May 2008

Integrated Architecture, one of Grand Rapids leading sustainable architectural firms, has hired David Driscoll, Licensed Architect, NCARB certified as a Senior Project Architect.

"I'm pleased to announce that we have added David to our staff," said Paul H. Dickinson, AIA, Integrated Architecture President. "David's rich experience and work in a variety of markets strengthens our ability to provide our clients with innovative, appropriate and affordable architectural solutions."

Driscoll's architectural portfolio ranges from homes in Ann Arbor to corporate headquarters in Hsinchu, Taiwan, their equivalent of Silicon Valley. Armed with a business degree from Hope College and both a Bachelor's and Master's in Architecture from the University of Michigan, Driscoll melds his passion for architecture with a business savvy that results in projects with great design lines and bottom lines.

Driscoll's experience in Taiwan, working in a forward-thinking, fast-growing culture that respects the architect's skills and knowledge, combined with 16-years of broad-based architectural experience in Michigan provides a solid base for his current projects and clients. Past project types include a variety of in-patient hospital, elderly care and senior assisted-living as well as commercial, retail and residential. He's worked in large and small firms including Hobbs + Black, Ann Arbor and Beta Design Group, Grand Rapids.