Tom Stabile

NY-NJ Gateway Project: Critical Fixes, Big Builds

November 15, 2017

Long-awaited overhaul of the aging Newark-NYC rail corridor's century-old infrastructure, including the Hudson River tunnel, gets underway

ENR New York’s 2017 Best Projects

Second Ave. Subway Sets Next-Century Standards

Tom Stabile

September 19, 2017

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New York City’s newest rail line, its first in five decades, aimed to move the 100-year-old transit system into the 22nd century

Transit Construction

NY Penn Station Expansion Finally Rolls Into Motion

Tom Stabile

July 13, 2017

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Amid transit upgrades in New York City's "summer of hell," work proceeds to create heavenly spaces in one of the world's largest rail hubs

Sustainable Construction

Will One of New York's Future Tallest Also Be Its Greenest?

Tom Stabile

May 24, 2017

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Manhattan tower will include cogen and rain collection systems.

Technology Helps Bridge Span a River and the Next Century

Tom Stabile

March 15, 2017

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With sensors, gauges, monitors, big data reporting tools and more, the $4-billion Tappan Zee bridge aims for smooth operation and a long life.

Sleek Midtown Tower Hides Complex Supports

The 1,050-ft-tall 53W53 condominium tower will add 65,000 sq ft of gallery space to its neighbor, the Museum of Modern Art

Tom Stabile

November 15, 2016

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Manhattan’s latest skyscraper project—a sleek tower that will taper on its way up to 1,050 ft—has a secret buried inside its walls.

NYC Water Tunnel Work Gets Ready to Alter Flow

After decades of work, the nearly done megaproject will link its new capacity to the city’s 1-billion-gallon-per-day drinking water distribution network

Tom Stabile

July 14, 2016

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Nearly five decades and $4 billion into the effort to build New York City’s Water Tunnel No. 3, the monumental project’s official end is not yet in sight.

Blighted NYC Area Gains $900M 'Green' Catalyst

Sustainable design anchors the state DOT’s effort to replace the deteriorating 76-year-old Kosciuszko Bridge between Brooklyn and Queens

Tom Stabile

May 17, 2016

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A 1.1-mile bridge carrying 160,000 vehicles per day on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway through an industrial district—and over a long-polluted waterway—might not be the first place to look for green design and construction approaches.

Up, Down, Side to Side: Columbia's New Campus Rumbles to Life

Tom Stabile

May 25, 2015

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The bustle across Columbia University's emerging Manhattanville Campus is offering a rare window on a mega-development that has not only reshaped a neighborhood but has also become a showcase for innovation.

Makeover Adds Muscle to a Telecom Landmark

Tom Stabile

March 20, 2015

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Turning an Art Deco landmark erected 85 years ago into a high-capacity data hub might seem less daunting in a building that was the former headquarters of Western Union Co.