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Engineers, Building Trades Reflect on Industry's Sept. 11 Impacts, Legacy (opens the original)
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Sept. 11, 2001 started as a normal Tuesday for construction professionals working in New York City and Washington, D.C.— but unprecedented events that occurred before many even made it to work changed work life not just for those individuals, but also for the industry and how it builds for the nation and the world over the quarter-century since. The planned terrorism of commercial airliners crashing deliberately into the iconic World Trade Center twin towers in Manhattan and U.S. Pentagon in Arl
Engineers, Building Trades Reflect on Industry's Sept.11 Impacts, Legacy (opens the original)
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Sept. 11, 2001 started as a normal Tuesday for construction professionals working in New York City and Washington, D.C.— but unprecedented events that occurred before many even made it to work changed work life not just for those individuals, but also for the industry and how it builds for the nation and the world over the quarter-century since. The planned terrorism of commercial airliners crashing deliberately into the iconic World Trade Center twin towers in Manhattan and U.S. Pentagon in Arl
JFK’s New Terminal One Aims to Cut Its Future Electric Bill (opens the original)
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When the New JFK Terminal One's (NTO) first phase is complete in 2027, some 500,000 sq ft of its flooring will have a radiant heating and cooling system lying under the concrete. The roughly 11 acres of tubing will be at least partially made possible by a rooftop microgrid, another site choice motivated by efforts to keep the energy use of the $9.5 billion-dollar terminal in check. The team behind the New Terminal One opted for these and other unusual infrastructure choices because it has to com
Manhattan Greenway Set to Strengthen With $163 Million Renovation (opens the original)
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Plans to smooth out the New York City bicycling experience moved forward last month when the New York City Dept. of Design and Construction awarded a roughly $163 million project to renovate a roughly half-mile stretch along Manhattan’s east side. The design-build project, called the East Side Greenway 14th Street Connector, was awarded to the joint venture of Skanska USA Building Inc. and Claire Weisz Architects LLP (otherwise known as WXY architecture + urban design). The two other candidates,
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