Articles Tagged with ''Bronx''

Elevated section of the Cross Bronx Expressway has deteriorating bridges, but community members were not happy with repair options the state DOT offered.

When the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School opens the doors in the Bronx this summer, there will be little doubt what the star of the building is.<

This 1930 cover image depicts a group of four barge-mounted derricks using 100-ft-long booms to carefully place an assembly of pipes in a trench at the bottom of the Harlem River, which separates the northern tip of Manhattan Island in New York City from Bronx County.

A 99-year-old manufacturing building has been reimagined as a vibrant mixed-use development with a new home for LaGree Baptist Church.

Fire Dept. officials told reporters that it is unclear what caused the partial collapse of the seven-story building.

This 10,000-sq-ft facility with advanced university and corporate-level research labs does not compare with any other high school in New York.

A new interchange and four new bridges serve the more than 78,000 daily vehicles that access area industrial and commercial properties, including the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center, and remove thousands of trucks from local streets.

Three contractors have been indicted in a 2019 collapse at a Bronx, N.Y., construction site, where a worker was crushed to death.

Bronx Logistics Center will be 585,000-sq-ft on two-levels on a 14.2-acre site that offers flexibility, cutting-edge design and fast access to Manhattan.

A $349M public-private investment in Bronx, N.Y. set to house the Universal Hip Hop Museum in the borough where the music genre started, also adds 3 acres of public esplanade and park space sorely needed in the community.