In 2011, Silverman Construction Program Management began working with International Community School to evaluate Medlock Elementary School, a middle school no longer in use by Dekalb County. SCPM provided an overview of the facility and evaluation as a new location for the consolidation of two ICS facilities in Dekalb County. Continue reading →

In August 2016, Arbor Montessori School opened a second location for their school in DeKalb County Georgia. The building is approximately 9,200 square feet on two levels. The project consisted of renovation of the 6,330 square foot main level, with the lower level planned for future buildout. This facility provides Continue reading →

The need for a carefully planned project management approach for this sensitive community brought Silverman CPM to this team. Renovating existing structures on the campus of these children was inordinately difficult, yet successfully completed.

The Schenck School hired Silverman CPM to work with them during the master planning process for expansion on their existing campus. In order to meet the needs of the expanding program, the school had to renovate existing facilities and construct new buildings to provide additional classrooms, as well as physical therapy Continue reading →

Silverman CPM provided project management services to the Robert W. Woodruff Library at the Atlanta University Center to implement energy and water savings measures for their existing building. Project details include ten renovated restrooms with water and energy savings fixtures, installation of specialty exterior window films, and fabric shade systems Continue reading →

After Cliff Valley School determined that they needed a new facility, they went through a difficult process to procure and obtain zoning for their new property on Clairmont Road.  Though design work and site preparation was underway, they recoginzed the need for professional program management. Silverman CPM was selected to assist the school through design Continue reading →

This project went from programming and design through construction and occupancy in a period of eighteen months, and Silverman CPM managed the coordination and communication process throughout. Silverman provided an array of services, including budget and cost control, scheduling oversight of design and construction phases, quality assurance of design and construction Continue reading →

Torah Day School began operations at its current site, knowing the existing facility needed significant upgrades. When Silverman CPM was hired and the project began, there were the constant challenges of managing a large construction job where the daily safety of children was the priority. This project involved all of the Continue reading →

Renovations to the Robert W. Woodruff Library at the Atlanta University Center included reconfiguration of the main floor to include an extended hours access area and cafe; a main level learning commons with digital library; classrooms and labs; and administration and staff offices. Improvements to the upper level included a Continue reading →

A renovation of the second floor of one of the original classroom buildings of the Paideia School included all new finishes that were installed to upgrade a very tired interior space and provide a brand new looking facility for students. A new heating and cooling systems was installed for the Continue reading →

Silverman CPM acted as the Owners representative and Program Manager for Paideia’s new building, which consisted of jr. high classrooms and labs and a competitition gymnasium. This multistory structure was heated and cooled using geothermal systems. This LEED Gold structure incorporated many different uses on a very tight site. Student Continue reading →

Silverman CPM had acted as the representative for the New Atlanta Jewish Community High School for several years prior to its renaming as The Weber School.  Silverman worked with the Weber School to locate a new site, the old Lucent building at Roswell and Abernathy Roads in Sandy Springs. Silverman performed the necessary Continue reading →