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    New York Build 2021 Moving to 45% Bigger Hall and Will Feature New York's First OPEN CITY DAY for the Construction & Real Estate Industries

    New York Build 2021 Moving to 45% Bigger Hall and Will Feature New York's First OPEN CITY DAY for the Construction & Real Estate Industries

    17 Feb 2020
    Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, has said the redevelopment of the Javits Center, will be ‘substantially complete' by March 2021 and is ‘another milestone in our redevelopment of New York'.
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    New York Build Announces 'Construction Idol' Shortlist for 2023

    New York Build Announces 'Construction Idol' Shortlist for 2023

    New York City, NY - New York Build, the leading construction and design show for New York, is pleased to announce the 'Construction Idol' shortlist for 2023. This exciting shortlist is designed to re …
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    New York Build is Back Bigger Than Ever!

    New York Build is Back Bigger Than Ever!

    07 Jan 2022
    On March the 2nd and 3rd, the Javits Center will once again open its doors to the leading design, construction and real estate show in New York and the Tri-State area.  New York Build is an award-win …
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    New York Build's Show Preview Now Live!

    New York Build's Show Preview Now Live!

    10 Feb 2022
    In just three weeks the Javits Centre opens its doors to New York Build - the largest AEC and Real Estate show in New York and the Tristate area.  You can start planning your visit now, as the Show P …
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    New York City $500M Warehouse Complex Looms Large

    New York City $500M Warehouse Complex Looms Large

    26 Jan 2023
    One of New York City's largest project sites—the 14.2 acres on which the $500-million Bronx Logistics Center is nearing completion—started out mainly as a three-dimensional puzzle. Project leaders …
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    New York City Allocates $26.4 Million To Complete The Queens Museum's Expansion Project

    New York City Allocates $26.4 Million To Complete The Queens Museum's Expansion Project

    24 Sept 2021
    New York City has allocated $26.4 million to complete the Queens Museum's expansion project.  The expansion will create a dedicated children's museum space focused on art and culture in Queens, expa …
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    New York City condo sold for U.S. record $238 million

    New York City condo sold for U.S. record $238 million

    25 Jan 2019
    NEW YORK — Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder of hedge fund Citadel, paid a U.S.-record $238 million for a penthouse condominium overlooking Manhattan's Central Park, his spokesman said. Griffin h …
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    New York City Construction, in a Snapshot

    New York City Construction, in a Snapshot

    05 Dec 2018
    No matter how densely packed New York City is, it continues to grow, with buildings constantly being expanded or replaced by new ones. An exhaustive new Department of Buildings website paints a detail …
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    New York City Council Selects World Leading Engineering Firm To Advise On BQE Reconstruction

    New York City Council Selects World Leading Engineering Firm To Advise On BQE Reconstruction

    17 Sept 2019
    The New York City Council has selected Arup, the globally respected engineering & design firm, to provide independent, outside expertise...
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    New York City is planning to spend $5.5 billion over five years to install elevators throughout the city as part of a $54 billion plan to improve the city's subway system.

    New York City is planning to spend $5.5 billion over five years to install elevators throughout the city as part of a $54 billion plan to improve the city's subway system.

    08 Oct 2019
    New York City is planning to spend $5.5 billion over five years to install elevators throughout the city as part of a $54 billion plan to improve the city's subway system.
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    New York City Regional Center Announces Completed Construction In 18 Of Its EB-5 Offerings To Date

    New York City Regional Center Announces Completed Construction In 18 Of Its EB-5 Offerings To Date

    05 Mar 2019
    The New York City Regional Center ("NYCRC") is pleased to announce that construction of projects in eighteen (18) of its EB-5 offerings is now complete. These completed projects have successfully util …
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    New York City Regional Center Announces The Repayment Of $224 Million In Capital To EB-5 Investors

    New York City Regional Center Announces The Repayment Of $224 Million In Capital To EB-5 Investors

    25 Feb 2019
    The New York City Regional Center ("NYCRC") is pleased to announce that a total of $224 million in capital has now been repaid to EB-5 investors in previous NYCRC offerings. The resulting job creation …
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    New York City Votes to Require Bird-Friendly Construction

