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Gilbane tops out training facility for New York Mets
The new Florida complex is on track to open in time for Major League Baseball’s 2027 spring training period.
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New York contractors decry state’s data center moratorium, the nation’s first
An executive order from Gov. Kathy Hochul halts new permits until the state establishes formalized rules for hyperscale builds.
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Micron pours first concrete at $100B New York chip fab
The chipmaker announced the milestone more than one quarter ahead of the original schedule on the megaproject that includes Gilbane, Bechtel and Jacobs.
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Turner turns dirt on final World Trade Center office tower
The New York City-based contractor expects to complete the new, 2 million-square-foot headquarters for American Express in 2031, according to a release.
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NY skyscraper ‘stabilised’ after columns buckle during conversion to flats
The Architects’ Journal NY skyscraper ‘stabilised’ after columns buckle during conversion to flats A 1960s skyscraper in New York City has been stabilised after supporting columns buckled during work on a Gensler-designed office-to-residential conversion The post NY skyscraper ‘stabilised’ after columns buckle during conversion to flats appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia
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Architectural Digest - Hidden Details of The Plaza Hotel, From Lobby to Penthouse, 30102018
Take a tour of New York City's most famous and luxurious hotel The Plaza led by architectural historian and author Francis Morrone and journalist and author Julie Satow. The Plaza has almost become synonymous with New York City, made famous by beloved children's book character Eloise, famous weddings like Donald Trump's and Macaulay Culkin in 'Home Alone 2.' Learn the secrets behind its grandeur, from its ornate lobbies and ballrooms to its lavish penthouse hotel rooms
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Architectural Digest - Walking Tour - Rockefeller Center Explored & Explained, 22122022
Architect Adam Rolston takes us on an insightful walking tour of Rockefeller Center, exploring the history and details of New York City's most famous holiday season destination. From the history behind the towering art deco 30 Rockefeller Plaza to the iconic ice skating rink and smaller details you may not be aware of
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CBS - Inside NYC's ornate new Penn Station train hall, 02012021
New York City's Penn Station has been around for more than 100 years. The trains at Penn have never stopped running, but what’s above them has been built, destroyed, neglected and now born again. As of January 2021, the stunning new part of midtown Manhattan’s historic transit hub is open, carrying with it many of the longtime hopes, dreams and struggles that have defined a city as well as a nation. Jeff Glor had a look
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CBS Mornings - An exclusive look at the world's tallest residential building, 17122022
At 1,550 feet, the Central Park Tower is the tallest residential building in the world—with some of its 179 apartments reaching more than a quarter-mile into the sky. Brook Silva-Braga got an exclusive first look at what's at the top. He also highlights issues such as creaking, vibrational energy from trash chutes, shadow creep in Central Park, and affordable housing Whilst interviewing Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, a brief review of the Kingdom Tower planned in Jeddah is provided
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Cheddar - How The Flawed Fire Escape Took Over New York 11032021
You can’t separate classic New York City architecture from the fire escape. They’re all over. You’ve also seen them in classic movies like West Side Story. And if you live in an apartment with one, you essentially have 6 square feet of free balcony. But this iconic aspect of the New York aesthetic has a dark side.
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