Construction & Design

The number of construction workers killed on the job in 2017 hit nine this week, after a worker died at a job site in Chelsea on Monday.

Rudin Development co-chairmen Bill Rudin and Eric Rudin, along with Boston Properties executive vice president-New York Region John F. Powers, were joined

It started with what seemed to be an earnest plea. A man stood up and halted a panel discussion between five of New York City’s preeminent developers

Thousands of construction workers, public officials, immigrant advocates, and clergy and community members joined together for a memorial mass at St.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) just launched Permit Application Finder, a new interactive web map that will for the first time

New York State Senate Temporary President and Majority Leader John J. Flanagan offered a wide-ranging update on the recently-concluded legislative session

A pilot project to give private companies a hand in putting right the city’s crumbling housing stock has been hailed as an overwhelming success.

A $7.2 million renovation of the Borough of Manhattan Community College’s (BMCC’s) aquatics center has been completed. The Dormitory Authority of the State

The value of New York City construction starts skyrocketed in 2015, fueled by a continued wave of major residential development projects and the start

The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has extended the deadline by which many of the city’s construction workers will need to have at least 30

Dresdner Robin announced the completion of its engineering and general design work on a $25 million, 110,000 s/f expansion of the Baldor Specialty Foods

New York Building Congress, NYBC, says New York’s affordable housing is keeping pace with city-designated benchmarks, adding almost 35,000 new units since 2014.