United States

Pennsylvania - Philadelphia-BE

Trinity | Cerami – Longman Lindsey’s Philadelphia office is situated at Market Street blocks away from 30th Street Station and the iconic City Hall. Our team has reshaped the Philadelphia skyline over the years, helping iconic buildings and spaces tell their stories through unparalleled acoustics, audiovisual, IT and security designs. 

Give us a call today at 215.310.9766 or email Ryan Kenneth Altschul to learn how we can support your needs in Philadelphia, PA.

Local Leadership

Ryan Kenneth Altschul

Ryan Kenneth Altschul

Associate Principal
Phone:
215.495.4058
Email:
raltschul@ceramiassociates.com
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Pennsylvania - Philadelphia-BE

2000 Market Street, Suite 770
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103

Phone:
215.310.9766
TOLL-FREE:
888.555.2340

Pennsylvania - Philadelphia-BE

Our Services Offered

Our local Philadelphia staff have expertise in the following areas.

Acoustics, Noise & Vibration

Our acoustic experts employ fundamental acoustic engineering principles to optimize every space for its intended purpose – giving a voice to buildings and spaces.

Building Technology

Our IT and OT technology solutions combine experiential and operational design, delivering bespoke user experiences that meet business drivers and enable resiliency.

Insights

Local News

Philadelphia AMS Finalizes Air Toxics Regulation

PADEP Renews PAG-03 for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activities in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia AMS Revises Air Toxics Regulations

Interim Final Environmental Justice Policy Issued in Pennsylvania

On August 14, 2023, the Environmental Justice Office of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) released an interim final update to their 2004 Environmental Justice (EJ) policy and the draft policy proposed in March 2022. This revised policy aims to enhance and broaden the current Environmental Justice policy in Pennsylvania, alongside the introduction of a new mapping tool designed to pinpoint Environmental Justice areas within the state. The interim final policy was ...

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