Eva Fedderly

Eva Fedderly covers architecture, design, and social justice for ENR and Architectural Digest. Fedderly is currently writing about a book about New York City’s landmark decision to close Rikers Island. She is a graduate of Cal Berkeley and Harvard University. Follow her on Twitter @EvaFedderly.

Clean Energy

Renewable Projects Continue to Gain Foothold in Louisiana

Eva Fedderly

July 5, 2022

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Projects from Origin, Grön Fuels and Louisiana Green Fuels are on the horizon in Louisiana.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Laura, the remains of a house are shown with the roof missing and pieces of the structure, from doors to walls to furniture, piled on the ground in front of the walls that remain standing

Storm Recovery

Louisiana’s Storm Recovery Work Continues as Hurricane Season Starts

Eva Fedderly

June 13, 2022

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As the 2022 hurricane season begins, cities such as Lake Charles, La., are still recovering from and repairing major damage caused by unprecedented back-to-back storms in 2020 and 2021.

Digging Deeper | Flood Control

Golf Course Turned Into Storm Retention System Saves Homes

Storm retention and green space project is on time and within budget despite pandemic and community-related challenges

Eva Fedderly

July 27, 2021

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Storm retention and green space project in Houston is on time and within budget despite pandemic and community-related challenges.

New Sentence for Ex-Bloomberg Building Exec in NYC Bribery Scheme

Eva Fedderly

January 21, 2021

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Anthony Guzzone gets 38-month jail term for U.S. tax evasion; two former Turner execs will be sentenced in February and March.

State DOT Leaders Discuss Future of Transportation

Eva Fedderly

November 23, 2020

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Arkansas, Mississippi directors see operations returning to normal and election funding boosts but emphasize need to recruit new talent.

NY Estimating Consultant Settles $3.1M Government Project Fraud Case

Eva Fedderly

November 3, 2020

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Vijay Associates, a federal and state subcontractor, padded hours on New York and Massachusetts transit and other projects, says U.S. Attorney in Boston.

New York City Shortlists Design-Build Firms for New Manhattan Jail

The approach is a departure for the city

Eva Fedderly

October 26, 2020

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The agency also announced Oct. 21 details of its new design-build program, a departure from the traditional low-bid contracting method it was required to use historically

Former Turner, Bloomberg Managers Plead Guilty in $15M Bribery Scheme

Eva Fedderly

October 7, 2020

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The pleas, announced by Manhattan DA’s office Oct. 6, are the latest outcome of a larger kickback scheme probe in interiors construction

Puerto Rico Electric Grid Rebuilding Pushes Forward

Eva Fedderly

September 4, 2020

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New Integrated Resource Plan Puerto Rico lands after three years of anticipation, devastating hurricanes and shaky power

How GIS Amplifies the Value of your BIM

Through discussion with AEC leaders who have successfully combined GIS and BIM together, this webinar will provide insights and examples of how AEC project delivery is greatly improved by applying a geographic approach. Explore why you should bring GIS into your AEC workflows, and how your team and client engagements can be improved.

Eva Fedderly

ARTICLES

Renewable Projects Continue to Gain Foothold in Louisiana

Louisiana’s Storm Recovery Work Continues as Hurricane Season Starts

Golf Course Turned Into Storm Retention System Saves Homes

New Sentence for Ex-Bloomberg Building Exec in NYC Bribery Scheme

State DOT Leaders Discuss Future of Transportation

NY Estimating Consultant Settles $3.1M Government Project Fraud Case

New York City Shortlists Design-Build Firms for New Manhattan Jail

Former Turner, Bloomberg Managers Plead Guilty in $15M Bribery Scheme

Puerto Rico Electric Grid Rebuilding Pushes Forward

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