BSA LifeStructures Makes Promotions

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BSA LifeStructures, a nationally recognized architecture and engineering firm, has promoted Geoff Lisle to national market leader for the learning market, which includes the firm’s higher education projects. He has been with the firm for 17 years, having held a number of leadership positions during that time. Lisle earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from Ball State University.

Also, Tim Spence will serve as national market leader for the healing market. In this role, he’ll oversee the firm’s work in hospitals, medical office buildings, clinics and other healthcare-related projects. With more than two decades of healthcare-related experience, Spence joined BSA LifeStructures in 2015. He holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture from the University of Southern California.

Founded in Indianapolis in 1975, BSA LifeStructures focuses on architecture, engineering, interior design and planning services for facilities that support and enhance healing, learning and discovery – what the firm describes as Lifestructures – BSA LifeStructures has designed facilities for some of the nation’s top healthcare, higher education and research institutions.