If it weren’t for soccer, Everard Martin might not be where he is today. Growing up in Jamaica, Martin’s footwork earned him a scholarship to one of the top high schools on the island. Once there, however, his mind lingered on the field more...
As costs and concerns tied to cement and steel construction continue to rise, some regulators, builders and environmentalists are taking a fresh look at an old material. Timber high-rises have been drawn up and executed around the world, from...
An 1830s building-turned-museum is at risk of possible collapse from a next-door hotel project, according to a recently filed lawsuit. The Merchant’s House Museum and its executive director filed a lawsuit on July 23 against the Department of City...
Queens is getting greener with a new 55,000 s/f green roof atop a Flushing luxury condo. The 448-unit Skyview Park Development at 40-28 College Point Boulevard teamed up with Blondie’s Treehouse to create one of Queen’s largest green roofs. The...
New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) released a Request for Proposals (“RFP”) for an opportunity to develop nearly 200,000 s/f of waterfront real estate at the Made in...