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Why One Architecture Firm is Looking at Planes to Construct Buildings of the Future
Newly launched Assembly will decentralize building manufacturing, making it easier and faster to build high-rise apartments.
Wheelchair-friendly Playground of Dreams
A new playground in Toms River will be one-of-a-kind for wheelchair-users and children with mobility impairments can play alongside their friends. The playground is fully accessible with wheelchair-fr …
Water Street Improvement Project Will Bring New Pedestrian Plazas
The goal for the new Water Street corridor Streetscape Improvement Project is to create visually appealing public spaces. The City Council hopes the upgrades will encourage more investments in the are …
White House Supports Commercial-to-Residential Conversions
The Biden-Harris administration has announced new actions to spur commercial-to-residential conversions across the country and increase the supply of affordable, zero-emissions housing. Conversion pro …
Work nears completion on One Wall Street
The largest office-to-residential conversion in New York City's history is being developed by Macklow Properties and is estimated to cost approximately $1.5 billion! The 564 foot tall Art Deco skyscra …
Westchester IDA Grants Incentives Approval for Senior Housing Project at 136-140 Croton Avenue in Ossining
The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency has given its final approval for financial incentives to support the construction of a $44.5 million affordable housing project designed exclusivel …
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 …
Work Nears Street Level For 68-Story Skyscraper At 100 West 37th Street In Midtown, Manhattan
Foundation work is almost finished at 100 West 37th Street, the site of a 68-story mixed-use skyscraper in the Garment District of Midtown, Manhattan. Designed by C3D Architecture and developed …
With federal infrastructure go-ahead, $11.6 billion Gateway Tunnel construction could start in 2023
Federal financing to build the $11.6 billion Gateway rail tunnel under the Hudson River could be in place by the end of 2022, with construction possibly starting 2023, said officials of the bistate …
World's Largest Affordable Passive House Project Takes Shape in East Harlem
Two and a half years since digging began, the first phase of the ambitious Sendero Verde plan is nearing completion and its signature 34-story tower to rise on Madison Avenue has foundation work curre …
Why not a dome? Buffalo's blizzardlike branding plays a role in Bills stadium plans
“You're soft,â€' Allen said to Smith. “You got used to that dome.â€' “Damn right,â€' Smith said, referring to the retractable roof on Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium. “Don't act like you don't …
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.
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 …
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 …
Women in Construction Ambassadors Called to Unite for a Game-Changing New York Build Expo 2020
Now in its fifth year, the annual Women in Construction Networking Event is designed to connect and inspire a traditionally under-represented demographic in the built environment industry
Work Begins on Ramp to Improve Access from New York Bridge
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has announced the start of work on a new ramp to reduce travel times for drivers leaving the 83-year-old RFK Bridge.
Why New Brownfield Designation is Good News for Brooklyn Industry
The state's BOA designation tracks the recommendations for the area's transformation outlined in the publicly available “Step 2 Nomination Reportâ€'
White Terracotta Facade Nearly Complete For The Dime In Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Photos from the elevated Marcy Avenue subway station and from street level show the white terracotta façade nearly complete, with work mostly concentrated on the western elevation.
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