News: Northern New England
Posted: April 1, 2022
Hathorn named interior designer at JSA Design
Portsmouth, NH Jamie Hathorn was hired as an interior designer at JSA Design, responsible for designing and managing interiors projects across the firm’s seven design studios.
“Jamie is a valuable addition to our interior design staff,” said Sandra Hodge, partner and director of interior design at JSA.
“She supports all of our studios but her expertise is especially well suited to our healthcare, corporate and mixed-use projects.”
A native of Oklahoma, Hathorn has worked in commercial and residential interior design, most recently for OLSON LEWIS+ Architects in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. “I enjoy working on projects that challenge me creatively,” said Hathorn. “Especially healthcare, corporate and data or control centers.” Her former clients include ONEOK, an Oklahoma oil and gas company, among other corporate accounts. Hathorn is NCIDQ certified and received a bachelor’s degree in interior design and facility management from Oklahoma State University.
Established in 1980, JSA Design is an architecture, planning and interior design firm headquartered in Portsmouth, NH. JSA’s design and planning specialties include senior living, healthcare, education, interior design, housing, hospitality and adaptive re-use.
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