LEO A DALY, the award-winning international architecture, engineering and interior design firm, has promoted Atlanta Studio Healthcare Leader Anindita Mukherjee to Associate of the firm.
LEO A DALY promotes a limited number of elite professionals each year who demonstrate exceptional client service, subject matter expertise, mentoring of less experienced LEO A DALY team-members, and civic and community engagement in their local areas.
“Anindita has literally written the book for the Department of Veterans Affairs national design guidelines for integrated healthcare clinics for our country’s Veteran ranks,” states Atlanta Studio Managing Principal Mark Chen. “She has served as a founding member of the Atlanta Chapter of Women in Healthcare, as well as recently authored several blogs and articles on ways that design can help support behavioral health in clinical settings.”
“My commitment to healthcare architecture is both broad and deep,” explains Mukherjee. “My recent research on trauma-informed design has been especially impactful on my planning for healthcare facilities in recent times.”
LEO A DALY has a deep portfolio in providing design and engineering services for the healthcare, including private hospitals, research institutions, Veterans Affairs hospitals and clinics, and clinics and hospitals for the U.S. Department of Defense.
LEO A DALY’s Atlanta Studio opened in 1985 and has completed healthcare, higher education, and public facility designs since that time. The Atlanta Studio has been involved in projects valued at more than $3 billion over the past five years and enjoys a near 90% repeat client ratio. Established in 1915, LEO A DALY -is regularly ranked among the top architecture engineering firms in the world. For more information, visitwww.leoadaly.com.