Skanska, Traylor Bros. and Walsh Construction will build the future 106th Street station shell under the third of four major contracts advancing the East Harlem extension
Skanska, Traylor Bros. and Walsh Construction win MTA contract for the Second Avenue Subway's 106th Street station package, advancing the East Harlem extension.
After months of delays, Amtrak and US DOT names joint venture as master developer to inherit active-rail construction, single-level concourse conversion and complex staging beneath Madison Square Garden in Manhattan.
Howard A. Hanson Dam Upgrade Award; AGC Calif. Optimism Survey; Seattle's Crosslake Connection Debuts; Cormorant Energy Storage Project Starts; Highway 101 Carpinteria-to-Santa Barbara Final Segment Awarded
The new Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women is designed as a “more humane” replacement to an embattled facility closing after 112 years in operation.
On the project to partially reconstruct the Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore for railroad company CSX Corp., Skanska Project Manager Michael Goetz found the way forward to deliver the project safely while cutting two years off the original timeline
Skanska and FlatironDragados are advancing a $445M roadway package at LAX, reconfiguring access and bridges while coordinating construction amid multiple overlapping airport megaprojects.
To create a warm, welcoming environment for 150 students who are deaf or hard of hearing, this $53-million LEED Gold mass timber structure delivers a non-institutional aesthetic while serving as a critical element supporting deaf users’ interaction with the physical environment.
This 11-story, 334,000-sq-ft Class A office building is North America’s first SmartScore-certified building, setting a new benchmark for tech-forward office space.
The $237-million staging complex will serve as an import, storage, pre-assembly and loadout facility for wind turbine generator components to support offshore renewable energy projects.
On Demand Your VDC team invests weeks in coordination: modeling, resolving clashes, aligning MEP, structural, and specialty systems down to the inch. But when it's time to build, not nearly enough of that work actually reaches the field. We'll walk through how Skanska made it work, the key decisions, and the hard lessons.