Tag: Tower
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Denver Tower Features Solarban® Glass in Iconic Design
With its cracked open façade, the iconic One River North mixed use glassy 16-story tower features more than 13,000 square feet of landscaped terraces decorating unique outdoor amenity spaces curving through the building’s four middle floors. Located in the vibrant River North Art District, known as “RiNo,” One River North perfectly embodies the neighborhood’s urban…
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Denver Tower Features Solarban® Glass in Iconic Design
With its cracked open façade, the iconic One River North mixed use glassy 16-story tower features more than 13,000 square feet of landscaped terraces decorating unique outdoor amenity spaces curving through the building’s four middle floors. Located in the vibrant River North Art District, known as “RiNo,” One River North perfectly embodies the neighborhood’s urban…
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Adolfson & Peterson Launches Phase 2 of Santander Tower Renovation
Adolfson & Peterson Construction (AP) has started construction on phase two of Pacific Elm Properties’ multifamily adaptive reuse project at the iconic 50-story Santander Tower in downtown Dallas. The latest phase of Peridot Residences will add five floors and 105 one- and two-bedroom apartments to the landmark tower at 1601 Elm St., further redefining urban…
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NAWIC Names Tower Crane Operator 2025 Tradeswoman of the Year
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has named Sammy Cossairt, a tower crane operator for Maxim Crane Works in Nashville, Tennessee, as its 2025 Tradeswoman of the Year. The award recognizes exceptional skill in construction trades, leadership and commitment to advancing women in the industry. Cossairt brings nearly a decade of experience operating…
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NAWIC Names Tower Crane Operator 2025 Tradeswoman of the Year
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has named Sammy Cossairt, a tower crane operator for Maxim Crane Works in Nashville, Tennessee, as its 2025 Tradeswoman of the Year. The award recognizes exceptional skill in construction trades, leadership and commitment to advancing women in the industry. Cossairt brings nearly a decade of experience operating…
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Medieval church tower suspended 14m above ground at City high-rise site
Tom Sleigh, chairman of the City of London Corporation planning and transportation committee, added: “Nobody values the Square Mile’s heritage more than the City Corporation, and we’re delighted at the lengths the Fifty Fenchurch project teamhave gone through to preserve the medieval Lambe’s Chapel Crypt and All Hallows Staining Church.” View the original article and…
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Terex to Sell Tower and Rough Terrain Crane Businesses to Raimondi
Terex Corp. has signed an agreement to sell its Tower and Rough Terrain Crane businesses to Raimondi Cranes SpA, a Milan-based crane manufacturer. The deal includes Terex’s Tower Cranes facility in Fontanafredda, Italy; its Rough Terrain Cranes facility in Crespellano, Italy; and its North America Cranes service and support center in Wilmington, North Carolina. The…
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Mace wins City of London ‘green’ tower job
Mace said that the building is “set to become one of the greenest tall buildings in London”. Sustainability features include energy-efficient mechanical systems, extensive urban greening, natural ventilation and 440 cycle parking spaces, including an automated cycle hub for visitors. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Government reveals how Deconstruct will take down Grenfell Tower
“The government is committed to ensuring that all work at the Grenfell Tower site is carried out to the highest standards. We will continue to ensure all work at the site respects the significance of the building, is considerate, trauma aware and minimises disruption for those living, studying and working nearby.” View the original article…
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McAlpine to revamp England’s largest Victorian water tower
The specialist heritage arm of Sir Robert McAlpine has been appointed for a £6m restoration of the largest surviving Victorian municipal water tower in England. The Balkerne Water Tower in Colchester, known locally as ‘Jumbo’, was built in 1882 using around 1.25 million bricks and 142 tonnes of cast iron. It was decommissioned in 1984.…