Construction
Ulster committee floats contractor licensing law
Contractors doing more than $1500 in business would need a license.
Top-drawer crafts prove resilient
Restoration and refinishing in Putnam are bringing good things back to life.
Bigger windows? Pay up now
The state enacted a law to help subcontractors on the hook for change orders midway through large projects.
For subcontractors, change in order
Connecticut enacts law to help subcontractors on the hook for change orders midway through large projects.
New construction regulations stir opposition
The town of Ulster is proposing a law that that would require contractors to secure a license to work in the...
Cappelli plan faces questions
Developer Louis Cappelli’s physical wellbeing and financial health are watched carefully in Catskills where he plans a big resort.
Building green
Just how environmentally friendly is that new house?
First look at Ridge Hill in Yonkers
Another city is literally rising in Yonkers.
New road patch is eco-friendly
GreenPatch, a natural cold-mix asphalt, is now used in municipalities throughout Westchester and Fairfield counties.
Kirchoff, Consigli merge
Hudson Valley construction firm partners with larger New England company.
Crossroads comeback
Cross County Shopping Center has been remaking itself since 2006.
Let there be light
Grandmas everywhere know lots of fresh air and daylight are good for you and now doctors and architects say it, too.
Camp LaGuardia moves on to zoning issues
Mountco outlines plans for former Orange County homeless shelter.
Parking in Stamford remains a question mark
Transportation planning in Stamford has been focusing on the future of the parking garage portion of the Stamford Train Station as...
Joseph Minuta: Creating time to think
Joseph Minuta's Italian forebears were masons who seem to have nudged him toward architecture naturally
