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Steel Rises Rapidly at One World Trade Center
With the goal of one floor every ten days, One World Trade Center will be on track to complete construction… more
New Online Building Code Resource Library
Resources for fire safety and fire protection are now available in a new, easy-to-use digital library. more
ENR: Structural-Design Documents Aiming for Simplification
Engineering News-Record's Nadine Post reports on changes to structural steel standards in the forthcoming 2012 edition of the International Building Code. more
Bank of America Tower Earns LEED-Platinum Rating
The 54-story, 2.1 million-square-foot Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park has earned a LEED-Platinum certification.
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May is Building Safety Month
The Institute joins the construction community in celebrating Building Safety Month.
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John Hillman wins ENR’s Award of Excellence for Hybrid Composite Beam
John Hillman took home Engineering News-Record's 2010 Award of Excellence for his design of a hybrid structural beam ...
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Read the Spring 2010 Issue of Metals In Construction Online
The latest issue contains features about the city's newest feats of architecture: Alice Tully Hall and The Juilliard School, City… more
NYT: Developers See Possibility (and Value) in Old Steel
A recent project by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates for Hampshire Real Estate Companies showcases the many advantages of renovating existing… more
Living Steel Gains Interest
The New York Times reports that steel for residential construction is gaining attention in the wake of this year's massive… more
First LEED High-Rise Spurs Downtown Revitalization in Salt Lake City
Downtown Salt Lake City is banking on a new 425,000-square-foot high-rise to be the face of its green revitalization.
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