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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.

Visitors to Van Cortlandt Park may not realize that nearly a third of New York City’s potable water supply is provided by a 290-million-gallon-per-day water treatment plant located approximately 300 ft below…

To improve upstream fish migration and restore aquatic connectivity along the river corridor, the project team designed a technically complex fish ladder.

One Times Square has long been defined by what the public sees: the New Year’s Eve ball drop.

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.

Constructed on a fast-track 18-month schedule, the project team created a more functional and welcoming space for visitors, pilots and the community.

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…

The 89,250-sq-ft building is among the first large-scale mass timber K–12 schools on the East Coast.

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.

Is planning a core capability of a contractor,  rather than a compliance task? Generative planning can eliminate uncertainty.