Originally
from Lancaster, Benjamin Asher Samberg is a 2004 graduate of Temple
University with a degree in Architecture. Previously, he worked for the
Philadelphia architectural firms of Armstrong Kaulbach Architects,
Kling-Lindquist Architects and Planners, and G J Olsen
Architects.
Samberg’s primary current responsibility at Community
Heritage Partners includes 3-D computer modeling for the future
Stevens-Smith Historic Precinct and Interpretive Center.
Originally
from Lancaster, Benjamin Asher Samberg is a 2004 graduate of Temple
University with a degree in Architecture. Previously, he worked for the
Philadelphia architectural firms of Armstrong Kaulbach Architects,
Kling-Lindquist Architects and Planners, and G J Olsen
Architects.