Polytechnic University’s 89,000 square foot addition combines seven floors of academic space above 26,000 square feet of athletic space at street level.

This $140 million, three-phase rehabilitation project scheduled during NY Yankee off-seasons included replacing the bridge deck, roadway and deteriorated structural steel members while maintaining transportation access to and from the Bronx. Owner: New York City Department of Transportation New York, NY Design Engineer: Modjeski and Masters Inc. Mechanicsburg, PA General Contractor: Schiavone Construction Co./American Bridge Co. Pearl River, NY Structural Steel Fabricator: American Bridge Co. Pearl River, NY Structural Steel Erector: Schiavone/American Bridge Co. Bronx, NY

A combination of fast-track value engineering and steel allowed for completion of this $89 million, 563,000 square foot facility at JFK International Airport in 13 months. Prime design features include 150-foot-long spans and 70-foot-high bays with prefabricated assembly. Owner: Airis Holdings LLC Design-Build Contractor: Skanska USA Building, Inc. New York, NY Structural Engineer: Haines Gipson & Associates Lawrenceville, GA Structural Steel Fabricator: Helmark Steel Inc. Wilmington, DE Structural Steel Erector: Falcon Steel Co. Wilmington, DE

Dorm life at New York University (NYU) is anything but dull these days following the recent completion of the new Palladium Residence Hall.

Lower cost was only one reason why steel was chosen for l.S. 137 in Ozone Park, NY, a new $55 million, 181,000-square-foot intermediate school four stories in height and 500 feet long.

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