Construction & Design

BY SARAH TREFETHEN Cornell hopes to deliver four new campus buildings by 2017,if funding and costs work out as hoped. When the Bloomberg administration

Delancey Street Associates (DSA) today formally opened Essex Crossing, one of the largest urban renewal projects in the city’s history, with a ribbon-cutting

Although there is still a significant amount of uncertainty surrounding the country’s economic recovery, industry executives are optimistic about 2013.

The Durst Organization last week topped out Building One at Halletts Point in Astoria, Queens. The event honors and thanks the workers, construction and

Crystal Window & Door Systems is playing a role in New York City’s efforts to solve its affordable housing crisis. One of the newest buildings in the

Alma Realty will $10 million towards the cost of building St. Michael’s Home, an 11-acre independent, assisted living and nursing care complex.

By Sabina Mollot The developer of a planned residential building at the site of the old Peter Stuyvesant Post Office on 14th Street is still hoping to

The Department of Buildings has suspended the Special Rigger Licenses of two individuals whose alleged negligence led to a construction fatality on June

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced he will advance legislation to make the “New York Buy American” Act permanent. The “Buy American” law requires all structural

Hunter Roberts Construction Group announced that all employees on active job sites have completed the certifications required by Local Law 196 well in

A $17 million renovation project has been completed in the Soundview neighborhood of the Bronx. The 972-unit Lafayette Boynton complex has been given the

The partnership of Bridge Development Partners and DH Property Holdings, along with equity partner Banner Oak Capital Partners, announced that it has acquired