, historic preservation, adaptive reuse and other complex projects requiring technologically advanced systems and equipment.
JBA is a small firm that does big projects that are grounded in 30-year relationships with institutions and facilities. Once these institutions have gotten to know us, they value us and keep us.
New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
USP 797/800 Pharmacy
These include New York-Presbyterian Hospital (8 campuses), Columbia University Medical Center, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Mount Sinai Health System, NYU Langone Health, New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, SUNY Downstate, Northwell Health, and The Veterans Administration Health System. JBA has also designed numerous hospital-owned and private ambulatory care facilities.
PUBLICATIONS
Jeffrey Berman (guest), Dr. Yuman Fong (guest), Grace Lin (moderator), “Advanced Image-Guided Therapy and Surgery” on AMFP Greater NY Chapter Podcast : Healthcare Facility Matters, June 26.2024, https://rss.com/podcasts/healthcare-facility-matters/1540026/
Jeffrey Berman with Brian Moores, “Designing Rooms for Image Guided Therapy”, in Interventional Oncology, Springer 2023.
Jeffrey Berman with Emile Dajer, "Robotic Operating Rooms," The Sages Atlas of Robotic Surgery, Springer, 2018.
Jeffrey Berman with Robert Leiter, “Basic Principles of Lighting in the Operating Room,” Imaging and Visualization in the Modern Operating Room, Springer, 2014.
Jeffrey Berman with Yuman Fong, MD., “Designing Interventional Environments in the Treatment of Cancer,” Image-Guided Cancer Therapy, A Multiple-Disciplinary Approach, Springer 2013.
NYU Langone Medical Center Hospital for Joint Diseases
MRI Suite
EmblemHealth Infusion Center