NBC New York takes a ride to the 86th floor to show us what its like for these iron workers working 1,000 feet up on One World Trade Center.

Steel installation for One World Trade Center has reached the 90th floor, with 14 more floors to go before it reaches the top of the tower.

Created by the publishers of Metals in Construction magazine, METALLi is designed to inform its partners in the building industry about emerging technologies using metal.

James Mahoney, Business Manager for the Ironworkers Local Union 580, will be honored with the Building Futures Award.

From Scientific American: Federal disaster investigators issued 31 recommendations to improve the safety of high-rises and emergency responses, but critics emerged.

Ten years after the 9/11 attacks destroyed the World Trade Center, an 80-story glass and steel tower is rising like a phoenix from the ashes of ground zero.

The New York Times: The best view in New York City belongs to the fearless workers who are stacking the top floors of One World Trade Center.

The latest issue of Metals in Construction contains a wide range of structural steel and ornamental metal projects across the five boroughs. From new academic standouts like the Learning Spring School, Barnard College’s Diana Center, and CCNY’s Marshak Science Building, to community-improving projects like Atlantic Terminal Pavilion, Pall Corporation Headquarters, and Harlem Hospital’s New Patient Pavilion, to award-winning landmark additions to the city—Frank Gehry’s 8 Spruce Street and Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s Hypar Pavilion at Lincoln Center—the new issue takes a close look at the architectural innovations that are shaping New York.

(blogs.wsj.com) Maura Webber Sadovi talks with Adrian Smith, senior design partner at Chicago-based Adrian Smith+Gordon Gill Architecture, who was recently awarded the 2011 Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat for his contributions to the field of super-tall buildings.

The Steel Institute of New York’s director of industry development, Gary Higbee, AIA, refutes an article published in the June 1, 2011, issue of Real Estate Weekly.

Fourteen structural steel building projects have earned national recognition in the 2011 Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel awards program (IDEAS2).

Reynobond® with EcoClean™ Signals a New Milestone in Environmentally Friendly Architectural Design

Rafael Viñoly’s new Carrasco International Airport achieves a unique curved and cantilevered roof structure with steel.

(Boston Globe) Ironworkers at Dana-Farber resume a beloved ritual, providing moments of joy for young cancer patients.