Neighborhood association seeks to transform NYC Financial District streets
The Financial District Neighborhood Association (FDNA) released “Make Way for Lower Manhattan,” a community-based, multi-year report built on prior studies to provide a vision to transform New York City’s first and most historic neighborhood with safer and cleaner streets.
Connecticut DOT using accelerated bridge construction for I-95 overpass
Over two weekends this summer, the Connecticut Department of Transportation will use accelerated bridge construction to replace a two-span bridge that carries Route 1 (East Main Street) over I-95 near Stamford.
Water quality protection has a positive trickle-down effect
2016 photo of the old culvert that had two circular pipes with a total diameter of 36 inches. Pictured are Rifat Salim (left) and...
AKRF Honored for Manhattan Stormwater System
AKRF of New York City earned a National Recognition Award for exemplary engineering achievement in the American Council of Engineering Companies’ (ACEC) 52nd annual Engineering Excellence Awards (EEA) for designing the stormwater detention system serving American Copper Towers in Manhattan.
ARTBA: Boosting N.J. Water Infrastructure Capital Investments Would Provide 3:1 Economic Return
An additional $1 billion annual investment dedicated to improving New Jersey’s drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems would generate $3 billion in economic benefits, according to an analysis conducted by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA).
Nitsch Engineering receives award for MIT North Corridor Project
Nitsch Engineering of Boston earned a National Recognition Award for exemplary engineering achievement in the American Council of Engineering Companies’ 52nd annual Engineering Excellence Awards for the North Corridor project at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Urban Engineers Promotes Robert Tuttle to Warrendale Office Manager
Urban Engineers announced that Robert Tuttle, PE, was promoted to office manager of the firm’s Warrendale location.
The Hamilton Celebrates Grand Opening of First Tower
The Harman Group, a firm specializing in structural engineering and parking planning and design, announced the grand opening of Phase I of The Hamilton, a 10-story, 279-unit mixed-use residential tower.
Regional Plan Association Issues Report on the Impacts of a Partial Shutdown of the...
Shutting down the Hudson River Tunnels to repair the damage caused by Superstorm Sandy without having new tunnels already built would have far-reaching consequences across many sectors of the regional and national economy, according to a new report by Regional Plan Association and Arup.
