NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
Stimulus Spending, MTA Financing, Building for Growth, and Term Limits Highlight Advocacy Agenda
New York Building Congress Salutes Four Extraordinary Industry & Government Leaders
Forums Feature Top City, State and Federal Officials and Shine Spotlight on Vital Issues
Stuart E.Graham Elected Chairman of NewYork Building Congress
New York City Construction Spending Forecast to Reach $33.8 Billion in 2008
New York Building Foundation Awards $70,000 in Scholarships and Grants
Improving Construction Site Safety Takes Center Stage
Building Congress Urges Retention of Credential Requirements for Buildings Commissioner
New York Building Congress Honors Rudin, Burden, Silverstein and Hughes at 87th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon
Support for Enlightened Development Highlights Advocacy Agenda
FTA's Simpson Discusses Congestion Pricing and Federal Transit Investment
Port Authority/WTC Update
New Report Examines Rising Cost of Non-Residential Construction
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
New York 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 Talk Transportation
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
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
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 – Cahill Addresses C.O.P.
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
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
Industry salutes Gargano and Zuccotti during 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
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
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
WatchList
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
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
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
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