Salo Levinas
Milton Shinberg


Salo Levinas

A practicing architect for nearly 20 years, Salo Levinas has been recognized for his architectural and furniture design in the United States and Argentina, where he was educated. His work, reviewed favorably in The Washington Post and Museum and Arts magazine, is noted for its fluid lines, functional integrity and distinctive style.

Levinas began his professional career as a partner in a firm in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he designed high-end residences and retail commercial projects, including shopping malls. As editor of the architecture section of La Razon, the leading daily newspaper of Buenos Aires, he interviewed world-renowned architects and wrote critical reviews.

In 1982, Levinas established a practice in Connecticut, and later moved to Washington, D.C., where he founded a real estate development firm that produced high-end residential and commercial projects. For more than eight years, he also was the principal of Salo Levinas Architectural Design, which completed a wide range of commercial and residential projects. In 1995, he joined with Milton Shinberg to form Shinberg.Levinas.


Milton Shinberg

A registered architect since 1975, Milton Shinberg is an award-winning designer of both commercial and residential projects for corporate, private and nonprofit organization clients.

Following graduation from Carnegie-Mellon University and internship with Arthur Cotton Moore, Shinberg was a founding partner of A+S Architects before launching his own firm and, in 1995, forming Shinberg.Levinas with Salo Levinas. His projects, renderings and articles have appeared in local and national publications and journals, and he has helped neighborhood groups as a pro bono consultant.

Shinberg has won design awards, most recently the AIA Journal Juried Award, and has received excellent reviews in Designer magazine, The New York Times and The Washington Post. He holds adjunct status at the Catholic University of America School of Architecture, where he has taught for more than 20 years.

On behalf of his clients, Shinberg has made presentations before zoning review, historic review and code appeal bodies, as well as the Commission of Fine Arts and the Architect of the Capital. He is registered to practice in Maryland, in the District of Columbia, and holds the certificate of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, which provides access to registration in most other states.

While at Carnegie-Mellon University, Shinberg received the PPG Foundation Traveling Fellowship and was elected to the national architectural honorary society, Alpha Rho Chai.

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