    New York City Votes to Require Bird-Friendly Construction

    06 Jan 2020
    New York City Council passed legislation that will now mandate all new construction use bird-safe glass on facades below 75 feet. New York City Audubon estimates that up to 230,000 birds crash into …
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    New York City's Decade of Skyrocketing Rents

    New York City's Decade of Skyrocketing Rents

    17 Dec 2019
    It's been a roller coaster of a decade for New York City renters. At the beginning of the decade, the city was coming out of a period when rents had significantly dipped thanks to the 2008 recession. …
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    New York City's Evolving Skyline

    New York City's Evolving Skyline

    13 Jun 2019
    New York has long been a city in the clouds, but with 16 buildings around 500 feet or taller slated for completion this year, 2019 could be the city's busiest year ever for new skyscrapers. For many y …
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    New York City's highly anticipated lantern house debuts interior renderings ahead of sales launch

    New York City's highly anticipated lantern house debuts interior renderings ahead of sales launch

    10 Jan 2020
    Being built by Related Companies, Lantern House, named for its uniquely-shaped bay windows that resemble the antique-style lighting fixture...
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    New York City's Most Beautiful Homes of 2019

    New York City's Most Beautiful Homes of 2019

    17 Dec 2019
    Another year has come and gone, and with it came a bevy of multi-million dollar properties that the average New Yorker can't afford. But it did provide much in the way of real estate gawking: The spra …
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    New York City's New Construction Safety Requirements are Delayed

    New York City's New Construction Safety Requirements are Delayed

    15 Nov 2018
    New York City's new construction safety law will be pushed back at least six months. The new law, passed by the City Council last year, requires all construction workers to have completed 30 hours of …
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    New York Construction Spending Has More than Doubled Since 2021

    New York Construction Spending Has More than Doubled Since 2021

    02 Nov 2022
    NYC expects to spend around $270 billion overall on construction throughout the next two years. These increases are attributed to investments in office space, retail, hotels, institutional development …
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    New York DOT Advances Syracuse I-81 Viaduct Project

    New York DOT Advances Syracuse I-81 Viaduct Project

    17 Aug 2023
    Controversy continues to swirl around the $2.25-billion Interstate 81 Viaduct Project in Syracuse, N.Y., which state and federal officials have touted as a way to reconnect communities once severed by …
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    New York firm O'Neill McVoy Architects Creates Black Double Square Studio

    New York firm O'Neill McVoy Architects Creates Black Double Square Studio

    10 Feb 2020
    Penn, whose work mainly focuses on sculpture and installation, commissioned O'Neill McVoy Architects for an addition to her home in Litchfield County, Connecticut.
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    New York Governor Cuomo Unveils Revitalisation Plan for Erie Canal

    New York Governor Cuomo Unveils Revitalisation Plan for Erie Canal

    16 Jan 2020
    New York governor Andrew Cuomo and UK firm Buro Happold have revealed an initiative to overhaul the state's Erie Canal with public parks, residential areas and commercial hubs. The Reimagine the C …
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    New York Harbor School expansion breaks ground on Governors Island

    New York Harbor School expansion breaks ground on Governors Island

    11 Nov 2024
    The Urban Assembly New York Harbor School held a groundbreaking ceremony to kick off is a major expansion on Governors Island. The $140 million project will double the school's campus size, adding new …
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    New York Highway Regeneration Aims to Addresses Inequality Across the State

    New York Highway Regeneration Aims to Addresses Inequality Across the State

    14 Feb 2022
    A look back at the construction of Rochester's Inner Loop and what's ahead. Jamie Germano, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Meanwhile, those projects often made it easier for whiter suburbanites to tr …
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    New York leads the list of Top 10 States for LEED in 2023

    New York leads the list of Top 10 States for LEED in 2023

    In 2023, over 93 million square feet were LEED-certified in New York.  For the second straight year, New York continues to be recognized as a leader in sustainability, ranking first in the Top 10 St …
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    New York MTA calls for 10% design, engineering fee reduction

    New York MTA calls for 10% design, engineering fee reduction

    13 Jun 2019
    Dive Brief: As part of an effort to tackle a looming $1 billion budget deficit, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) has asked some of its design and engineering contractors to reduce …
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    New York MTA to Be Streamlined Under Reorganization Plan

    New York MTA to Be Streamlined Under Reorganization Plan

    04 Mar 2019
    Item one on the plan's 10-point to-do list: a total reorganization of the MTA's structure. Currently, the authority serves as a “holding companyâ€' for five operating agencies (New York City Transit …
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    New York officials propose using drones to inspect buildings

    New York officials propose using drones to inspect buildings

    07 Jan 2020
    New York City officials are pushing to legalize the use of drones for facade inspections after an architect was killed by falling debris from a building in the city. Brooklyn Borough President Eri …
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    New York plans “historicâ€' $5.2 billion spend to make stations accessible

    New York plans “historicâ€' $5.2 billion spend to make stations accessible

    10 Jan 2020
    Janno Lieber, MTA's chief development officer, added: “We are going to deliver these accessibility improvements better, faster and more efficiently, not only by requiring design-and-build, but...
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    New York Remains a Thriving Tech Hub

    New York Remains a Thriving Tech Hub

    01 Mar 2019
    As the dust settles following Amazon's decision not to build a corporate campus in Long Island City, it's time to look ahead and remember that New York remains the world's most vibrant and dynamic pla …
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    New York revenue for top builders keeps growing

    New York revenue for top builders keeps growing

    03 Jul 2019
    It's been a solid year for general contractors and construction managers in New York and New Jersey, with the 50 firms in the Top Contractors ranking  reporting revenue of $27.42 billion in 2018, a 6 …
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    New York State Judge Pauses $1B Buffalo Expressway Cap Project

    New York State Judge Pauses $1B Buffalo Expressway Cap Project

    04 Nov 2024
    A New York state judge granted a temporary restraining order on Oct. 9 to pause work on a $1-billion project to cap a portion of the Kensington Expressway in Buffalo, N.Y. The action In New York Su …
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    New York wins Wallpaper Design Award 2020 for Best City

    New York wins Wallpaper Design Award 2020 for Best City

    10 Jan 2020
    Even by its own, heightened standards, the Big Apple had a whirlwind of a year. Hudson Yards, the largest private real-estate development in American history, opened to mixed reviews, and who can bla …
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    New York YIMBY's 2020 Construction Report Shows 36,467 New Residential Unit Filings, A 7.1% Jump

    New York YIMBY's 2020 Construction Report Shows 36,467 New Residential Unit Filings, A 7.1% Jump

    08 Jan 2020
    YIMBY's 2019 New Building Report, released this time last year, showed a major jump in applications from 2017 into 2018, with new residential units filed with the Department of Buildings rising from …
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    New York's Cuomo proposes $150B, 5-year infrastructure plan

    New York's Cuomo proposes $150B, 5-year infrastructure plan

    25 Jan 2019
    Dive Brief: During his annual State of the State address last week, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposed a fiscal year 2020 executive budget that includes $150 billion for state infrastructure projec …
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    New York's First Offshore Wind Farm Approved by BOEM

    New York's First Offshore Wind Farm Approved by BOEM

    20 Jan 2022
    With BOEM granting the construction and operations plan, the final hurdle in the way of the South Fork wind farm project has been removed.  The South Fork wind farm is being developed by Orsted and E …
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    New York's Highest Outdoor Residential Amenity Space Opens at Fifteen Hudson Yards

    New York's Highest Outdoor Residential Amenity Space Opens at Fifteen Hudson Yards

    21 Feb 2020
    Skytop is part of the building's 40,000sq ft (3,700sq m) of wellness, entertaining and leisure amenities and is located in the cloverleaf-shaped curves of the building's crown.
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    New York's Largest Construction & Design Show Returns!

    New York's Largest Construction & Design Show Returns!

    01 Feb 2024
    Are you ready for New York's largest construction and design show of the year?    New York Build is back at the Javits Center on Feb 13-14, bigger than ever before! Join us for an unmissable two day …
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    Newmark brokers $21M Queens warehouse sale

    Newmark brokers $21M Queens warehouse sale

    10 Jan 2020
    24 Woodward Avenue is a two-story, 110,000 square foot industrial warehouse and distribution facility with access to both LaGuardia and...
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    No More Broker's Fees for NYC Renters: Here's What that Means

    No More Broker's Fees for NYC Renters: Here's What that Means

    06 Feb 2020
    Historically, brokers have tacked a fee of anywhere from 12 to 15 percent of one year's rent onto a prospective tenants' cost of renting an apartment
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    Norman Foster “To Assemble the Best Mindsâ€' to Rebuild Ukrainian City of Kharkiv

    Norman Foster “To Assemble the Best Mindsâ€' to Rebuild Ukrainian City of Kharkiv

    25 Apr 2022
    British architect Norman Foster has met with the mayor of Kharkiv to discuss the rebuilding of the Ukrainian city following extensive damage suffered during the Russian invasion. Foster, who lead …
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    Norman Foster's 50 Hudson Yards Supertall Continues Ascent In Hudson Yards

    Norman Foster's 50 Hudson Yards Supertall Continues Ascent In Hudson Yards

    09 Mar 2020
    One of Hudson Yard's newest construction projects continues to rise as part of the 28-acre plan for the surrounding area. 
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    Norwalk River Rail Bridge Begins Six-Year, $925M Path to Replacement

    Norwalk River Rail Bridge Begins Six-Year, $925M Path to Replacement

    09 Jun 2023
    Construction is officially underway to replace the Walk Bridge, the troublesome 127-year-old Norwalk, Conn., railroad crossing with a new, more reliable structure better suited to the northeast's gro …
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    Number of NY architects is up, but firms still need more

    Number of NY architects is up, but firms still need more

    03 Jul 2019
    Statewide architectural employment is growing quickly. Last year the number of licensed architects in New York reached 19,582, a 3.1% increase since 2017. The statistics come from a new report produce …
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    NY state is providing $15m for the construction of a new storage dome and silo to boost agricultural exports

    NY state is providing $15m for the construction of a new storage dome and silo to boost agricultural exports

    20 Nov 2019
    Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the funding this week for what will be called the Central New York Agriculture Export Center at the port on Lake Ontario.
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    NY, NJ and Conn. Affordable Housing Leaders Tout Buildouts and Renovations

    NY, NJ and Conn. Affordable Housing Leaders Tout Buildouts and Renovations

    11 May 2026
    A recent Regional Plan Association webinar focused on best practices for improving affordable housing in the tristate area
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    NYC 2022 Building Code: Standing at the Corner

    NYC 2022 Building Code: Standing at the Corner

    08 Nov 2022
    New buildings and major enlargements filed after November 7, 2022, must follow the 2022 code. All other work in existing buildings (constructed prior to 2009) have the option of following the 1968 cod …
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    NYC Building Industry Will Invest $60.6B And Produce 135,000 New Jobs In 2021

    NYC Building Industry Will Invest $60.6B And Produce 135,000 New Jobs In 2021

    15 Oct 2021
    The New York Building Congress projects the city's construction industry will invest $60.6 billion in development projects and produce 135,000 new construction jobs in 2021, a new report says. Followi …
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    NYC Council Kick Off Search For Architect To Redesign Park Avenue Malls

    NYC Council Kick Off Search For Architect To Redesign Park Avenue Malls

    20 Jan 2022
    This plan will call for the demolition of the existing Park Avenue Malls. According to Councilmember Keith Powers, these will be replaced with "new, world-class, active open space". Park Avenue used t …
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    NYC Lab Calls on Startups to Help Reach Sustainability Goals

    NYC Lab Calls on Startups to Help Reach Sustainability Goals

    17 Jan 2020
    A group in New York City has challenged startups to make buildings there more energy efficient while also reducing waste. This group is New Lab, which is a tech hub located in Brooklyn, and it is wor …
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    NYC Mandates Green Construction For Major City Projects

    NYC Mandates Green Construction For Major City Projects

    02 Nov 2022
    Mayor Eric Adams has signed an executive order requiring the city's capital project agencies – such as the department of design and construction – to use more sustainable materials, equipment and …
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    NYC Micro-Tunnels to Combat Flooding

    NYC Micro-Tunnels to Combat Flooding

    29 Sept 2020
    An infrastructure project is underway in Queens to help alleviate flooding problems. According to New York's CBS Local, crews are using advanced technology...
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    NYC Prepares to Implement Large Building Emissions Limits

    NYC Prepares to Implement Large Building Emissions Limits

    06 Jan 2023
    Construction firms are poised to play a key role in cutting New York City's greenhouse gas emissions as large building owners move to comply with a local law limiting emissions from their properties. …
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    NYC Project Touts Record for Residential Geothermal Heating

    NYC Project Touts Record for Residential Geothermal Heating

    26 Jul 2023
    Drilling rigs are punching the last of 320 boreholes this summer on a full city block along the East River, where Lendlease is building a 789,000-sq-ft mixed-use complex of five buildings in Brooklyn' …
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    NYC Real Estate, Architecture and Transit Experts Reflect on 2019's Biggest Moments

    NYC Real Estate, Architecture and Transit Experts Reflect on 2019's Biggest Moments

    12 Dec 2019
    It was a big year for New York, with a number of major policy proposals finally coming into focus. The city rolled out its Fair Fares program that brings discounted MetroCards to low-income New Yor …
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    NYC Soccer Team Picks Turner, HOK for $780M Queens Stadium Project

    NYC Soccer Team Picks Turner, HOK for $780M Queens Stadium Project

    26 Apr 2023
    Major League Soccer team New York City Football Club aims to complete construction of a stadium in Queens, N.Y., in time for the 2027 season—selecting architect HOK and general contractor Turner Con …
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    NYC to Require ‘Bird-Friendly' Glass and Other Materials for New Construction

    NYC to Require ‘Bird-Friendly' Glass and Other Materials for New Construction

    12 Dec 2019
    This legislation is for the birds! If an effort to cut down on the hundreds of thousands of birds killed yearly by accidentally ramming into buildings, the City Council on Tuesday voted 43-3 to pass l …
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    NYC's Best New Architecture of 2018: Ford Foundation, Waterfront Parks...

    NYC's Best New Architecture of 2018: Ford Foundation, Waterfront Parks...

    19 Dec 2018
    While 2019 is shaping up to be a big year for New York City architecture, 2018 left us whelmed. (You read that right: certainly not overwhelmed, and not quite underwhelmed, just whelmed.) We're counti …
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    NYC's Park Avenue Medians Are Getting a Face-Lift

    NYC's Park Avenue Medians Are Getting a Face-Lift

    08 Feb 2022
    A long-ignored strip of planted medians on an iconic Manhattan avenue is set to undergo a major renovation that could last decades.  New York City's Department of Transportation plans to hire a lands …
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    NYEDC Announces Plans For Flood Protection

    NYEDC Announces Plans For Flood Protection

    13 Jan 2022
    Titled 'Financial District and Seaport Climate Resilience Master Plan', it has been described as ""a shared City-community vision for a resilient 21st-century waterfront,", with the plan aiming to pro …
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    NYPA Installs More Than 2,400 LED Streetlights Throughout New York City

    NYPA Installs More Than 2,400 LED Streetlights Throughout New York City

    17 Jan 2020
    The New York Power Authority and the City of Kingston today announced the start of installation of energy-efficient LED streetlights throughout the city as part of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's Smart St …
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    ODA's 101 West 14th Street Completes Construction In Chelsea, Manhattan

    ODA's 101 West 14th Street Completes Construction In Chelsea, Manhattan

    06 Jan 2023
    Construction is complete on 101 West 14th Street, a 13-story residential building in Chelsea, Manhattan. Designed by ODA Architecture and developed by Gemini Rosemont, the structure yields 44 con …
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    OMA’s new museum expansion completes in NYC as space for 'new humans'

    OMA’s new museum expansion completes in NYC as space for 'new humans'

    05 May 2026
    The expanded new museum set to open in New York
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    Omnidots North America Expands Relationship with Wang Technology through Large Scale Sale of All-in-One Vibration Monitors

    Omnidots North America Expands Relationship with Wang Technology through Large Scale Sale of All-in-One Vibration Monitors

    02 Dec 2022
    Wang Technology's sizable purchase includes 550 vibration monitors for upcoming projects NEW YORK (December 1, 2022) - Omnidots North America, the reliable regional sales partner of the Omnidots vibra …
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    One Vanderbilt reaches top of crown with spire installation imminent, in Midtown East

    One Vanderbilt reaches top of crown with spire installation imminent, in Midtown East

    17 Sept 2019
    Workers will soon begin assembly of the 100-foot-tall architectural spire, which will bring the project's total height to 1,401 feet. 
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    Oneida County Triangle site prepped for Chobani’s $1.2 billion dairy plant

    Oneida County Triangle site prepped for Chobani’s $1.2 billion dairy plant

    12 Feb 2026
    Site preparation and infrastructure work are underway at Oneida County’s Triangle Site as construction begins on Chobani’s planned $1.2 billion dairy processing facility in Rome. Tree clearing by Chob …
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    Op-ed: It's Time to Execute the Goals Set for Federal Buildings

    Op-ed: It's Time to Execute the Goals Set for Federal Buildings

    20 Apr 2023
    USGBC's federal legislative director shares his thoughts on accelerating the pace of change. Perhaps more than any other U.S. administration, President Joe Biden's has recognized the role that buildin …
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    Our Lives Under Construction

    Our Lives Under Construction

    06 Jan 2020
    Unloved and janky, scaffolding is New York City's other architecture, its Tinker Toy exoskeleton. It has enraged and inspired its residents, while forever altering their behavior — there are those w …
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    Partner Announcement - Digi Group

    Partner Announcement - Digi Group

     
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    Permits Filed For 215 West 42nd Street In Times Square, Manhattan

    Permits Filed For 215 West 42nd Street In Times Square, Manhattan

    06 Feb 2020
    Permits have been filed for a six-story commercial building at 215 West 42nd Street in Times Square.
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    Permits Filed for 77 Mott Street in Chinatown, Manhattan

    Permits Filed for 77 Mott Street in Chinatown, Manhattan

    15 Aug 2023
    Permits have been filed to expand a four-story structure into a 13-story mixed-use building at 77 Mott Street in Chinatown, Manhattan. Located between Canal Street and Bayard Street, the lot is near …
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    Photos Show New Restoration Work at the New York State Pavilion

    Photos Show New Restoration Work at the New York State Pavilion

    21 Feb 2020
    The Paint Project visited the site on February 15, 2019. Construction crews had set up trailers adjacent to the Pavilion.
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    Planned Jersey City Park Expected to Stimulate Development

    Planned Jersey City Park Expected to Stimulate Development

    21 Apr 2023
    Courthouse Park stands to be the centerpiece of city's expanding Journal Square area The approximately $15 million Courthouse Park project in Jersey City, N.J., is expected to be the centerpiece of th …
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    Plans Revealed To Open Floating + Pool At Pier 35 on the Lower East Side of Manhattan

    Plans Revealed To Open Floating + Pool At Pier 35 on the Lower East Side of Manhattan

    14 Aug 2024
    New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced plans to bring a + POOL, a filtered floating pool, to a section of the East River near Manhattan's Lower East Side. …
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    Playful Urban Design Intervention by Lateral Office Takes Over New York City's Garment District

    Playful Urban Design Intervention by Lateral Office Takes Over New York City's Garment District

    23 Jan 2020
    Lateral Office, the Canadian experimental design practice that operates at the intersection of architecture, landscape, and urbanism, installed 12 seesaws in New York City's Garment District.
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    Port Authority approves $55 million to begin planning for new Terminal B at Newark Liberty International Airport

    Port Authority approves $55 million to begin planning for new Terminal B at Newark Liberty International Airport

    11 Nov 2024
    The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners has approved $55 million in funding to begin planning the replacement of Terminal B at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). …
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    Port Authority Bus Terminal Replacement in NYC Gets $1.9B in Federal Funding

    Port Authority Bus Terminal Replacement in NYC Gets $1.9B in Federal Funding

    30 Apr 2026
    The U.S. Dept. of Transportation will support the $10-billion project with a Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loan.
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    Port Authority of New York and New Jersey secures $347 million for zero-emission equipment, infrastructure

    Port Authority of New York and New Jersey secures $347 million for zero-emission equipment, infrastructure

    07 Nov 2024
    The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has been awarded $347 million in federal funding from the Biden-Harris administration to enhance zero-emission equipment and infrastructure while deepenin …
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    Portal North Bridge Project Status Upgrades to Engineering Phase

    Portal North Bridge Project Status Upgrades to Engineering Phase

    14 Feb 2020
    The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) recently announced it has upgraded its rating for the Portal North Bridge replacement project to medium-high.
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    Preparations are underway for the glass recladding of 1100 Avenue of the Americas, a 15-story office building located across from Bryant Parl at the corner of West 42nd and Sixth Avenue

    Preparations are underway for the glass recladding of 1100 Avenue of the Americas, a 15-story office building located across from Bryant Parl at the corner of West 42nd and Sixth Avenue

    28 Oct 2019
    Brookfield Properties is the current developer of the structure, whose renovations include the replacement of its old reflective glass façade
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    PRESS RELEASE - The Largest Construction & Design Show in New York Returns

    PRESS RELEASE - The Largest Construction & Design Show in New York Returns

    13 Feb 2026
    The highly anticipated New York Build 2026, now co-located with installerSHOW, will take place on March 18–19, 2026 at the Javits Convention Center in New York City.
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    PRESS RELEASE: Zurn Elkay Expands Pro Filtration Line ahead of New York Build Expo

    PRESS RELEASE: Zurn Elkay Expands Pro Filtration Line ahead of New York Build Expo

    10 Mar 2026
    Ahead of this year’s New York Build Expo, Zurn Elkay has announced a major expansion of its Pro Filtration line, introducing 16 new products engineered to meet the evolving demands of commercial const …
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    Private Developers To Renovate 1,673 NYCHA Apartments In Brooklyn

    Private Developers To Renovate 1,673 NYCHA Apartments In Brooklyn

    13 Jan 2022
    A joint venture comprised of The Hudson Companies, Boulevard Together, Duvernay + Brooks and Property Resources Corporation has formed Boulevard Together Developer LLC. They recently closed on a $60 …
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    Professional Women In Construction celebrates a successful 2019

    Professional Women In Construction celebrates a successful 2019

    07 Jan 2020
    Professional Women in Construction (PWC) ended the year with its annual holiday party on December 10th at Bryant Park Grill. The event featured “20 women under 40â€' that were honored for their ear …
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    Proposed New Voluntary Development Program Announced For City Skyscrapers

    Proposed New Voluntary Development Program Announced For City Skyscrapers

    01 Nov 2021
    Commissioner Melanie E. La Rocca announced today the proposed creation of the Major Projects Development Program at the Department of Buildings, a new voluntary program for our city's largest building …
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    Proposed project would bring 167 affordable housing units to East New York using modular construction

    Proposed project would bring 167 affordable housing units to East New York using modular construction

    06 Mar 2019
    Hoping to create affordable housing more quickly and at a lower cost, New York City is turning to cutting-edge construction methods. The city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development annou …
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    Queens Public Library breaks ground on $39M Rego Park branch

    Queens Public Library breaks ground on $39M Rego Park branch

    19 Feb 2026
    Queens Public Library (QPL) President and CEO Dennis M. Walcott and New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) Acting Commissioner Eduardo del Valle joined library staff and local offic …
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    Quirky Manhattan Beach Contemporary with Architectural Pedigree Seeks $4.925M

    Quirky Manhattan Beach Contemporary with Architectural Pedigree Seeks $4.925M

    06 Feb 2020
    You don't see homes like this Manhattan Beach contemporary in New York City too often—but when you do find them, it tends to be in the city's outer-boroughs
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    Rafael Vinoly to Transforms the Historic National Academy Building into a New Art Gallery

    Rafael Vinoly to Transforms the Historic National Academy Building into a New Art Gallery

    14 Feb 2020
    The plan to restore a historic Upper East Side townhouse and transform it into a new art gallery was partially approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission Tuesday. 
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    Re-Setting Manhattan's Sustainable Standard

    Re-Setting Manhattan's Sustainable Standard

    02 Aug 2023
    Just as design for 555 Greenwich St. in lower Manhattan was getting underway in April 2019, New York City enacted Local Law 97, an ambitious sustainability regulation for new buildings of more than …
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    Real Estate Technology Has A New Home In New York City

    Real Estate Technology Has A New Home In New York City

    06 Mar 2019
    Real estate technology has seen unprecedented innovation—not to mention investment—over the last few years. And now, thanks to a new facility from venture capital fund MetaProp, the industry stand …
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    REBNY REPORT: Real Estate Industry Generates $31.9 Billion in Taxes, Helping to Fund Necessary City Services

    REBNY REPORT: Real Estate Industry Generates $31.9 Billion in Taxes, Helping to Fund Necessary City Services

    17 Jan 2020
    New York City's real estate industry generated $31.9 billion in taxes over the last fiscal year, representing 53% of the City's tax revenue, according to a REBNY analysis. Highlights of the analysis i …
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    Rendering Reveals Hotel-to-Residential Conversion of 440 West 57th Street in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan

    Rendering Reveals Hotel-to-Residential Conversion of 440 West 57th Street in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan

    20 Jan 2026
    A new rendering has been revealed for the hotel-to-residential conversion of 440 West 57th Street, a two-building complex in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan. Designed by Isaac & Stern Architects and develop …
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    Renderings by SOM revealed for 415 Madison Avenue In Midtown East, Manhattan

    Renderings by SOM revealed for 415 Madison Avenue In Midtown East, Manhattan

    28 Jul 2021
    The 40 story office tower designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill will be based at 415 Madison Avenue in Midtown East, Manhattan. The new proposed commercial development will be approximately 343,100 s …
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    Renderings For Bankside Revealed

    Renderings For Bankside Revealed

    28 Sept 2021
    Brookfield's waterfront tower complex is now under construction. The development will cost nearly $1 billion and will eventually consist of seven towers featuring a combined total of 1,350 apartments …
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    Renderings From INOA Architecture Reveal 500 Kingston Avenue In Brooklyn

    Renderings From INOA Architecture Reveal 500 Kingston Avenue In Brooklyn

    14 Sept 2021
    Renderings from IN-OA Architecture depict a seven-story building with eye-catching cantilevers and setbacks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and glass terraces. The seven-story building will feature two f …
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    Renderings Reveal Mixed-Use Building At 35 Fourth Avenue In Boerum Hill, Brooklyn

    Renderings Reveal Mixed-Use Building At 35 Fourth Avenue In Boerum Hill, Brooklyn

    14 Dec 2021
    New renderings from S. Wieder Architect reveal a 16-story mixed-use building at 35 Fourth Avenue in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Developed by Joel Weiss of 35 Holdings LLC, the structure will yield just ove …
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    Renderings Revealed for Condominium Project at 341 13th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn

    Renderings Revealed for Condominium Project at 341 13th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn

    11 Oct 2023
    Fouerti Realty has revealed new architectural renderings of 341 13th Street, a four-story residential building in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Designed by Zproekt, the 50-foot-tall development will yield fou …
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    Renderings Revealed For Gotham Point

    Renderings Revealed For Gotham Point

    20 Sept 2021
    The project will consist of two towers and featuring a combined total of 1,132 residential units - roughly 75 percent of which will be affordable housing.  Both buildings are now under construction, …
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    Renderings Revealed For La Ostra Mixed-Use Development at 4095 Ninth Avenue In Inwood, Manhattan

    Renderings Revealed For La Ostra Mixed-Use Development at 4095 Ninth Avenue In Inwood, Manhattan

    Renderings have been revealed for La Ostra, a 25-story mixed-use building at 4095 Ninth Avenue in Inwood, Manhattan. Designed by Magnusson Architecture and Planning and developed by Slate Property Gro …
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