Winter 2007

• Securing The Region’s Transportation Future New York Building Congress supports vital MTA and Port Authority Capital Plans; Endorses Congestion Pricing
• New York Building Congress 2007 Industry Recognition Dinner
• ESDC Downstate Chairman Outlines Moynihan Plans
• Building Congress Forecasts $83 Billion in Construction Spending Over Three Years
• Building Foundation Expands Scholarship and Research Activities
• Building Congress Opposes Closure of Indian Point

Summer 2007

• NewYork Building Congress Supports Growth Agenda for NYC
• New York Building Congress Honors Daniel R. Tishman at 86th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon
• Sander Speaks of Challenges and Goals at MTA
• Interim OUTLOOK Update: City Construction Spending toTop $25 Billion in 2007
• Membership Appreciation Reception Features Deputy Mayor Doctoroff and Morgan Library Expansion
• Congressmen Oberstar and Nadler TalkTransportations

Winter 2006

• The Infrastructure Challenge
• New York Building Congress Salutes Four Extraordinary Government & Industry Leaders
• New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine:Let’s Work Together
• Construction Spending to Top $20 Billion in 2006
• Plans for a New Moynihan Station Delayed
• WTC: Freedom Tower Steel Arrives
• Anderson Elected to National Academy of Construction

Summer 2006

• UPDATE West Side
• Lower Manhattan Update
• Gubernatorial Hopefuls Pitch New York Building Congress
• CUNY Building for Decade of Science
• New York Building Congress Honors Doctoroff, Calatrava and Mancini During 85th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon
• New York Building Foundation Activities
• Building Congress Welcomes Laura Gallo
• The New York Building Congress 2006 Golf Outing

Winter 2005

• Industry Support Aids Crucial Election Victories
• Industry Applauded for Memorial Support
• Powering New York’s Future
• Updated Construction Outlook Forecasts Robust Activity Through 2008
• New York Building Congress Industry Recognition Dinner: New York Building Congress Salutes Industry’s Best
• Anderson Named to RENY Editorial Board
• Mai Hariu Joins Building Congress
• City Council Speaker Candidates Address Building Congress
• WTC Update

Summer 2005

• Albany Slams Industry
• Port Authority Looks to Revolutionize Mass Transit
• Spitzer: Invest in New Energy Now
• 2005 George A. Fox Public Service Award Presented to Susan L. Hayes
• 2005 Publications Update
• U.N. Expansion Plan Imperiled

Winter 2004

• Critical Juncture for Hudson Yards Plan
• 2004 Industry Recognition Dinner Honor Charles DeBenedittis, Jeffrey Levy and Joseph D'Angelo
• CMTA Chairman Touts Expansion: Says $17 Billion in Maintenance is Imperative
• NYBC & Leading Officials Discuss The Capital Question
• Report Predicts Success for West Side Stadium
• WTC Update
  

Summer 2004

• Building Congress Salutes Kalikow, Graham and New York New Visions During 83rd Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon
• Atlantic Yards Plan Discussed at Industry Forum
• Infrastructure Spending Imperiled by Lack of Funding and Coordination
• Building Congress Joins Industry to Support Far West Side Development Plans
• NYBC Forecast: Construction Off From Recent Peak; Recovery Seen in 2006
• Richard T. Anderson Honored
• Building Congress Welcomes Frank Giallorenzo
  

Winter 2003

• New York Building Congress Salutes Industry’s Best
• Nagaraja Outlines Ambitious Timeline for MTA Expansion
• COP Hears Details of City’s Hudson Yards Plan
• Boat Tour Focuses on Waterfront Development Opportunities
• School Officials Tout New Five-Year Capital Plan
• SUNY/CUNY Capital Programs on Hold

Summer 2003

• Industry salutes Gargano and Zuccottiduring 82nd Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon
• Building Up in a Down Economy: NYBC and AIA Host Forum on City Construction
• Culture Builds New York
• $1.3 Billion Filtration Plant Clears Major Hurdles
• Lack of Power Plant Construction Will Lead to Future Power Outages in New York
• Richard T. Anderson to Chair AICP College of Fellows

Winter 2002

• Building Community Salutes Industry Giants
• Building Foundation Honors the Memory of 166 Industry Members Lost on September 11, 2001
• Clinton Envisions Large Role for Building Community
• Construction Levels Remain Steady Though Outlook Cloudy
• Charles H. Thornton Receives Hoover Medal
• Building Congress Issues Statement on Capital Spending in New York City

Summer 2002

• Governor Pataki and Heroes of the Effort at Ground Zero Honored at 81st Anniversary
• Industry Leads Rebuilding Effort
• Building Congress To Hold Roundtable Series
• Hearing To Review Proposals for WTC Site
• World Trade Center Memorial Fund
• NYBC Salutes Robert S. Peckar, Esq.

2002 Watchlist

• 2002 Watchlist
• Lower Manhattan Development
• Board of Education Capital Program
• MTA Capital Program
• West Side Development
• 2012 Olympics

Winter 2001

• Building Industry Salutes New York’s Heroes
• World Trade Center Memorial Fund
• Construction Industry Plays a Critical Role in Clean-up and Rebuilding of Lower Manhattan
• New York City Construction Looks Resilient in the Face of Slowing Economy and Attack Aftermath
• Building Congress Seeks Info on Industry Efforts
• New York Building Congress Salutes Members
• WatchList

Summer 2001

• Leadership Awards Luncheon
• New Board Members
• Building Congress Celebrates the Life of George A. Fox
• Kalikow Committed to System Expansion
• Sen. Clinton on School Construction & Brownfields
• Building Foundation Update
• Anderson Receives AIANY Award
• Building Congress Supports LIC Rezoning
• Public Agency Council Briefed on Energy Issues

2001 WatchList

• 2001 Watchlist
• New York State Transportation Financing
• New York City Energy Needs
• Expansion of the New York Stock Exchange
• Jacob Javits Convention Center Expansion
• Brownfields Legislation
• America's Better Classrooms Act of 2001 (H.R. 1076 (Rangel-Johnson)/S.905)
• NYC Quality Based Selection (QBS)(City Council Bill Intro. 523-A)
• Re-Codification of the NYC Electrical Administrative Code (Intro. 741)
• Croton Filtration Plant

Winter 2000

• Industry Recognition Dinner
• Building Foundation to be Honored
• State Residents Weigh in on Capital Priorities
• Funding for Transportation at Risk
• Boyle Updates NYBC on Port Authority
• Building Congress Unveils "WatchList"
• Ferrer Calls for Streamlining of Permitting Process
• Construction to Reach Near Record Levels
• NYBC Salutes Membership

Summer 1999

• 78th Anniversary Leadership Awards
• A Success for AirTrain
• New Penn Station Gains Momentum
• Schumer Calls construction a Priority
• Debt Restraints Necessitate Strategies
• Board of Ed Receives $7 Billion
• 6 Industry Leaders Added to Board
• Regional Approach to Capital Planning

Winter 1998

• NYBC Recognizes Industry Trio
• Developers Discover Brooklyn
• Hevesi Details City’s Aging Infrastructure
• Task Force Explores Gowanus Options
• SCA Addresses Capacity Needs
• Construction Firms Go Hi-Tech
• NYBC Salutes Members