New York Construction Projects

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The 985,000-sq-ft project to build a new arena within Madison Square Garden's circular shell took three years and a complex array of scheduling, logistics and infrastructure upgrades to complete.

This region of New Jersey is traversed by a number of streams, collectively referred to as West Brook.

The scope of work was large and complex on this dilapidated, landmark building in Times Square, also known as the I. Miller Building.

In the heart of the Times Square Theater District, this 371,000-sq-ft, 70-story tower sits on a 10,000-sq-ft plot of land.

After Superstorm Sandy caused the high-rise hospital to shut down, the general contractor and electrical subcontractor—which had been working on the NYU Energy Building prior to the storm—began a rigorous effort to repower various systems in each building on the campus in less than 45 days.

This $120-million waterfront casino project was revisited and scaled back after the recession stalled the original project and left its partially erected steel frame exposed to the elements for about four years.

The team had to move quickly after Superstorm Sandy submerged the entire MEP infrastructure of this 22-story office tower.

The design-build team renovating this audio equipment company's first North American flagship store set out to build a retail space of the future that allows consumers to do more than just browse and buy.

It took a lot of coordination and communication to work on these two stores, which are located in the main hallway of John F. Kennedy Airport's Terminal 8, Concourse B and at the entrance of the connector leading to Concourse C.

Measuring 110 ft wide, 68 ft deep and 54 ft tall, a new 7,800-sq-ft pavilion serves as the principal entrance and link to public transportation for the 8.2-million-sq-ft mixed-use Brookfield Place.