Studio Established Silberstein Architecture, 1990   Experience Private Residences Multi-Family Housing Art Museums and Galleries Offices Commercial Headquarters Historic Preservation and Renovation Religious Communities Retail and Urban Mixed Use Projects Services Architecture Interior Architecture Design Construction Administration Lighting Design Furniture Design Graphic Design Design+Build (See Affordable+Modern)

Philosophy
Three influences that drive design are the client’s program,budget and site. By listening to our clients, we ensure they get a design that works for them. We believe that great design can be achieved within any budget. Of these three influences, it is the site/location/space that is most important. Each site/location/space speaks differently. The goal is to create a design that once completed feels that it belongs, as if it was always there.

This philosophy results in where no two designs are alike. Our role is to create architecture that provides high-design, affordability, customization and energy efficiency. We strive for simplicity, clarity and timelessness in our work. In the end, if we are able to create transcendent spaces that uplift the human spirit, then we have made a difference.

Education
Clark University, Worcester, MA 1971-1972
Boston College, Boston, MA 1972-1973
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York, Architectural Degree. American Institute of Architects Medal of Excellence in Architectural Education 1980
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 1989: Award Winning Architects Discuss Their Practice 1989
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 1996: Rethinking The House, Design Methods
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 2004: “Mastering Planning: Creating Communities”