The first of 16 new developments on Manhattan's west side, a striking high-rise features an expertly crafted curtain wall system held together by high-tensile cables.

The structures and surfaces of the MTA's new Hudson Yards subway terminal make the most of steel’s strength, elegance, and durability. Designed around deep, challenging site conditions and built to accommodate the area’s dramatic expansion, the 7 line's westernmost station is the system's futuristic flagship.

On hold for years, plans for the arena’s green roof come to fruition with a structurally innovative, improvisational addition to the existing steel superstructure.

As computer science facilities around the country compete with each other for top talent, an open, light-filled design gives the discipline a more public face in Stony Brook.

Over-cladding the façade of a 1960s high rise with a modern curtain wall system improves performance, appearance, and property value.

Structural gymnastics abound as a city on stilts is constructed on Manhattan’s West Side, all while hundreds of trains come and go beneath.

The museum designed to address myriad memories and experiences sits at bedrock, the result of design innovation and complex engineering 70 feet below where the Twin Towers once stood.

Pushing a column-free design to its limits, Renzo Piano and a team of innovative architects and engineers bring extraordinary exhibition space to the Meatpacking District.

A new toolbox for three Department of Sanitation garages conceals its operations behind an energy-saving operable façade designed to stand up to the neighborhood’s architectural dynamism.

With an innovative conical design, a luminous stainless steel and glass curtain wall allows a new office tower to be an extension of the neighboring park.