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Constructed in 1952 and 1973, the existing Bay Bridge structures will be demolished once the new crossing is complete.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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According to BLS, building contractors added 2,900 positions, heavy/civil engineering companies hired 2,500 additional workers and nonresidential specialty trade contractors added 7,900 workers.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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MTA’s first public-private partnership brought the open-cut station into ADA compliance and added a new midblock entrance that leads passengers into a steel-framed, 3,000-sq-ft station house bridging the Manhattan- and Brooklyn-bound platforms.
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Constructed on a fast-track 18-month schedule, the project team created a more functional and welcoming space for visitors, pilots and the community.
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The Maplewood Memorial Public Library project transformed an outdated, flood-damaged building into a civic destination—creating more than 32,000 sq ft of renewed public space.
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Rather than applying a uniform strategy to replace the historic late-19th-century church’s deteriorated plaster assemblies, the team evaluated each surface condition individually and selected the least-invasive repair method appropriate to that area.
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The 50,000-sq-ft, four-story facility includes an advanced 750-seat theater with front- and back-of-house areas, full costume and scene shops and other amenities.
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The project advanced the 978,277-sq-ft, 17-story office building’s transition to electric-powered heating and cooling through water-source heat pumps and an ambient loop.
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The 266,000-sq-ft, eight-story building consolidates previously dispersed family and children’s courts, probation services and domestic violence units into a central urban location.
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A long underused portion of the Nostrand Playground in Brooklyn has been transformed into a vibrant 75,000-sq-ft civic destination for recreation, wellness, education and community engagement.
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To prepare for the hospital’s first major expansion in more than 30 years, the project team created mock-ups of various spaces that were evaluated by physicians and nurses.
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The 137,000-sq-ft outpatient facility brings together advanced treatment technologies, comprehensive support services and thoughtfully designed clinical environments under one roof.