Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

NYC’s $700M subway flood plan depends on a $30 billion sewer overhaul.

Constraints forced project builders to position the jobsite crane close to the building and secure it through temporary openings in the facade.

A former jail on a South Bronx barge is slated to be dismantled to make way for the planned Hunts Point Marine Terminal.

The $440-million Linden Renewable Natural Gas project will divert food, scraps, oils and grease from landfills and capture methane inside large anaerobic digesters to create 3,783 million BTUs per day of pipeline-quality renewable natural gas.

Former US Navy Seabee officer who led city-based marine and sewer contractor Spearin, Preston & Burrows and key local projects, died April 5, said a family obituary. 

A major overhaul and expansion of Arthur Ashe Stadium and the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center will be completed in time for the 2027 U.S. Open in Queens, New York.

A lower Manhattan resilience project—an integrated coastal initiative—is set to protect the city from coastal storms and sea level rise.

The project aims to make the final connection of a new bypass tunnel under the Hudson River.

New York City’s Woolworth Building, at 792 ft, was the world’s tallest tower in 1929, but two skyscrapers under construction across town were in a dead heat to take the crown.

Judge rejects lawsuit by NYC plumbers' union, contractor groups against Local Law 154, ruling ordinance is not an outright ban of natural gas.