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The 135,000-sq-ft Bowers College of Computing and Information Science building at Cornell University brought together its computer science, information science and statistics and data science programs in a four-story facility at the southern gateway of the...
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The five-building, 130,000-sq-ft project supports Bard College’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2035 through highly efficient building systems
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The Van Wyck Expressway contract No. 2 unfolded inside one of New York City’s tightly constrained transportation corridors
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Entities: Infrastructure
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The rehabilitation and modernization of one of the nation’s most important and recognized transportation assets, the Brooklyn Bridge.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
Engineering News-Record
Delivering the 28-floor, 1.3-million-sq-ft interior build-out required the project team to execute at the scale of a major vertical campus while maintaining the precision of a luxury hospitality and corporate interiors project, the team says.
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The 118,000-sq-ft facility consolidates critical biotechnology manufacturing operations into a single site
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To support the owner’s efforts to increase production capacity, enhance operating efficiency and position the facility for long-term growth, the $22-million project added a two-story, 70,000-sq-ft addition with a full build-out of a highly automated...
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At 125 West 57th St. in Manhattan, a 26-story mixed-use tower that rises 440 ft, pairs offices overlooking Central Park with a reimagined home for a congregation that has occupied the site since 1884.
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Transforming the lower floors of two occupied Manhattan high-rise buildings into a unified Dior flagship retail environment proved far more complex than a traditional renovation.
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Constructing a 76-story, mixed-use supertall tower on a quarter-acre lot at one of Manhattan’s busiest intersections presented logistical challenges
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One Times Square has long been defined by what the public sees: the New Year’s Eve ball drop.
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Vacant for more than 15 years, the six-story building has been transformed into a residence hall for nearly 160 students and features amenities that foster wellness and community.