Building a 30,000 sq. foot museum in a condo space required unusual skills. But in this case, Silverman CPM was able to guide its client, The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, through a complex, but highly successful process. In fact, after 10 years, the museum requested Silverman CPM to return to Continue reading →

Silverman CPM was hired by the DeKalb County Development Authority during the design phase of this project. This 39,000 sq. ft. building accommodates approximately 500 seniors and staff. The facility includes an indoor therapeutic pool, commercial kitchen and 236–seat dining hall, a fitness room, aerobics room, martial arts room, a social Continue reading →

Silverman CPM served as Program Manager and Owner representative for the constrution of a new 10,000 sq. ft. museum and outdoor pavilion on a 120-acre site overlooking the Chattahoochee River. The Discovery Center features a two-story exhibition hall, a theater and classroom, lobby, and offices. The Outdoor Discovery Pavilion features Continue reading →

Silverman CPM was selected to represent Soka Gakkai International-USA and manage the design and construction of their new $4.5 million Atlanta Buddhist Culture Center, located on a 1.3 acre site within the Atlantic Station development on Village Street between 16th and 18th Streets.  This new 13,000 sq. ft. facility includes Continue reading →

The Atlanta Botanical Expansion Project is a large, multiple structure, garden and greenspace expansion project located on Piedmont Avenue. Program highlights include a new two-story VIsitor Center, a six-level parking deck, an elevated treetop canopy walkway, and multiple greenspace components. The Visitor Center and Parking Facility project received a LEED® Continue reading →

The Monastery of the Holy Spirit engaged Silverman CPM to implement the first phase of many improvements in their master plan. This initial phase consisted of the renovation of existing barns and the construction of new buildings to house their new public Monastic gathering spaces. A new visitor center was Continue reading →