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Brent Buck Architects delivers one of New York City’s first mass timber buildings in Clinton Hill
Brent Buck Architects has pulled off one of the first mass timber buildings in the five boroughs. Frame 122, a Clinton Hill ...
NYS DEC inviting public comment on environmental cleanup of Canalside site
The last undeveloped block at Canalside is finally getting attention—but not in the way you might think. Here’s what has to ...
The Journal News1d
Future Mount Vernon high-rise promises luxury apartments
The $130M Mount Vernon housing project is targeted at young professionals as well as blue-collar workers with annual incomes ...
Long Island Press1d
When the world came to Long Island: Lake Success and the birth of the U.N.
The United Nations operated from a defense plant in suburban Lake Success, shaping early Cold War diplomacy from Long Island.
A New Rail Line May Come to New York. Will a Housing Boom Follow?
The Interborough Express, a rail line connecting Brooklyn and Queens, could spur the building of tens of thousands of homes.
Empire Plaza gets full funding for first decarbonization phase
ALBANY — Funds from this year’s state budget will carry the Empire State Plaza through the first phase of its long-awaited ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer2d
6 Downtown Cincinnati historic buildings vie for state dollars
Over-the-Rhine's Urban Sites will transform the 10-story Atlas National Bank Building, a Renaissance Revival structure from the 1920s, into 66 units of mixed-income housing. The $20.8 million ...