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Northern New England
Posted: December 6, 2024
JSA names Sloan and Martz as principals
Portsmouth, NH JSA Inc., an architecture, planning and interior design firm, has named Caleb Sloan, AIA, LEED AP, EDAC, and Richard Martz, AIA, NCARB as principals of the firm.
“Caleb and Richard, our newest principals, bring exceptional talent and leadership to both our community and to JSA,” said North Sturtevant, principal at JSA. “They not only embody the highest standards of our profession but also stand out for their personal qualities. We are excited to see them continue to lead as principals.”
Sloan is JSA’s specialist for healthcare and senior living communities. His understanding of the technical aspects of healthcare design and encyclopedic knowledge of best practices for high performance building envelopes bring numerous repeat clients who rely on his expertise. His current projects include healthcare facilities and senior living communities throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England.
Martz brings a depth of expertise on a wide variety of projects including mixed use, healthcare and senior living. His attention to detail, organization, and clear communication result in exceptional buildings and client relationships. He is currently working on a multi-family development in Lexington, MA, an addition to the New Hampshire Veterans Home, and municipal work for the City of Portsmouth.
Founded in 1980, JSA Inc. is an architecture, planning and interior design firm headquartered in Portsmouth, N.H. JSA specializes in healthcare, corporate, education, senior living, housing, and hospitality environments. Some of the firm’s current clients include Novocure, HAVEN, EasterSeals and the New Hampshire Veterans Home.
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