Stamberg Aferiat Architecture

Stamberg Aferiat architecture was founded in 1989 in New york.

PETER STAMBERG ATTENDED COLUMBIA COLLEGE, RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN, AND THE ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION OF LONDON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. HE RECEIVED HIS BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN 1972, BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE IN 1973, AND AA GRAD. DIPL. IN 1975. HE BEGAN HIS ARCHITECTURAL TRAINING IN THE OFFICES OF DAVIS BRODY AND ASSOCIATES. HE HAS WRITTEN TWO BOOKS AND HAS AUTHORED AND BEEN SUBJECT OF MANY MAGAZINE ARTICLES. HIS "CARDINAL DOTTS" CHAIR IS IN THE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN ARCHIVE OF THE COOPER-HEWITT, NATIONAL DESIGN MUSEUM IN NEW YORK.

PAUL AFERIAT ATTENDED CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, WHERE HE RECEIVED HIS BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE IN 1975. HE BEGAN HIS ARCHITECTURAL TRAINING IN THE OFFICES OF HARDY HOLZMAN PFEIFFER AND GIORGIO CAVALIERI. HE LATER WORKED IN THE OFFICES OF RICHARD MEIER AND PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, ON PROJECTS THAT INCLUDED THE SUAREZ APARTMENT, THE AYE SIMON READING ROOM IN THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM, AND THE HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION. IN THE OFFICE OF GWATHMEY SIEGEL AND ASSOCIATES HE WAS THE ASSOCIATE IN CHARGE OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE IN ASTORIA, NEW YORK, WESTOVER SCHOOL IN MIDDLEBURY, CONNECTICUT, AND OTHER COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS.