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8 Carlisle Street Tops Out at 789 Feet in Manhattan's Financial District
Construction has reached a major milestone at 8 Carlisle Street, with the 789-foot residential tower topping out in Manhattan's Financial District.
Major Delaware Memorial Bridge preservation works get under way
Crews are beginning an extensive joint replacement programme on the New Jersey-bound span, using Ultra High-Performance Concrete while keeping the major regional crossing operational.
New York City advances $4 billion rehabilitation of BQE Central
NYC DOT is preparing a decade-long overhaul of the ageing Brooklyn-Queens Expressway section between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street, using temporary bypass structures to keep one of the city’s key f …
Amtrak begins major construction on $1bn-plus Sunnyside Yard rail upgrade in Queens
Major construction has started on a new Amtrak maintenance complex at Sunnyside Yard in Long Island City, with new inspection facilities, service tracks, upgraded platforms and rail infrastructure due …
Construction officially underway at 2 World Trade Center
Construction has resumed on 2 World Trade Center, with the 55-storey American Express headquarters set to create thousands of jobs and complete the World Trade Center campus by 2031.
NY, NJ and Conn. Affordable Housing Leaders Tout Buildouts and Renovations
A recent Regional Plan Association webinar focused on best practices for improving affordable housing in the tristate area
Construction’s labor market stayed stagnant in March
The industry has seen both the number of layoffs remain steady as hiring slows, indicating contractors are in a holding pattern due to soft demand.
Construction underway for affordable housing at 570 Eldert Lane in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn
Thorobird Companies and Slate Property Group have started work on a new affordable housing complex nest to the Grant Avenue A Train stop in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn. 
Port Authority Bus Terminal Replacement in NYC Gets $1.9B in Federal Funding
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation will support the $10-billion project with a Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loan.
Construction goes vertical for 70 Hudson Yards
Deloitte will anchor the 47-story tower
Behind the booth: VERSAI
Delivering successful building projects today often requires more than a single discipline. VERSAI brings together architecture, engineering, project management, and real estate expertise under one ro …
Natural Wireless to Showcase APEX Building-Wide Wi-Fi at New York Build – Booth #377
Natural Wireless, a leading provider of managed Internet connectivity solutions for multifamily and commercial properties, has announced it will exhibit at Booth #377 during New York Build, March 18–1 …
Behind the booth: Sugatsune
Sugatsune America designs precision hardware that controls motion – how doors open, close, and move through space. 
Behind the booth: Slipnot
SLIPNOT engineers permanent anti-slip solutions for metal walking surfaces used across construction, infrastructure, and commercial buildings. Ahead of New York Build, we spoke with Eileen Gregory, Bu …
Behind the booth: QEA Tech
Building exterior inspections are entering a new technological era. Advances in drones, thermal imaging, and artificial intelligence are making it possible to analyze building performance faster and m …
Behind the booth: Anderson Kill
Construction projects rarely follow a perfectly straight path. Contracts, payment disputes, insurance issues, and post-construction claims can all arise along the way, creating challenges for owners, …
Behind the booth: NY Building Systems Consultant Inc.
NY Building Systems Consultant Inc. provides engineering and sustainability consulting across HVAC and MEP/FP systems, helping property owners and project teams navigate design, compliance, and long-t …
Behind the Booth: Inter-Co Division 10
We are a specialty construction distribution company focused entirely on Division 10 products. 
PRESS RELEASE: Zurn Elkay Expands Pro Filtration Line ahead of New York Build Expo
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 …
Houzz Pro Highlights a Year of AI-Powered Workflows Ahead of NY Build 2026
AI-powered tools help builders cut hours of admin work, generate insights, speed approvals and keep projects moving 
Behind the booth: Houzz
Running a successful design or construction business today requires more than great craftsmanship; it demands strong communication, clear project management, and the ability to keep clients informed a …
Behind the booth: Simpro
Trade businesses keep the world running – but many are still operating with disconnected systems, thin margins, and limited visibility into performance. Simpro is built to change that. Ahead of New Yo …
Timbale Terrace Breaks Ground at 101 East 118th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan
Mayor Zohran Mamdani took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for Timbale Terrace, a 20-story all-affordable housing development at 101 East 118th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan. Designed by Urban A …
2 World Trade Center to Resume Construction in Financial District, Manhattan
Construction will soon restart on 2 World Trade Center following a commitment by American Express to serve as the anchor tenant for the 1,226-foot Financial District supertall. Designed by Norman Fost …
Trade businesses keep the world running – but many are still operating with disconnected systems, thin margins, and limited visibility into performance. Simpro is built to change that. Ahead of New Yo …
Behind the booth: Maxell
Air and water leakage at pipe penetrations is a small detail that can create big problems. Maxell’s M.A.P. System is designed to deliver a consistent, airtight and waterproof seal wherever pipes or wi …
Behind the booth: Cathedral Stone Products
Cathedral Stone Products began not as a manufacturer, but as a mason’s pursuit of doing restoration the right way. Today, the company is known for its Jahn Mortars and a full range of masonry repair a …
Behind the Booth: Moasure
Accurate measurement sits at the foundation of every construction and property project, yet the tools used to capture that data haven’t changed much in decades. Moasure is aiming to change that. Ahead …
Behind the booth: InSoFast
High-performance buildings rely on systems that are easier to install, more forgiving on site, and built to last. InSoFast has spent years rethinking how insulation, framing, and moisture management c …
Behind the booth: GKD-USA
Behind the booth: GKD-USA  Woven metal may not be the first material that comes to mind in building design, but its role is expanding fast. GKD-USA engineers high-performance stainless-steel mesh used …
Behind the booth: Orcutt Windows & Doors
Orcutt Windows & Doors manufactures European-style tilt and turn windows in New York for high-performance residential and commercial projects. Ahead of New York Build, we spoke with President & CEO La …
Behind the booth: Key Systems, Inc.
From correctional facilities and hospitals to construction sites and campuses, controlling access to keys and critical assets is no small task. Key Systems, Inc. (KSI) designs and manufactures electro …
Behind the booth: BuildDirect
Sourcing materials shouldn’t be the most unpredictable part of a project, yet for many builders, it still is. BuildDirect is a North American building materials platform designed to simplify procureme …
Behind the booth: Tri-State Commercial Roofing
Tri-State Commercial Roofing has built its reputation through consistent delivery, hands-on leadership, and word-of-mouth trust. Serving New York, New Jersey, and parts of Connecticut and Pennsylvania …
Behind the booth: MeltPlan
Construction has no shortage of software. What it lacks, however, is a true ‘planning engine’ – a way to test changes, answer questions, and resolve complexity before projects hit the site. MeltPlan w …
ACL has announced that it will exhibit Slimcrete Wall, a flexible concrete wall covering that the company says ‘redefines how concrete is used in architecture, interior design, and construction’ at Ne …
70 Hudson Yards Prepares for Vertical Construction in Hudson Yards, Manhattan
Construction is preparing to go vertical at 70 Hudson Yards, a 52-story commercial skyscraper in Hudson Yards, Manhattan. Designed by Roger Ferris + Partners and Gensler and developed by Related Compa …
Queens Public Library breaks ground on $39M Rego Park branch
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 …
PRESS RELEASE - The Largest Construction & Design Show in New York Returns
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.
Oneida County Triangle site prepped for Chobani’s $1.2 billion dairy plant
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 …
Behind the booth: Tri-State Commercial Roofing
Behind the booth: Tri-State Commercial Roofing  Tri-State Commercial Roofing has built its reputation through consistent delivery, hands-on leadership, and word-of-mouth trust. Serving New York, New J …
Behind the booth: The BIM Engineers
BIM has moved well beyond the theory stage. On today’s projects, it’s increasingly being used as a day-to-day tool that helps teams coordinate earlier, reduce risk, and build with more confidence. Ahe …
Behind the booth: Tower Optical
Behind the booth: Tower Optical  From the Empire State Building to Niagara Falls, Tower Optical’s binocular viewers have been part of the American skyline for generations. Now, under new ownership, th …
Behind the booth: Core Solutions Group  Core Solutions Group delivers integrated electrical and technology systems for complex commercial projects. Led by President and CEO Ray Hanratty, the company b …
InstallerSHOW NYC exhibitor Q&A: Pipex
Spokesperson: Jaume Brossa, Sales Manager & Co-founder  For US readers new to Pipex, tell us about the company’s background  Pipex began with PEXa pipe production 25 years ago and has become one of Eu …
Behind the booth: Smart Films International 
Behind the booth: Smart Films International  Privacy on demand used to mean blinds, curtains, and compromise. Smart Films International has spent more than 25 years proving there’s a better way. Ahead …
Simpson Strong-Tie spotlights framing, anchoring and reinforcement at New York Build Expo
Simpson Strong-Tie spotlights framing, anchoring and reinforcement at New York Build Expo  Simpson Strong-Tie will put speed, accuracy and build quality in the spotlight when it exhibits at New York B …
Exclusive: Q&A With Dr Susan Zhang, Chief Executive Officer, at AI Global Enterprise.
Exhibitor Q&A: AI-MIDEA Take a read of our Q&A with Dr Susan Zhang, Chief Executive Officer, at AI Global Enterprise who explores the state of the industry and Midea's plans for the future. Q: For rea …
New Renderings Reveal RAMSA’s 200 West 88th Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side
New renderings have been revealed for 200 West 88th Street, an 18-story residential tower currently under construction on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Designed by Robert A. M. Stern Architects and dev …
Hochul announces construction underway on $1.7B Wadsworth Center public health lab
Construction is underway on a new $1.7 billion public health laboratory that New York officials say will significantly strengthen the state’s ability to detect and respond to future public health thre …
Iconic green buildings: Olympic House
What makes a green building "iconic"? Is it arresting design that also raises the bar with energy efficiency? Is it the "firsts," the superlatives, the leaders in a given market? The instantly recogni …
GDSNY Reveals New Lobby Design at One Saint Mark’s Place in Manhattan’s East Village
Renderings have been revealed for the GDSNY-designed lobby at One St Marks, a nine-story office building originally designed by Morris Adjmi Architects at 1 St. Marks Place in Manhattan’s East Village …
Developers Secure $224.3 Million in Bridge Financing for The Italic at 26-32 Jackson Avenue In Long Island City, Queens
Developer American Lions has secured $224.3 million in bridge financing for The Italic, a recently completed residential skyscraper at 26-32 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, Queens. Designed by SLC …
New York awards $101M for freight rail and port upgrades across 25 projects
$101 million in state funding has been awarded to support 25 projects across New York that will modernize key freight lines and port facilities under the state’s Passenger and Freight Rail Assistance …
51 Astor Place Receives $62 Million Investment In East Village, Manhattan
JLL Capital Markets has arranged a $62 million preferred equity investment for 51 Astor Place, a 12-story office building in East Village, Manhattan. Designed by Fumihiko Maki, the structure spans app …
Housing Lottery Launches for 584 Gates Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 584 Gates Avenue, a six-story residential building in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Designed by Gino Longo and developed by Joel Schwartz through 582 Ga …
Five Mid-Rise Residential Buildings Complete Construction In Astoria, Queens
YIMBY recently visited five mid-rise residential buildings that have recently completed construction in Astoria, Queens. The projects are all located near 31st Avenue and its elevated subway stations …
Rendering Reveals Hotel-to-Residential Conversion of 440 West 57th Street in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
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 …
La Central’s Two-Building, 420-Unit Second Phase Takes Shape in Melrose, The Bronx
Construction is progressing on 625 and 671 Brook Avenue, the final two residential buildings in the La Central complex in Melrose, The Bronx. Designed by MHG Architects and FXCollaborative, the 13- an …
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 …
80 Clarkson’s Limestone Façade Continues to Progress in Manhattan’s West Village
At number 29 on our annual year-end countdown of the tallest projects under construction in New York is 80 Clarkson, a two-tower residential complex along the Hudson River waterfront in Manhattan’s We …
JPMorgan Holds Ribbon Cutting for Supertall Headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Midtown East, Manhattan
JPMorgan Chase officials on Tuesday held a ribbon cutting to mark the official completion of the company’s 1,389-foot supertall headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Midtown East. Designed by Lord Norman …
Turner Construction marked a major milestone in the renovation of historic Michie Stadium at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, with topping out of the new east stands. The to …
$164-million revitalization project to transform West Village’s Clarkson Street corridor
A $164-million investment is set to reshape the Clarkson Street corridor in Manhattan’s West Village, bringing expanded recreational facilities, new public space, and the preservation of a landmark mu …
Pier Renovation Includes Plans to Protect Pier from Further Waterfront Breakdown, Incorporate Public Green Spaces, Celebrate Industrial History, and Improve Waterfront Access Inaugural Sunset Park Dis …
New York City's New Construction Safety Requirements are Delayed
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 …
Renderings Revealed For The New Condo Tower Designed By RAMSA
The new 25-story condo designed by RAMSA is scheduled to launch later this year. Situated in across the street from Hudson River Park in Chelsea, the high rise structure features 144 residential units …
Amazon's HQ2 Decision Will Set Off Race For Talent In New York City, Northern Virginia
It looks like Christmas is coming a month early for economic development officials in Northern Virginia and New York City. Many residents and local tech companies may not feel the same way. Amazon has …
New Construction Permits Filed For 1998 Webster Avenue In The West Bronx
New permits have been filed for a four-story hotel at 1998 Webster Avenue, in The West Bronx. Located on the corner of main thoroughfare Webster Avenue and Alden Place, this site is close to Richman E …
Construction on New York City's Statue of Liberty Museum is Underway
Construction of New York City's ‘statue of liberty museum' is underway on liberty island. while the ‘statue of liberty-ellis island foundation' (SOLEIF) has been responsible for a number of his …
Massive Residential Project Near Coney Island's MCU Park Breaks Ground
The first phase of development will see construction on 446 fully-affordable homes   Work is now underway on the massive residential development that will rise across from MCU Park, in Coney Island …
Amazon Plans Average Wage Of $150,000, New Virginia Tech Campus And More For Crystal City Expansion
Now that Amazon has announced they are definitely coming to Crystal City, Va (and Long Island City, NY) it's time to look at exactly how they are going to fit the estimated 25,000 employees in each …
Construction Robots Will Change The Industry
This report presents the worldwide Construction Robots market size (value, production and consumption), splits the breakdown (data status 2013-2018 and forecast to 2025), by manufacturers, region, typ …
The Ultimate Symbol Of The Future Is Finally Coming True
The flying car — the stuff of sci-fi dreams for decades — could become a reality next year and spark the biggest disruption to urban life since the postwar baby boom and interstate highway syste …
In New Jersey, A University to Make Your Construction Dreams a Reality
The world is experiencing unprecedented transformation. From the developing world to the most advanced economies, the massive shift to urban life is bringing extraordinary demands and opportunities to …
CityViews: Smaller Construction Firms Also Impact Safety, Work Conditions
At a time when the construction industry has become more competitive than ever amid an ongoing building boom, it is crucial to ensure that companies are not cutting corners or shaving down costs at th …
Construction on $1 Billion Hudson River Tunnel Project is Halfway Done: DEP
Six hundred feet under the Hudson Valley, New York City Department of Environmental Protection workers will soon reach the river. The department is in the midst of creating the Delaware Aqueduct Bypas …
The Carlton Group Secures $47.5 Million In Construction Financing For Sea Breeze Tower In Coney Island
In an announcement from The Carlton Group, Managing Director Ruth Barone has successfully coordinated private financing of Seabreeze Tower in Coney Island. The $47.5 million financing package will fac …
New York City Construction, in a Snapshot
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 …
Seven Impressive Homes Built with Recycled Materials
More than a buzzword, “greenâ€' is a lifestyle. It's the conscious decision to reject convention and adopt an eco-friendly attitude. For some, this attitude reflects in the infrastructure of their h …
Learn About the 18 Tenant Protection Bills Now Before the City Council
Intro 0030-2018: Landlords Fund Temporary Housing This bill would require a property owner to deposit money in an escrow account (with the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HP …
Snøhetta Unveils New, ‘Preservation-First' Design for 550 Madison Revamp
When Snøhetta and the Olayan Group announced last fall that they would revamp the Philip Johnson-described skyscraper at 550 Madison Avenue, the reaction from architecture buffs and preservation-mind …
Amazon Is an Infrastructure Company. The HQ2 Bids Were Reconnaissance
In the course of deciding where to put its new headquarters, Amazon learned that Las Vegas has 2,185 students in computer-science programs, that Albany has an exceptionally low uninsured rate, and tha …
Three Female Architects Changing New York City
Architecture has long been a male-dominated field. According to the Los Angeles Times, nearly half of architecture school graduates in the United States are women, but only 18 percent of licensed prac …
East New York Parking Lot Poised to Sprout 2,100 Affordable Apartments, ‘Urban Village'
A 10-acre parking lot in East New York is poised to be transformed into a mixed-use “urban villageâ€' with 2,100 permanently affordable apartments, a performing arts center, and other community-mind …
Construction of Major Electricity Line from Quebec to New York City to Start in 2020
The developers of a long-delayed project to deliver hydroelectric power from Quebec to New York City say that construction will start in 2020. First unveiled in 2008, the Champlain Hudson Power Expres …
Where Are All the Female Architects?
To get a sense of the state of opportunity for women in architecture, consider that the firm getting the most high-profile architectural commissions in the world right now has just one female principa …
Hyperloop Promises Ultrafast Transportation. But What Does it Mean for the Environment?
Deep in the heart of steel country on a balmy September morning, Cleveland City Council members, professors and non-profit leaders hopped out of their cars and Ubers and filed into a conference hall t …
Google Plans Major $1B Expansion at St. John's Terminal
It's barely been a month since Amazon announced it would bring part of its second North American headquarters to New York City, and now, another tech giant is making big expansion plans in Manhattan. …
NYC's Best New Architecture of 2018: Ford Foundation, Waterfront Parks...
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 …
CNY Wins $88 Million in State REDC Competition, The Most of Any Region
New York State has awarded more than $88 million to 91 projects in Central New York as the part of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's 2018 Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) competition. That's the highest …
The 10 Biggest NYC Investment Sales of 2018
Chelsea had a pretty big year. The Manhattan neighborhood was home to New York City's top two building sales of 2018 thanks to Google's whopping buy of Chelsea Market and L&L Holding Company and Norma …
UAE firm to sell famous Chrysler skyscraper in New York
Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala is reportedly reviewing plans to offload the art deco Chrysler Building in New York. Investment house Mubadala and New York developer Tishman Speyer, joint owners of the build …
Crown Installation Progresses for 3 Sutton Place
3 Sutton Place is an 847-foot-tall residential skyscraper located in Midtown East. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen and developed by Gamma Real Estate, the 62-story tower will yield 121 residential uni …
The 14 Most Anticipated Buildings of 2019
As 2018 nears an end and one year folds into the next, we at Architectural Digest are looking ahead to highlight those buildings we're most excited about for 2019. Spanning cities from Taipei to Miami …
6 crucial ways New York City's landscape will change in 2019
What to expect from New York's transit, parks, megaprojects and more in the coming year
Tariffs are driving city construction costs even higher
It has been four months since the introduction of President Donald Trump's tariffs and the start of a trade war with China.  While the president agreed at the G20 Summit to halt new trade tariffs for …
New $60M contract will bring delayed East Side Access closer to completion
It's been a while since we've had any updates on the MTA's ambitious East Side Access project, a plan that seeks to connect Long Island Railroad (LIRR) trains with Grand Central Terminal. In 2014, i …
Construction Is Still NYC's Most Fatal Industry
Twenty construction workers died on the job in 2017, according to the BLS, a slight decrease from 2016's total of 21 construction deaths. Overall, 87 people died at work in New York City in 2017, up 5 …
Camber Property Group Closes On $65 Million In Construction Financing For 100% Affordable Housing Project In Harlem
The development team behind Victory Plaza, a new 100% affordable senior housing project, has successfully closed on $65 million in construction financing to facilitate completion of the project. Locat …
Amazon is nearing a retail lease at the Chrysler Building
Amazon could be a new tenant in the Chrysler Building, already increasing its upcoming presence in New York. The tech giant, which is bringing half of its second headquarters to Long Island City, i …
New Renderings Revealed For Renovation And Expansion Of Historic 186 Remsen Street, In Downtown Brooklyn
Up Ventures LLC has revealed new renderings in updated proposals to fully renovate and expand Remsen Manor, in Downtown Brooklyn. Located at 186 Remsen Street, the existing structure is one of the ol …
Job prospects are soaring in New York City, thanks to Amazon HQ2 and Google's expansion plans
The battle for talent is raging on as tech giants, including Amazon and Google, lay plans to open new or expanded operations in Manhattan and Long Island City. In November, Amazon announced it is buil …
19 Amazing Vintage Photos That Show How People Worked Before AutoCAD
We here at Bored Panda, really love finding some interesting facts from our past, preferably together with some vintage photos to illustrate it. This time we'd like to share with you how an essential …
New York's Cuomo proposes $150B, 5-year infrastructure plan
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 …
The #10YearChallenge: 5 NYC Neighborhoods That Have Transformed In The Last Decade
This year kicked off with the viral #10YearChallenge on social media, which offered everyone a chance to show just how much they have — or haven't — changed in the last decade. Bisnow took New …
Gensler's New York tower set to be second tallest in city
A 474m-tall building designed by US architect Gensler and developer Harry Macklowe will become the second tallest in New York – and the Western Hemisphere. “Tower Fifthâ€' will be located between …
Engineers Plan NYC L Train ‘Smart' Tunnel to Avert Dreaded Shutdown
While speaking at an event in early December, Lance Collins, the Joseph Silbert Dean of Engineering, noticed his phone receiving an unusual number of messages. He continued his speech, not knowing unt …
New York City condo sold for U.S. record $238 million
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 …
Billionaire sets US record by purchasing $238 million home in New York
A hedge fund billionaire has just set a record for spending the highest amount ever on a home in the United States — and it's an apartment. The apartment in Central Park went for $238 million, which …
South Shore tops city in number of new building permits
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Citywide, there were more new building permits issued in Staten Island's Community Board 3 -- 576 total -- than any other district, according to a new report. And while construc …
The Latest Supertall Pitched For Manhattan Is 1,551 Feet Tall And Will Have A See-Through Slide
The developer who built the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere (for now) has submitted plans for a massive office tower across from St. Patrick's Cathedral, which he hopes will re …
Construction fatalities up in New York state, down in NYC
Dive Brief: In its most recent analysis of construction deaths in New York, the New York Committee for Occupational Safety & Health found that jobsite fatalities increased statewide in 2017, but, fo …
Construction Wraps Up At 606 Broadway In SoHo
606 Broadway, on the corner of Houston Street, is nearly complete. The narrow, triangular-shaped building is composed of a steel structure rising six stories above SoHo. It is being designed by S9 Arc …
Designer Harry Allen revives his upstate New York cottage with subtle modernist makeover
When diehard modernists dream about country life, they tend to conjure images of Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House outside Chicago and Philip Johnson's iconic house of glass in Connecticut. Harry A …
New York City Regional Center Announces The Repayment Of $224 Million In Capital To EB-5 Investors
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 …
‘Deadly Skyline': Construction deaths keep climbing in New York state, but fall in New York City
New York — Construction worker fatalities remain on the rise in New York state while continuing to decline in New York City, according to an annual report released by the advocacy group New York Com …
Crown Heights megaproject could bring 800 affordable apartments to Brooklyn
The project at 960 Franklin Avenue would be divided evenly between market-rate and affordable apartments
It Started With a Jolt: How New York Became a Tech Town
Euan Robertson started his job with New York City's economic development team at an ominous moment. It was Monday, Sept. 15, 2008, the day Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and ignited the financia …
Beijing Ranks Right Behind New York City As Next Silicon Valley
Nearly two-thirds in a recent survey of technology leaders globally believe the innovation center of the world will move from Silicon Valley within the next four years. This shouldn't be too surprisin …
Citizen Scientists Train Artificial Intelligence to Help Mitigate Noise Pollution in NYC
The Sounds of New York City (SONYC) project launches its first citizen science initiative to help NYU researchers train machine listening models
Competition: Big Ideas for Small Lots, New York City
The two-stage competition – supported by the American Institute of Architects New York – invites architect-led teams to draw up a conceptual solution which could be used to deliver affordable home …
5 Luxury Real Estate Brokers Who Are Killing It On Instagram
Shelter journalist-turned-broker Robert Khederian curates an Instagram feed of classic architectural style. Michael Weinstein @notenoughangers IG PHILOSOPHY Khederian, a shelter writer-turned-agent an …
New York Remains a Thriving Tech Hub
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 …
‘Times Are Changing:' More Women Breaking Into Construction Industry
NEW YORK – More and more women are shattering the glass ceiling and making their mark in the male dominated construction industry. “Times are changing. It's not just a man's world anymore,â€' Tana …
Better, cheaper, smarter: Nature as an infrastructure solution
Natural disasters loomed large again in 2018, causing hundreds of deaths and billions in property damage. Since 1980, the United States has experienced 241 weather and climate-related disasters where …
The Boss? You're Looking at Her: 7 Women in the Building Business
In the male-dominated real estate universe, the hard hat can be a hard hat to wear.  
Manhattan's New Luxury Skyscrapers Continue to Fill Up
Sky-high closings continued in February at 220 Central Park South, 520 Park Avenue and 70 Vestry Street, the limestone high-rises designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects that are among Manhattan's mo …
New York MTA to Be Streamlined Under Reorganization Plan
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 …
The Accomplishments of Civil Engineer: Elsie Eaves
In celebration of Women's History Month, we're taking a look back on the accomplishments of civil engineer, Elsie Eaves. When Elsie Eaves was elected a SWE Fellow in 1980, it was said that she “alwa …
Five U.S Monuments that were Never Built
The United States is abundant with monuments dedicated to historical figures, events, and philosophies. From Mount Rushmore to the Statue of Liberty, the symbolism behind such monuments often outweigh …
To Drive Innovation, Cities Need to Look to Ecosystems Rather Than Incentives
When Amazon announced it would pull out of its HQ2 project in Long Island City due to local opposition, many were shocked. How could local residents oppose a deal that would generate 25,000 jobs and $ …
Chief clubhouse for female executives opens in Manhattan
"Stereotypically male design accents" have been reinterpreted inside this homey, private club for women in senior positions, which has opened in New York City's TriBeCa neighbourhood.The Lower Manhatt …
Hudson Yards, Related Cos.' bold, decadelong gamble, is poised to pay off
The first time Jay Cross visited the West Side rail yard was in the spring of 2000, when he flew up from Miami to meet Woody Johnson and complete the deal to become president of the New York Jets. He …
New York City Regional Center Announces Completed Construction In 18 Of Its EB-5 Offerings To Date
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 …
Building up N.J.: Infrastructure firm AECOM making push in Garden State, bolstered by native Vierheilig
Kim Vierheilig has been at AECOM for less than a year, but she's already familiar with the look. It's the expression potential clients have when she tells them where she works. “It's very strange, b …
Sustainable Mass Transit
Mass Transit, the public train and bus transportation in the U.S has set a great example in how to include sustainability elements within an entire industry. Mass transit is one of the best solutions …
Proposed project would bring 167 affordable housing units to East New York using modular construction
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 …
Real Estate Technology Has A New Home In New York City
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 …
Tribeca is now one of the richest neighborhoods in the U.S.
It's no secret that New York City is the residence of choice for plenty of millionaires (and even billionaires), and the high-priced properties that they call home. But where, exactly, is the highest …
City Announces Plans To Build Over 160 Units of Modular Houses in East New York
NEW YORK, NY – The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) announced today plans to develop 167 units of affordable housing on City-owned land in the East New York sec …
The New York Times's glowing tribute to Kevin Roche, Irish starchitect
Kevin Roche, the Dublin-born architect who died on Friday, at the age of 96, was a designer of modernist buildings, at once bold and refined, that gave striking new identities to corporations, museums …
Manhattan's newly opened Hudson Yards is all shine and no substance, and New York City deserves better says Alan G Brake in this Opinion column.
New York City's Evolving Skyline
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 …
New York MTA calls for 10% design, engineering fee reduction
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 …
5 Places to Spot the Coolest Architecture in NYC, According to a Local Expert
When Andrew Bowen, the director of staging at ASH NYC, describes the city that gave this Brooklyn firm its name, he uses a familiar lyricism to get his affection across. “I love the relentless energ …
LGBTQ Community: 7 Architects who raise the pride and design flag high
In the spirit of the Pride Month, we decided to take a look at individuals from the field who are forwarding the cause of design and their community
$500M Legoland New York construction shut down due to violations
A building inspector in the Town of Goshen, New York, has shut down the Legoland New York construction site until the owner and contractors can figure out a permanent solution to the site's drainage i …
New York revenue for top builders keeps growing
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 …
Number of NY architects is up, but firms still need more
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 …
Central Park's iconic Belvedere Castle is restored to its original splendor
In many ways, the story of the Belvedere is the story of Central Park itself. Included in legendary landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux's original 1858 vision for the park, i …
The Dime's glass installation nears completion, at 209 Havemeyer Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Fogarty Finger Architecture is in charge of designing the new building, which rises behind the 111-year-old, landmarked Dime Savings Bank.
Stunning images of the New York City skyline every year on 9/11
September 11, 2019 is the 18th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center. The destruction of the Twin Towers left a glaring hole in the New York City skyline.
In New York, you'll now get there faster on a bike than in a cab
A new report from the New York government makes it clear: For trips in Manhattan, you'll save time and money on a bike.
Restoration of Philip Johnson's 1964 New York State Pavilion will begin this month
The project has acquired just over $24 million in funding from the Mayor's office, Queens Borough President Melinda Katz, City Council, and a FEMA grant for Hurricane Sandy repairs.
Lendlease Chicago chief heads to New York
Ted Weldon is taking over as head of Lendlease's Chicago development business from Thomas Weeks, who is leaving to take a job with New York developer Rockefeller Group.
'It's A Conservation Crisis': City Council Holds Hearing On Proposed Bill To Make Buildings More Bird-Friendly
New York City is a major "flyway" for migrating birds, with millions of them passing through during the fall and spring.
DonJon Wins $43.4 Million Newark Bay Dredging Job
DonJon Marine Co. Inc., from Hillside, New Jersey, has signed a $43.4 million contract for the Newark Bay Maintenance Dredging Program.
Affordable Passive House Community Breaks Ground in NYC
The 152-unit building in the South Bronx is reserved for formerly homeless and low-income seniors.
New renderings revealed for residential building at 648 Midwood Street in Wingate, Brooklyn
Following approvals from New York City's Department of Buildings, Yedid Builders is expected to begin construction soon on a new five-story residential property in Wingate, Brooklyn. 
A $15 Million Performing Arts Center Dedicated to Immigrants Is Coming to New York City
The city is looking for a non-profit organization to oversee the project, slated to open in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan.
New York City Council Selects World Leading Engineering Firm To Advise On BQE Reconstruction
The New York City Council has selected Arup, the globally respected engineering & design firm, to provide independent, outside expertise...
One Vanderbilt reaches top of crown with spire installation imminent, in Midtown East
Workers will soon begin assembly of the 100-foot-tall architectural spire, which will bring the project's total height to 1,401 feet. 
New approach suggests path to emissions-free cement
MIT researchers find a way to eliminate carbon emissions from cement production — a major global source of greenhouse gases.
Breaking Ground begins $100 million Passive House project; Betances Residence designed by COOKFOX Architects
Breaking Ground's new building will bring 152 units of affordable and supportive housing to the Mott Haven neighborhood.
Construction underway on first Amazon distribution center in Upstate New York
Construction of Amazon's first distribution center in Upstate New York is literally plowing ahead despite a legal challenge from homeowners opposed to the 1-million-square-foot facility.
New tower becomes tallest building in Queens, slated to steal outer-borough title from Brooklyn
Skyline Tower, a 67-story new development in Long Island City became the tallest building in its borough last week, surpassing the Citigroup Building, which stands at 673 feet.
SUNY New Paltz Completes $13.5 Million Engineering Innovation Hub In Hudson Valley, New York
The State University of New York at New Paltz this week celebrated the completion of a $13.5 million Engineering Innovation Hub located on the institution's Hudson Valley campus. 
Chelsea Park's $1.5 Million In Upgrades Now Complete
CHELSEA, NY — Construction work at a Chelsea park is officially completed, local leaders announced this week.
Sarah Lawrence College opened the newly completed Barbara Walters Campus Center just in time for the class of 2023 to begin first-year coursework
Earlier this month, Sarah Lawrence College opened the newly completed Barbara Walters Campus Center just in time for the class of 2023 to begin first-year coursework.
L train slowdown will end 3 months ahead of schedule
Work on the Hurricane Sandy-damaged Canarsie Tunnel is going so well that the MTA plans to wrap up its rehab work by April 2020, some three months ahead of schedule
Steven Holl Architects' library and park to bridge the generation gap in New York City
A 3,000 sq m library and public park designed by New York firm Steven Holl Architects (SHA) has opened in Queens.
Innovative architect Sou Fujimoto designs cut-away building to replace Slave Theater in Bed Stuy
The designer is known for unusual forms that play with privacy and openness, including a bushy apartment tower that seems to defy its materials.
This New York apartment is the tallest residential tower in the western hemisphere
There's nothing like a modern home interior that boasts clean lines, expansive windows, an undeniable sleekness and views that could make you go weak in the knees. Take a look!
City board to spend $300m on Syracuse school renovations
Several schools in the Syracuse City School District have been renovated as part of a state- funded project managed by the city.
Innovative engineering building wrapped at SUNY New Paltz
NEW PALTZ, N.Y.—The new Engineering Innovation Hub (EIH) building at the State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz has been completed.
