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July 2003 |
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The Port Authority's
Joseph Seymour
A Man With a (Transportation)Mission
Joseph Seymour became executive director of the Port Authority
of New York and New Jersey in December 2001, two months after
his predecessor, Neil Levin, was killed in the attacks on the
World Trade Center. Full
Story >>
Reconstruction
Port Authority on Schedule with
Restoration of PATH Service
Before September 11, 2001 67,000 people a day used the PATH
station under the World Trade Center, about 16,000 used it to
travel between Jersey City and downtown Manhattan.
Full Story >>
The PORT in Port
Authority
The Port Authority of New York
and New Jersey Expanding Region's Port Capacity
In our age of postmodernism and cyberspace it's sometimes easy
to forget what Joseph Seymour, executive director of the Port
Authority of New York and New Jersey, pointed out at a recent
breakfast meeting with the New York Building Congress: "It
is the port that made this city possible." Full
Story >>
The Shock of the New
MoMA Rebuilds on 53rd Street
The renovation and expansion of the Museum of Modern Art at
11 W. 53rd St. was among the most important architectural and
construction jobs of the last decade - not just because it came
at a time when museum buildings were often attracting more attention
than the artwork displayed within them.
Full Story >>
Mastering
the Learning Curve of School Construction
Turner Construction Busy With
Upstate Schools Construction Boom
Teachers don't have it easy leading 30 tireless 6-year-olds,
all eager to speak, buzz around and sharpen their pencils at
the same.
Full Story >>
Iona Adds Two New Residence Halls
First Step in Major Campus Expansion
Iona College began the transformation of its New Rochelle, N.Y.,
campus in June 2002 with the construction of two new residence
halls. Full Story
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Integration Challenges
FIT Brings Together Old
and New
The old and the new don't always mix - unless they have to.
Full Story >>
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