Architecture Alum Joins New York Tech

ASchool of Architecture and Design alumnus has returned to his alma mater. Donald Booth (B.S.A.T. ’91) has joined New York Tech as vice president of capital planning and facilities. In this role, he will oversee facilities operations and the development of capital projects across all campuses. Specifically, he will provide leadership in the operation, maintenance, renovation, and construction of university buildings and grounds, real estate, and other physical plant infrastructure.

Reporting to President Hank Foley, Ph.D., Booth brings more than 30 years of experience as an owner’s representative, constructor, and registered architect, with a focus on institutional facilities. He most recently was an assistant vice president at Northwell Health, the largest health system in New York, where he was responsible for all central region capital projects, encompassing six hospitals, a regional ambulatory network, and corporate portfolio for the health system.

In addition to his extensive experience in healthcare facilities and capital planning for hospital systems, Booth has more than a decade of experience practicing architecture and construction in private industry.

“I’m excited to be at New York Tech, creating worldclass spaces for faculty, staff, and students,” he says. “The fact that I am a graduate of New York Tech makes it even more exciting. I am looking forward to making a difference in the student experience and helping them reach their goals.”