Construction on Brooklyn's Pacific Park project moves full steam ahead
Brooklyn's Pacific Park is moving forward quickly. Begun nearly 15 years ago under the name Atlantic Yards, construction is now set to begin in months
Community solar power project in Potsdam nearing start of construction
A proposed large solar power project that could be generating enough electricity to power 1,000 homes next year is on track for development on land along Lawrence Avenue.
The highest-priced residential real estate deal in the history of uptown closed last week
A condo in The Trust building, where Michael Jordan and Cam Newton also own property, just sold for $3.9 million.
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.
First Look at City Plan for Goethals Bridge bicycle and pedestrian path between Staten Island and Elizabeth, N.J.
The city finally has a plan to get bicyclists on the new — yet still closed— Goethals Bridge bicycle and pedestrian path, but it's going to take some extra pedaling.
New Tech Helps MTA Replace An Entire Bridge In One Weekend
The MTA calls the Long Island Railroad expansion a model project. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock went to Garden City for a closer look at how a railroad bridge got replaced in just one weekend.
JEMB Realty Corporation has topped out 1 Willoughby Square, the class - A office development rising in Downtown Brooklyn.
JEMB hosted an honorary ribbon cutting ceremony attended by some of the project's collaborators.
The skyscraper, once owned by the Kushner family, will be transformed by 2023
Brooklyn Construction Project Turns Their Dreary Scaffolding Into A Colorful Garden In The Sky
Sidewalk sheds and scaffolding are so common. Both have almost become a part of the city's landscape.
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
Brookfield Properties is the current developer of the structure, whose renovations include the replacement of its old reflective glass façade
Manhattan-based architecture firm announced its plans to
When the first segment of Manhattan's High Line was completed, it marked a major moment in the revitalization of Tenth Avenue.
SHoP architects-designs skyscraper centred at the foot of New York's Central Park South has at last topped out at its full height of 1,428 feet
Positioned between 6th and 7th Avenues, ‘111 West 57th Street' is expressive of its historic, metropolitan context.
Inside 111 West 57th Street, billionaire housing with 'a point of view'
The Billionaires' Row supertall condo market is a crowded space, and JDS Development Group chief Michael Stern knows that.
Interior designer Tina Rich has turned a
Local studio Tina Rich Design transformed a 2,500-square-feet (232-square-metre) space into the office and showroom for online brand Alala.
Delta Air Lines has unveiled $8bn transformation at LaGuardia Airport
Delta Air Lines has unveiled a new 105,000ft2 concourse at LaGuardia Airport. 
INC Architecture & Design Reveal Model Residence At Parlour In Park Slope, Brooklyn
INC Architecture & Design has paired up with ASH NYC to complete a new model condominium at Parlour in Park Slope, Brooklyn. 
Sinatra & Company Real Estate and Ellicott Development Co. plan $120m Elmwood Crossing conversion
Plan are hoping to be underway with significant construction on multiple projects next year, a senior official with one of the companies said Monday.
Bronx jail site's transformation into affordable housing breaks ground
After four years of planning, a project to transform a once notorious juvenile detention center in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx is underway.
Inside the $21m penthouse atop one of New York's landmark concert halls
111 West 57th Street—an address best known for its slender, needle-like façade—has just unveiled a $21 million penthouse at its adjoining property: Steinway Hall.
Construction on cashless toll system for NYS Thruway has started
The NYS Thruway Authority is installing gantries like this one at spots along the highway and at some entrance and exit points. 
New Affordable Housing Breaks Ground At 405 Dumont Avenue In Brownsville, Brooklyn
Developers and city officials recently gathered at 405 Dumont Avenue to celebrate the commencement of construction on a new 100-percent affordable housing project.
WXY replaces juvenile detention center in The Bronx with affordable housing
WXY architecture + urban design, Body Lawson Associates, and the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) have broken ground on a $300 million redevelopment plan.
SOM to create Disney headquarters in New York City covered in green tiles
Skidmore Owings & Merrill has revealed plans to build a glass-and-ceramic office building for Disney's New York operations, called 4 Hudson Square.
NY state is providing $15m for the construction of a new storage dome and silo to boost agricultural exports
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.
First Renderings Revealed For CetraRuddy's 200 East 34th Street In Kips Bay
YIMBY has the first look at new renderings for a 31-story mixed-use building at 200 East 34th Street, aka 501 Third Avenue, in Kips Bay. 
NYC to Require ‘Bird-Friendly' Glass and Other Materials for New Construction
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 …
NYC Real Estate, Architecture and Transit Experts Reflect on 2019's Biggest Moments
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 …
7 Unfinished NYC Infrastructure Projects Poised to Change the City in 2020
New York City is no stranger to colossal infrastructure and development projects that often come with harrowing delays. The past decade was no exception, with a handful of major projects that have be …
A Deep Dive Into the Salaries of NYC Architects
Defining what constitutes fair compensation represents perhaps one of the most contentious and divisive workplace issues roiling the architectural profession in the contemporary era. Whether it's the …
New York & Chicago Among the World's 2019 'Construction Mega Cities'
Dive Brief: The U.S. metros of New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, San Francisco and Boston, according to Information intelligence firm GlobalDa …
Focus on Workforce: Industry Firms Boost Outreach to LGBTQ Workers
For years, construction workers have faced the risk of being ostracized, bullied or fired over their sexual orientation or gender identity. After a lengthy job search in 2008, Jackie Richter, who was …
How VR is Augmenting Realty
In the span of 30 years, virtual reality has transformed from a science-fiction curio to a growing asset for the real estate industry. And some of the biggest changes in the field are now becoming com …
Why does scaffolding cover some NYC buildings for more than a decade?
