One of Manhattan's most iconic skyscrapers is getting a glow-up, literally. Here's what you can look forward to after the building's stunning restoration.

Learn about one of New York’s most iconic residential architects and how he shaped the cityscape of Manhattan!

New York just took a big leap toward zero-emissions buildings. On July 25, the State Fire Prevention and Building Code Council approved an all-electric building standard, making New York the first ...

A new law requiring that new single-family and low-rise buildings use all-electric heating systems and appliances starting next year serves as a long-awaited win for environmental advocates, who say ...

A new all-electric building law in New York is the country's first large-scale test for gas-ban legislation, setting a precedent for other states. A new all-electric building mandate in New York that ...

NEXT UP He’s wrapping work freshening up the tower at 51 W. 52nd St. known as Blackrock. “We’re going to bring the original planters back to the sunken public plaza,” he said. ‘DELIGHTFUL’ WORK His ...

The Kansas-born aviator was a heroine of the Midwest in her day. But her legend was forged in Midtown Manhattan.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Clinton Square, one of downtown Rochester’s premier office buildings for more than three decades, has a new owner and soon will have a new use. Riedman, a Rochester-based real estate ...

On sites with 99 units or less, workers must only be paid the city's minimum wage of $16.50 an hour. The average hourly wage for an entry-level construction worker is typically $18.30 an hour, while ...

New York recently became the first state to prohibit gas and other fossil fuels in most new buildings. The State Fire Prevention and Building Code Council approved an all-electric building standard on ...