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Jeffrey Drucker

I'm responsible for managing Array’s New York City and Boston practices. A graduate of Brooklyn Tech and Pratt Institute, I always had a fascination for buildings, construction and art, and have often been told, "I was born to be an Architect.” As a healthcare planner, I impacted individual projects, now using ideas and experience I enable vision and growth concepts for institutions and our industry. The challenges to create exceptional healthcare environments, to continually raise the bar and the special relationships with clients, colleagues and our talented staff make everyday rewarding.
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Recent Posts

Innovations in Ambulatory Care Design and Delivery

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Mar 17, 2019

With so many moving parts, designing an ambulatory care center requires an innovative approach. Balancing elements such as specialty physician practices, same-day surgery and physical therapy make a.....READ MORE

Topics: Ambulatory Care, Repurposing Building for Ambulatory Care Center

Prior Planning is Key to Remaining Operational During a Renovation

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Nov 27, 2018

How do you ensure patient and staff safety, operational capabilities and an acceptable visitor experience during the renovation of your healthcare facility? Whether your organization is worried about.....READ MORE

Topics: Ambulatory Care, renovation, ASC expansion

Team Array Extends Wellness Initiative

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Apr 27, 2018

It has always been important to me to stand up and support organizations for a worthy cause and I have always been a supporter of, and personally invested in, promoting health and healthy.....READ MORE

Trends in Offsite Laboratories for Growing Health Systems

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Aug 18, 2016

As healthcare systems expand their reach and acquire more hospitals, the case for the development of offsite or independent laboratories is becoming increasingly viable to institutions

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Topics: Collaboration, Laboratory Design

iGlobal Forum - Healthcare Real Estate Investment Opportunities

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Mar 26, 2015

At Array, we focus exclusively on the design of environments to support healthcare. In January, I had the opportunity to moderate a panel at iGlobal Forum’s recent Healthcare Real Estate...
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Teaching Architecture at Pratt - Rewarding for Students and Professor

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Feb 02, 2015

As an architect, leader and managing director of Array’s Northeast practice, I find myself in a daily position of teaching and sharing my knowledge & experience with others. In fact, at the end of...

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Topics: Knowledge Sharing

Setting a New Trend: Live Audience Polling at ENR's NYC Pulse Conference

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Apr 10, 2014

On February 26, 2014, I moderated a panel of experts for the McGraw Hill/Engineering News Record's " The Pulse 5 - The Future of Healthcare" in NYC. The conference explored issues currently shaping.....READ MORE

Topics: Architecture, polling, Healthcare Design, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Architects, Continuous Improvement, Integrated Project Design/Delivery (IPD)

Incorporating Feng Shui Design into Healthcare Facilities

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Jan 31, 2013

In recent years, I've seen a dramatic growth in sustainable design and green building practices to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment

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Topics: Architecture, Healthcare Design, Interior Design, Architects, Continuous Improvement, Advisory Services

Annual Array "Green Belt Lean Certification for Facility Design” Recap

Posted by Jeffrey Drucker on Jan 25, 2013

Array hosted its second Annual Lean Event in late 2012. This year the course was at Array’s New York City office located at 44 East 30th Street

The four-day program "Green Belt Lean Certification.....READ MORE

Topics: Planning, Architecture, Lean, Healthcare Design, Interior Design, Green Belt, Facility Design, Architects, Continuous Improvement

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