Phil Silverstein is a seasoned Architectural Project Manager, Contract Administrator, Designer, and Mass Timber Specialist with over two decades of experience delivering innovative, sustainable, and technically complex projects. Renowned for his exceptional project management skills, Phil has successfully led some of MTA's most challenging and fast-tracked, multi-phase renovation and expansion initiatives since joining the firm in 2001. His collaborative approach and results-driven mindset have been pivotal in the successful completion of landmark projects such as Toronto Metropolitan University Centre for Urban Innovation, the University of Toronto Mississauga’s Innovation Complex, and Victoria University’s Goldring Student Centre.

A passionate advocate for sustainable design and low-carbon construction, Phil specializes in mass timber buildings and environmentally conscious solutions. His portfolio features cutting-edge projects, including the Limberlost Place at George Brown College Tall Wood Building and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation Multi-Tenant Commercial Building. Both exemplify Phil's commitment to achieving LEED Platinum certification and Net Zero energy targets, pushing the boundaries of sustainable architecture.

Phil’s ability to cultivate positive, collaborative environments with diverse project and consultant teams is matched by his clear and direct communication style. His extensive knowledge of building systems, emerging technologies, and sustainable practices ensures that every project he undertakes is delivered on schedule and within budget, without compromising design integrity. Phil continues to be a driving force in advancing the use of mass timber and sustainable construction practices across the industry.