Have a Safe and Enjoyable Labor Day
From our Commercial Construction & Renovation family to yours, here’s to a great Labor Day. May the rest of the year be safe, successful and rewarding.
2024 start seen for Manhattan bus terminal
Construction could begin as soon as 2024 on a bus terminal for midtown Manhattan in New York City, according to information revealed at a public hearing. The plan calls for a temporary terminal to be finished by 2028 and for an additional four years of construction on the main terminal. NJ Advance Media
ALDI to expand curbside pickup, open 100 new stores
ALDI is joining with Instacart to grow its curbside pickup service to 500 stores by the end of this year, adding those sites to the 600 stores in 35 states where the pickup option was rolled out in 2020. ALDI also announced plans to open 100 new stores this year, putting special focus on Florida, […]
Slate of projects adding to wealth of the McGovern Medical School at UTHealth
The first class of 19 students entered what is now known as McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) in 1970. Located in the heart of the Texas Medical Center, the school was established by the Texas Legislature in 1969 to address the shortages of physicians and the […]
Former racquetball club becomes COVID-friendly Phoenix co-workspace
We are creatures of habit. We still need a place to gather and build culture. So, while the world continues to fall in love with the new “work from culture,” there are still places that invite the sense of community we crave. Take Five55 Melrose, the former fitness center and racquetball club that served midtown […]
Artistic façade highlights adaptive reuse project in Arkansas
When The Momentary opened in February in Bentonville, Arkansas, directors of the contemporary art space chose to showcase a vertical dance troupe that performed on the building’s 80-foot tall projectable glass rainscreen facade. The underlying messages—both in terms of artistic highlights and building architecture—could not have been clearer.