Eydie Cubarrubia

<p>Props to the judges of ENR New York’s Best Projects contest: because of the sheer quality of this year’s contestants, it was hard to drill down winners in each category. (Updated with Excellence in Safety Honorees.)</p>

AGC of New York state’s online ‘FastFacts’ tool includes real-time info on laws, regulations, and even forms, for firms to build in the city.

Construction workers and site supervisors will get training for COVID-19 protection, the latest infectious disease for which the industry is ill-prepared, says NY Environmental Contractors Association chairman Morris Napolitano.

Five decades into a multistoried career, ENR Legacy Award winner Silvian Marcus continues to design unique structures for clients

Contractors are optimistic after pandemic.

Three projects earned top marks in this year’s Best Projects contest for the New York region.

Firms ranked in New York, New Jersey and New England saw an overall decline in revenue in 2020.

In spite of 2020 challenges that included shuttering non-essential construction sites, the construction sector in New York and New Jersey completed scores of noteworthy projects—a number of which achieved recognition as ENR New York 2021 Best Projects.

Little Island Park turned a former pier into a 2.4-acre public space over the Hudson River that includes 132 giant concrete pots planted with full sized trees that connect via walkways to each other and to an outdoor performance venue.

The New York City-based firm’s projects aim to provide sustainable communities for denizens of all walks of life, even in the outer boroughs and outside the metropolitan area.

The $349M project includes 3 acres of public esplanade and park space that’s sorely needed in the community.

A $349M public-private investment in Bronx, N.Y. set to house the Universal Hip Hop Museum in the borough where the musical genre started, also adds 3 acres of public esplanade and park space sorely needed in the community.

Renovation of the 53,532-sq-ft Studio Theatre complex included three buildings that had been joined together as the facility expanded over time.