Shawmut Design and Construction has joined Draper and Wexford Science & Technology to break ground on the 111,000-square-foot Integrated Microelectronics Production & Advanced Chip Technology (IMPACT) Center in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Last week marked the opening of Moynihan Train Hall, the $1.6 billion centerpiece of the expanded Penn Station in New York City. The hall, designed to accommodate post-pandemic travel, features touchless check-in and bag checks as well as plexiglass shields at entrances. Read the NJ
The latest federal pandemic-relief legislation includes $10 billion for highway infrastructure programs. The bill signed into law is designed to address falling revenue across the US for maintenance and operational purposes. Read the Transport Topics story here
Nonprofit affordable housing developer AHC Inc. has been recognized by Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington with the 2020 Excellence in Housing Affordability award, which was announced at ULI Washington’s 2020 Trends Conference. AHC Inc. was honored for its accomplishments in the design and development of
From our family to yours, Happy New Year from Commercial Construction & Renovation. Let’s pray for bigger and better things, good health and a step toward the return to normalcy.
From our family to yours, Happy New Year from Commercial Construction & Renovation. Let’s pray for bigger and better things, good health and a step toward the return to normalcy.
Boston-based Legal Sea Foods has been acquired by PPX Hospitality Brands, parent of Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group and The Strega Group. The deal includes Legal Sea Foods‘ 27 restaurants and a quality control center, while former CEO Roger Berkowitz, whose family founded the brand,
The Hotel Pawnee’s open house flooded with people as the community checked out the progress on the revitalization of this historic building. Owner Jay Mitchell says his goal is to bring life back into the building and bring it back to what it once was.
New York City’s Department of Planning is proposing to extend citywide a current requirement for special permits in some zoning districts for new hotels. The measure, aimed at discouraging projects that cause “conflicts” or “nuisances,” is justified despite the industry’s depression because the development pipeline
In 2009, Anthony Marnell III opened the M Resort in the Henderson desert, bringing a stylish hotel to the outer edge of the valley as the economy crashed around him. Read the Las Vegas Review-Journal story here
An opulent mansion in Charleston, SC, that has witnessed volumes of Southern history since its construction in 1843 has opened a new chapter as a luxury boutique hotel. The 18-month restoration of 20 South Battery focused on retaining its original splendor. Read The Greenville News
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