The world’s largest architectural model captures New York City in the ’90s
An urban model of New York City — the largest to ever be made — commemorates its last 60 years with a new book that provides ...
NYC Mayor Eric Adams wanted to build 300 miles of bike lanes. Here's how his campaign promise is holding up.
New York City is falling well short of Mayor Eric Adams' campaign promise to build hundreds of miles of new bike lanes, as ...
Developers adapt to 485x and a CMBS rebound
A tax abatement program is changing the way developers look at projects in the city. Plus, other top stories in New York this ...
Crain's New York Business8d
Federal halt on bike lane grants could jeopardize New York projects
The Trump administration may pull the plug on some federal transportation grants the city aims to use to build bike lanes and ...
The Architect’s Newspaper2d
Facades+ returns to New York City on April 3 and 4
Facades+ is back in the Big Apple on April 3 and 4 for our largest event of the year. The event’s first day features a ...
Hoodline6d
Historic NY Daily News Building Transforms Into Affordable Housing, Applications Open for Manhattan Residents
Water Street in Manhattan transforms from offices to residential building, with affordable units available via lottery.
Columbia University says it expelled some students who seized building last year
Columbia University says it has expelled or suspended some students who took over a campus building during pro-Palestinian ...
More homes for more N.Y.ers: How to build housing from the ground up in the city
The 5Boro Institute just released an issues-focused survey asking 3,000 New Yorkers about the most important challenges ...
Crain's New York Business2d
City's hospitals try to tackle housing with mixed success
The city last week opened a 93-unit affordable housing development at 171 Throop Ave., the latest such endeavor on property owned by New York City Health + Hospitals. The $41.1 million project, run by ...