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Large-Scale Wire-Mesh Sculpture Suspends from the Ceiling of Cathédrale Restaurant in New York City
Dubbed Fillmore, the installation takes inspiration from the historic architecture of the legendary Fillmore East concert hall
Beitel Group And S. Wieder Architect Partner On 100 Lenox Road In Flatbush, Brooklyn
The project team behind a long-delayed eight-story residential building at 100 Lenox Road in Flatbush, Brooklyn has yet again changed. 
HPD Selects Teams to Develop Hurricane-Proof Affordable Homes
The sites were originally occupied by Hurricane Sandy-damaged homes and many were purchased through the Build It Back Acquisition and Buyout Program.
New York Announces $341m Funding to Rebuild Transmission Lines
The Government of New York has announced a funding of $341m to rebuild an 86-mile stretch of ageing Moses-Adirondack transmission lines.
Virgin Hotel's Glass Curtain Wall Reaches Final Floors At 1225 Broadway In NoMad
Designed by VOA Associates and developed by Lam Group, the 476-foot-tall tower will yield 460 hotel rooms and 90,000 square feet of retail within the podium.
Tishman Speyer Signs 620,000 s/f Lease a New Brooklyn Tower
The Whittle School will lease all 620,000 square feet of The Wheeler, Tishman Speyer's newly completed 10-story tower situated atop Macy's renovated Downtown Brooklyn department store.
Massive East New York ‘Urban Village' is Moving Forward
The development, which surrounds a neighborhood megachurch, is expected to create 2,100 apartments
Shipping Containers Turned into Vacation Home for Family of Five
MB Architecture was commissioned to design a vacation home for a family of five on a limited budget. 
Celebrate Black History Month by Getting to Know These Chicago Landmarks
Johnson Publishing Company Building: This 11-story South Loop building is the former home of Johnson Publishing and Jet and Ebony magazines, which were amongst the most important and influential Black …
De Blasio's Tiny Houses Plan for Apartments in Basements, Garages and Backyards
The de Blasio administration wants to make it easier for homeowners to legally add apartments in basements, atop garages — and even in backyard tiny houses.
Upper West Side Tower is a Big Draw for Local Buyers
The 52-story skyscraper, which topped out in August and is expected to be completed this year, was fiercely opposed by advocacy groups and local officials
Quirky Manhattan Beach Contemporary with Architectural Pedigree Seeks $4.925M
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
Heart Squared Installation, Designed by MODU and Eric Forman, Opens in Times Square
In its 12th edition, the Times Square Valentine Heart Design Competition curated by Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum had selected the winning proposal of MODU
Permits Filed For 215 West 42nd Street In Times Square, Manhattan
Permits have been filed for a six-story commercial building at 215 West 42nd Street in Times Square.
No More Broker's Fees for NYC Renters: Here's What that Means
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
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€'
New York firm O'Neill McVoy Architects Creates Black Double Square Studio
Penn, whose work mainly focuses on sculpture and installation, commissioned O'Neill McVoy Architects for an addition to her home in Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Hotel Indigo Tops Out At 120 Water Street In The Financial District
Construction has topped out on 120 Water Street, a 28-story Hotel Indigo in the Financial District.
New York Botanical Garden Plans Bronx Affordable Housing Project
The New York Botanical Gardens is partnering with a developer to bring hundreds of affordable apartments for seniors to the Bedford Park section of the Bronx.
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