New Yorkers are used to seeing construction scaffolding all over the city, but what happens when a building has it up for more than just a couple of months? City records analyzed by the New York Post …
‘She Build': Creating an All-Women Real Estate Development Team
As a highly successful woman in New York's male-dominated development arena, MaryAnne Gilmartin has a “mini-obsessionâ€': She wants to oversee a commercial real estate project in which every part …
New York City's Decade of Skyrocketing Rents
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. …
New York City's Most Beautiful Homes of 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 …
Which Infrastructure Upgrades will get a Green Light in 2020?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo likes to think of himself as a master builder, and he has plenty of examples to tout – from new bridges to renovated airports. While he typically likes to think big, some are pushi …
6 NYC Neighborhoods Poised for Major Change in 2020
The one constant in New York City is change, and there's plenty of that on the horizon in 2020. A handful of neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs are poised to undergo major changes in the comi …
Construction starts on $30 million renovation project at SUNY Cortland
Construction crews are beginning a $30 million renovation project at the Smith and Casey Tower complex at SUNY Cortland.
New York City Votes to Require Bird-Friendly Construction
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 …
Our Lives Under Construction
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 …
Construction Firms Sue Landlord Group for $11 Million
A West Side property owned by a collection of A-list names—including hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, NBA superstar LeBron James and Arnold Schwarzenegger—is carrying $11 million in liens filed …
Professional Women In Construction celebrates a successful 2019
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 …
New York officials propose using drones to inspect buildings
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 …
The Coolest Architecture on Earth Is in Antarctica
Representatives from Brazil's scientific community and government will head to Antarctica this month to inaugurate its new Comandante Ferraz Research Station, which replaces a facility lost to fire in …
How Architecture Responded to Climate Change in 2019
Throughout the last 12 months, the architectural community has responded in various ways to the Climate Emergency. From innovative proposals that tackle the sustainable design of healthy cities, to  …
New York YIMBY's 2020 Construction Report Shows 36,467 New Residential Unit Filings, A 7.1% Jump
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 …
Best Practices: Using Tech To Win The War Against Construction Costs
Throughout 2019 and into the new year, the challenge of keeping construction costs contained has remained front and center for developers and general contractors. According to Deloitte's 2020 Constr …
Sustainable Architecture: 8 Best Green Building Designs
Back in 1987, the UN-commissioned The Brundtland Report 'Our Common Future' described sustainable development as 'development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of fu …
New York wins Wallpaper Design Award 2020 for Best City
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 …
The innovative design of one of the world's largest net-zero buildings
It is hard to build a net-zero building — one that produces more energy than it consumes — in the middle of a city. For one thing...
LIC Lab Venture secures $156M construction loan
45-18 Court Square currently comprises a 161,000 s/f, six-story office building with freight elevator configuration, a basement for equipment/storage and additional as-of right development...
New York plans “historicâ€' $5.2 billion spend to make stations accessible
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...
City Officials Approve $2.5 Billion Waterfront Development In Sayreville, New Jersey
The full scope of the development includes 1.5 million square feet of retail, nearly 2 million square feet of office space, an 800,000-square-foot hotel and conference center...
New York City's highly anticipated lantern house debuts interior renderings ahead of sales launch
Being built by Related Companies, Lantern House, named for its uniquely-shaped bay windows that resemble the antique-style lighting fixture...
De Blasio's Glass Skyscraper Ban: What Alternative Materials Could Take its Place?
The announcement came on the heels of the city council passing the Climate Mobilization Act, a sweeping response to the Paris Climate Agreement that included...
Newmark brokers $21M Queens warehouse sale
24 Woodward Avenue is a two-story, 110,000 square foot industrial warehouse and distribution facility with access to both LaGuardia and...
See the Proposed Revamp for Rockefeller Center
Tishman Speyer proposed a plan to revamp certain aspects of Rockefeller Center during a hearing at the Landmark Preservation Commission on Tuesday, as CityRealty reported. With Gabellini Sheppard …
New York Governor Cuomo Unveils Revitalisation Plan for Erie Canal
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 …
Three Teams Modernize Three US Subways with Minimal Disruption
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the Design-Build team of Urbahn Architects, Citnalta-Forte, and HAKS (now Atane Consulting) have completed renovations to three subway stations, one …
Renovated Office Towers are About to Transform Third Avenue
Third Avenue should win an award for the most office building makeovers. Hospitality-minded owners are planning major revamps for several towers between East 42nd and 57th streets, with A-plus ameniti …
Look Inside 3 Hudson Boulevard, Hudson Yards' Next Office Tower
A brand-new design has been revealed for 3 Hudson Boulevard, a long-planned tower with 1.85 million square feet of office space. Just shy of 1,000 feet tall, 3 Hudson Boulevard will top out at 56 stor …
2 World Trade Center getting revamped Norman Foster design
For Two World Trade Center (second from left), Bjarke Ingels' architecture firm BIG proposed a stack of stepped boxes in 2015. Get ready for Two World Trade Center, Version 3.0. Larry Silverstein and …
Bushwick Rezoning Impasse Puts De Blasio's Housing Plan at Risk
A fight over the future of Bushwick could put Mayor Bill de Blasio's entire housing policy at risk, as opposition to its basic premise — mixed-income housing — seems to be gaining momentum. The Bu …
NYC Lab Calls on Startups to Help Reach Sustainability Goals
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 …
ENR New York's 2020 Top Young Professionals
They're the ultimate team players, whether employed in New York and New Jersey or in the construction industry beyond. The 20 selected as ENR New York's 2020 Top Young Professionals give back to their …
Manhattan Office Market Headed For Further Growth, CBRE Says
With the latest office markets reports showing that low unemployment and relentless growth in the TAMI sector have led to the high leasing volume in Manhattan since 2001, experts from CBRE are predict …
NYPA Installs More Than 2,400 LED Streetlights Throughout New York City
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 …
REBNY REPORT: Real Estate Industry Generates $31.9 Billion in Taxes, Helping to Fund Necessary City Services
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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