NYC earmarks $4B for ‘deteriorating’ highway

Construction, to start in 2030 and last 10 years, will repair aging concrete and the triple-cantilever section on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.

‘Impossible’ to find building in NYC without a violation: Engineer

Three office-to-residential conversions have had work halted. Rigorous response to safety concerns and extensive code compliance issues make that predictable albeit unique.

Punch List: Sundt delivers $34M dam, NYC library reno breaks ground

Plus, Granite opens a new aggregate yard and Amtrak awards contracts on a New Jersey bridge job.

NYC Halts Second Office-to-Residential Conversion as Scrutiny Widens

New DOB records reveal inspectors escalated enforcement at Manhattan's 222 Broadway after earlier stop-work actions and alleged reporting failures involving repaired concrete beams under review.

NYC DDC commissioner talks alternative delivery, compressed timelines

Paul Ochoa, the commissioner for the city’s primary capital construction project manager, discusses project delivery and priorities for public jobs.

Would you live in a converted office building in NYC?

Why BIM Modeling Is Essential for Modern Commercial Construction in New York?

Should I get an Energy Retrofit Scan for any aging NYC Building?

How do you ensure accurate as-built records for historic NYC transportation facilities before renovation?

How Clash Detection Improves Retail Renovation Efficiency in NYC Projects?