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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 19, 2017
Nathans joins Lothrop as associate and assistant director of healthcare
Lothrop Associates
White Plains, NY Lothrop Associates LLP has welcomed William Nathans, AIA. Formerly with NBBJ, he joins their firm as an associate and assistant director of healthcare. His passion for serving the healthcare industry is a definite asset to our firm and our clients. In this role, he will collaborate with Phil Cerniglia, AIA, director of healthcare to lead the firm’s Healthcare team.
He has 30 years of experience dedicated to healthcare. He is versatile and brings unique experience as a planner, project manager and architect to our team. His project history and experience of completing two million s/f of healthcare gives him a comprehensive look at the design process.
“With the ever-changing dynamics of healthcare, Bill will be a great resource providing state-of-the-art functional facilities with unprecedented healthcare design services” agrees the partnership.
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