New Rochelle, NY The city selected FXCollaborative to transform the train station and transit center. The busiest stop on the Metro-North New Haven line, New Rochelle’s historic train station has been an anchor
Rochester, NY SWBR has promoted Marlee Beers, RLA and Shirah Kasongo Cahill, RLA, to landscape architecture managers. As co-leaders of the landscape architecture department, Beers and Kasongo Cahill will be responsible for strategic
Staten Island, NY Plaza Construction, in partnership with Central Consulting & Contracting, Inc., is nearing completion of the Comprehensive Cancer Center’s North Campus at Staten Island University Hospital, a 38,755 s/f center.
Mount Pleasant, NY Toll Brothers will age restrict 162 proposed townhomes in response to feedback from the town board, a decision that will allow the project between Columbus Ave. and West Lake Dr. to move to the Zoning Board for review of a needed
Manhattan, NY The Georgetown Company, a developer and owner of commercial, retail and mixed-use properties nationwide, said that architect T.J. Gottesdiener has joined the company as a senior advisor for the company’s portfolio of real
Manhattan, NY Broad Street Development LLC (BSD) launched a new consulting arm to their company, Paradigm Advisory Group, founded by BSD principals Raymond Chalme and Daniel Blanco. Paradigm protects and enhances the value
Mount Kisco, NY AirPuriX air purifiers can pay for themselves many times over in reduction of workdays lost due to illness such as colds, flu, COVID-19 and other viruses as well as by providing greater protection against bringing
Manhattan, NY Elizabeth Crowley, a former New York City council member, will succeed Lou Coletti as president and CEO of the Building Trades Employers Association (BTEA).
Brooklyn, NY The New York City District Council of Carpenters have endorsed Chris Banks for city council in Brooklyn’s 42
nd District, which covers East New York, Brownsville, Canarsie and East Flatbush.
Manhattan, NY AMA Group assisted in the design process of One Columbus Circle. After four years in the making, Deutsche Bank moved its U.S. headquarters, onto 15 floors of the now ‘Deutsche Bank
