Articles Tagged with ''renovation/restoration''

Crews are razing the White House East Wing for a privately funded ballroom project that’s reshaping costs, oversight and preservation norms.

Crews are remaking the East Wing for a $200-million ballroom, a Trump administration-directed project, as questions rise over design review and oversight 

As the only private university in the Southeast Conference, Vanderbilt faced significant pressure to elevate its athletic facilities to stay competitive in the recruiting landscape.

Since its decommissioning in 1996, this site has evolved to accommodate a variety of businesses while preserving the spirit of its naval heritage.

First built in 1908, Mood-Bridwell Hall is the second-oldest building at Southwestern University. The hall underwent a series of transformations over the course of its lifetime, but its last major renovation took place in 1978, shortly after the building was inducted into the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

A space where Cavender Cadillac cars were once prepped for showroom delivery now hums with the sounds and smells of seven food vendors.

Internal partial collapse of six-story office building in Madrid undergoing renovations resulted in the death of four workers and injured three, according to local authorities.

Completed in 1929 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 31-story tower is known for its green tile roof and ornamental gargoyles. 

The earliest White Stadium could be ready would be the middle of next summer.

A judge says the stadium parcel is not dependent on a state law regarding parkland protection.