At CUNY’s new Brooklyn science building, structural steel expands the core curriculum for a campus poised to become a neighborhood hub.

Structural steel allows the newest mixed-use development in the Bronx to accommodate a range of tenants and architectural expressions.

A dynamic double curtain wall delivers energy performance and optimism for the cutting-edge medical community. The Vivian and Seymour Milstein Family Heart Center is one of the world's leading pioneers of cardiac treatment.

At 14 stories and 188,000 gross square feet a building built as a bridge, framed with structural steel, spans 120 feet to straddle an existing gymnasium.

A glass and aluminum curtain wall system creates a fitting expression of structure on a 21st-century laboratory building. In addition to laboratories, the sciences facility houses a library, faculty offices, and student breakout space.

Structural steel frames a new home for FDNY’s Bronx-based Rescue Company 3.

From the inside out, renovation of the Toy Center building gives new life to the landmarked icon. Sometimes an icon of the past must undergo a facelift to become an icon of the future.

Renovations to two laboratories create a bridge between an academic institution’s past and future scientific accomplishments.

An undulating curtain wall brings kaleidoscope eyes to the West Village at One Jackson Square, a new 68,000-square-foot condo building.

A double wall of glass and perforated stainless steel conveys Cooper Union’s commitment to forward-thinking education.

Named after one of the most idolized singers of all time, Astoria's newest school brings its performance to the street in a budding arts district.

A new school in Tribeca expresses a unique institutional identity while raising the bar for student-oriented design.

Steel provides an elegant solution for the design and budgetary needs of a new high school addition in the Bronx.

Beneath Manhattan's boldest new building, a steel truss and transfer slab does the heavy lifting. Visionary hotelier Andre Balazs' towering 337-room New York Standard Hotel is anything but standard.

The warp and weft of a cantilevered steel addition hits a high note for audiences and performers. Like the pieces performed there, the project was complex and multilayered.

A feat of bridge-and-stair engineering brings new life to an aging campus building.