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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.
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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.
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Plan are hoping to be underway with significant construction on multiple projects next year, a senior official with one of the companies said Monday.
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INC Architecture & Design has paired up with ASH NYC to complete a new model condominium at Parlour in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Delta Air Lines has unveiled a new 105,000ft2 concourse at LaGuardia Airport.
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The Billionaires’ Row supertall condo market is a crowded space, and JDS Development Group chief Michael Stern knows that.
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Local studio Tina Rich Design transformed a 2,500-square-feet (232-square-metre) space into the office and showroom for online brand Alala.
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Positioned between 6th and 7th Avenues, ‘111 West 57th Street’ is expressive of its historic, metropolitan context.
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When the first segment of Manhattan’s High Line was completed, it marked a major moment in the revitalization of Tenth Avenue.
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Brookfield Properties is the current developer of the structure, whose renovations include the replacement of its old reflective glass façade
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Sidewalk sheds and scaffolding are so common. Both have almost become a part of the city’s landscape.
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The skyscraper, once owned by the Kushner family, will be transformed by 2023
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JEMB hosted an honorary ribbon cutting ceremony attended by some of the project’s collaborators.
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“We’re proud to bring this new facility to the P.S. 2 community where our youngest students will now have the appropriate space and environment to learn and grow,” said SCA’s president, Lorraine Grill ...
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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.
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David Chipperfield designs Rolex USA headquarters in New York
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Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld has been biding his time to make his New York debut.
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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.
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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.
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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.