Design – Construction – Operations
The doors to the Brooklyn STEAM Center have officially opened; a new hub to provide career technical training to students from eight local NYC public high schools in a rigorous professional setting.
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The new Pre-K Center 613 facility was recently selected as one of the winners of the Concrete Industry Board’s Award of Merit for best design in concrete.
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General contractor Stalco Construction has completed a $7.2 million renovation of the Borough of Manhattan Community College’s (BMCC’s) aquatics center, including the 220,000-gallon pool.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza, Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen, Council Member Rafael Espinal and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams have broken ground on a new school facility in East New York.
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The New School in New York begs the question: Is there a new lease on life for the urban environment?
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Trinity Place Holdings Inc. announced that it’s entered into a construction loan in the amount of $189.5 million to finance the construction of a new mixed-use building to include luxury condos and — wait for it — a public elementary school.
Read moreAn official ground-breaking ceremony was held on Oct. 7 for the new fieldhouse being constructed for the University at Buffalo in New York.
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Riverdale Country School in the Bronx recently completed an aquatic center that is a key component of the school’s plans for updating athletic facilities.
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NEW YORK — New York’s renowned university, The New School, is strengthening its performing arts programs and capacity with an extensive renovation to its 105,000-square-foot Arnhold Building, located in Manhattan.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley recently proposed spending more than $370 million in the fiscal 2013 budget on public school construction in the state, the second highest single-year funding level in state history, according to state officials.
If approved, the plan will create new jobs and improve educational facilities throughout Maryland, O’Malley said. He has emphasized school construction since he first ran for governor in 2006.
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