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ENR New York December 2010
December 2010

Best Of 2010
One thing we’ve come to expect every year when it comes to our annual, year-end “Best Of” competition is that it’s nearly impossible to make any assumptions or predictions as to the outcome.

ENR New York November 2010
November 2010

Easier Being Green
Years after “green” became a buzz word for engineers, architects and builders, we’re still seeing advancements and breakthroughs on projects and programs across the region. It’s hard to find an affordable housing project that has not “gone green”.

ENR New York October 2010
October 2010

Top Design Firms 2010

The tri-state area’s designers were on the front lines of a construction market choking on its excesses in 2008.

ENR New York Aug/Sep 2010
August/September 2010

Downtown Moves: Construction At The World Trade Center

The headlines about the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site usually include “arbitration,” “notice of dispute,” and “finally started” — with only the occasional mention of any good news.

ENR New York July 2010
July 2010

"Sleeping Giant":
Skanska USA Named ENR New York's Contractor of the Year


It might be hard to believe, but there was a time when Skanska considered itself something of an unknown in the U.S. construction market.

ENR New York June 2010
June 2010

Top Projects 2009
Looking back on 2009 there were a few reasons to smile.
Despite a year that saw the industry’s new job rate fall to the lowest it has been in a decade, 2009 wasn’t all bad.

ENR New York May 2010
May 2010

Owner of the Year
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is finding itself in a unique situation these days.

ENR New York April 2010
April 2010

Fit for Survival: Contractors Across Region Make Adjustments to Weather Down Market
The storm clouds over the New York region’s construction industry had formed in late fall 2009 as project backlogs emptied and new jobs were few on the horizon.

ENR New York Feb/Mar 2010
February/March 2010

Greening an Icon: The Empire State Building
When the owners of the Empire State Building in 2007 decided to move forward with a new capital improvement plan, they were looking for standard improvements to get the building to Class A commercial status.

ENR New York January 2010
January 2010

2010 Local Industry Forecast
Experts fear the worst for 2010 as public jobs continue but private work is vanishing.

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