Energy and resilience megaprojects starting and planned in New York and New Jersey pose big logistical challenges but will generate major economic and quality of life benefits, said public and private sector industry experts at recent ENR forum in New York City.

Punch-listing and testing acoustics and movable parts at the World Trade Center venue, with three flexible halls that have more than 60 configurations, was like fine-tuning a Swiss watch.

Team demolishes top five floors of One Madison Avenue to transform a Manhattan Art Deco building into a $2.3-billion glass and limestone office tower.

Project team for 555 Greenwich St. reflects on the challenges and opportunities of setting a benchmark for sustainable building.

System in the 1 Java Street mixed-use development in Brooklyn is set to be the largest in the state—and possibly the U.S.—when the Lendlease-built project opens in 2025

The building team for the WTC’s plain petite theater, known as PAC NYC, tackled architectural, structural and logistical challenges to build the 129,000-sq-ft performance venue, with three reconfigurable performance halls and an exotic translucent marble skin.

The project team is seeking contractors for various pieces of the stadium construction.

A former GM plant is being transformed into Ewing Township, N.J.'s town center.   

Three teams, comprising eight firms, were picked by Gateway Commission to submit proposals to serve as project delivery partner for the rail tunnel project between New York and New Jersey.

A clear, retractable roof designed to withstand hurricanes and sea salt will allow a $100-million oceanfront waterpark in Atlantic City, N.J., to provide a year-round entertainment alternative to gambling in the seaside resort.