Construction & Design

By David V. Griffin Since founding his eponymous firm in 1978, award-winning architect Howard L. Zimmerman has worked on the interior and exterior restoration

The NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Design Trust for Public Space last week unveiled The Boogie Down Booth, the second prototype for the Under

Morris Adjmi Architects (MA), a leading New York City-based architectural firm, has signed a new 11-year lease at 60 Broad Street comprising the entire

CNY Construction announced that the firm was selected to serve as construction manager for the new mixed-use retail and office building at 860 Washington Street.

Forest City Ratner’s groundbreaking modular tower has earned a Breakthrough Award from Popular Mechanic. Roger Krulak, senior vice president of Modular

New York City’s public and private institutions initiated $643 million in construction projects during the first five months of 2014, up from $581 million

Even at the outset, Level Hotel was designed to be more than just a hospitality property and more than just a rectangular tower rising above a cement edifice

The third in a series of Sandy-related workshops recently brought together more than 100 participants to listen to speakers from both the public and private

By Steven Spinola Next month, the state will enact some important changes to the approved methods of testing for vermiculite which will continue to protect

Mayor Bill de Blasio last week announced a package of investments in Downtown Brooklyn aimed at bolstering the district as an economic, cultural and education hub.

By Holly Dutton The Durst Organization announced yesterday (Tuesday) that it is investing $1.5 billion in a massive housing development in Queens called

The Lightstone Group announced the winners of its “Space Forward: Ideas Competition.” Designed in conjunction with its branding partner CO OP, the competition