Articles Tagged with ''Miami''

Jewish Leadership Academy—a new Modern Orthodox middle and upper school in Miami—aims to combine academic rigor and Judaic studies with an emphasis on developing future leaders and giving back to the community.

Miami-Dade's new transit operations center will be able to charge and maintain 100 electric buses, equipped with rapid charging stations.

Dodge offers data on projected 2024 construction starts in the Miami area.

The greatest hurdles for the project team on the Aston Martin Residences came from perennial issues faced by all tall buildings in Miami—soft soils and high winds.

The 1.6-million-sq-ft Aston Martin Residences rises 69 stories and 817 ft above the Miami River and Biscayne Bay with a glass, steel and concrete tower resembling a wind-filled sail and creating a distinctive visual statement in Miami.

The $8-million Our Lady of Belen Chapel features a one-story, 15,079-sq-ft chapel with a 40-ft high “groin vault” ceiling and a second-story choir loft standing 20 ft high.

Mario Bladimir Andino Renteria, 32, died when a crane arm failed and dropped its load of mechanical equipment on him during work to replace air handling equipment at HCA Florida Mercy Hospital.

Dodge offers data on projected 2023 construction starts in the Miami area.

Supply chain issues and a bid protest have slowed down a Miami highway project, but the Florida Department of Transportation says the Archer Western-de Moya Group joint venture is making steady progress nonetheless.

Firm announced in June it had been hired to work with the Portland, Maine, Water District to develop a master plan to evaluate current and future biosolids management.