BSA LifeStructures has hired four employees at its office in Clayton, Missouri, which was opened in June to accommodate growth. Steve Lichtenfeld, AIA; Mark Tinsley, AIA; Tim Bosche, AIA; and Brian White, AIA, come to BSA LifeStructures from the St. Louis office of Kansas City-based ACI/Boland.
Lichtenfeld joins the firm as director, architecture. A St. Louis native who serves as an alderman in Clayton, Missouri, he is a former principal with ACI/Boland. In his more than 30-year career, Lichtenfeld has been involved in every aspect of the architecture profession. His extensive experience in healthcare includes working on multiple projects at BJC Healthcare, Memorial Hospital of Belleville, Bethesda Health Group, and Cox Medical Center South, among others. Having received a master of architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a bachelor of arts degree from Washington University, he is a member of the AIA, AIA Missouri, and American Society of Healthcare Engineers.
Tinsley joins the firm as a senior project architect. His 30-year career has focused on planning, design, and management of projects in healthcare, higher education, and laboratories. He earned bachelor and masters degrees in architecture from Washington University.
Bosche joins the firm as a project architect. He has advanced CAD skills and deep technical knowledge and particular expertise in interior renovation projects in the healthcare arena. He earned a masters degree in architecture with honors from Washington University and a bachelor in architecture from Miami University.
White joins the firm as a project architect. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University Carbondale and a certified Construction Document Technologist. He has been involved in all stages of design and contract administration, and his project experience includes healthcare and education.
