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ANNA MARIA – The mayor and City Commission have rejected bids for the demolition of the Anna Maria City Pier that came in higher than expected. During a special meeting on Friday, May 18, the commission supported by a 4-1 vote Mayor Dan Murphy’s request to reissue the pier demolition request for proposals (RFP) with […]
The Port of Long Beach warned that the closure could happen as early as Monday morning The only freeway ramp that directly connects Terminal Island to the Long Beach (710) Freeway is about to bite the dust, and that will mean several traffic signals on the detour for the heavy stream of trucks leaving the […]
The City of Worcester will once again ask the Hanover Insurance Group, principal investors in the City Square II development project, to delay the demolition of the Notre Dame des Canadiens Church. City Council members Tuesday night voted unanimously to support a citizen petition for the city to ask Hanover to delay the demolition for […]
Work begins Monday on the demolition and replacement of the bridges damaged in the January 9 storm and debris flows. Toro Canyon Bridge landed first on Caltrans’s demolition list, and contractor Security Paving Company of Sylmar will start to remove it on May 7. Next up will be the demolitions of Romero Canyon Creek and […]
TARRYTOWN, Westchestser County (WABC) — Crews have begun the delicate task of removing the superstructure of the old Tappan Zee Bridge, with special cranes lowering part of the center span that weighs 10 million pounds onto a barge. The bridge was retired last fall when the replacement Mario M. Cuomo Bridge opened. For months, sections […]
Hillyard Industries remains on track with plans to redevelop the former WireCo WorldGroup space Downtown into a new manufacturing and distribution complex. The company is a leading manufacturer and distributor of janitorial products, sanitary supplies and equipment in an area of Downtown bordering on the original WireCo campus. Two years ago, Hillyard purchased the 25-acre […]
The Los Angeles City Cultural Heritage Commission reviewed an application that was filed by the nonprofit Los Angeles Conservancy last year amid reports that the sprawling complex may be put up for sale by CBS. Adrian Scott Fine, director of advocacy for the conservancy, told the commission that the organization wanted to amend the application, […]
Middletown OH: Miscommunication about a bidder’s position has resulted in that bidder not receiving the contract to demolish a downtown Middletown building and increasing the costs of the project by more than $150,000. Middletown City Council Tuesday approved a motion to grant a contract to Vickers Demolition for $485,000 after a motion to grant the […]
Among a certain set of Philadelphia urbanists who devour websites like Hidden City, Naked City, and Property, the work of GroJLart has long been required reading. His funny and profane tirades on architecture originally appeared on his blog, PhilaPhilia, where he assailed surface parking lots with an arsenal of F-bombs, S-bombs, and other assorted bombs […]
If Northern Colorado had more recycling options, more projects might look like the Hughes Stadium demolition. The high-profile project is required to divert at least 70 percent of waste from the landfill. Hughes’ main ingredients, concrete and steel, are the easiest to recycle. The steel will go to local metal recyclers, said Tony Flores, project […]