IMBY: A Rear Window View of Brooklyn's South Slope

That box resting in his lap is the remote control that operates the boom crane on the concrete pumper truck parked outside the lot on 15th S...

The bottom photo shows the rear and side facade of 1504 8th Avenue in its current glory. The entire rear wall and half of the side wall hav...

Statement of Assemblymember Jim Brennan, on the veto of A.7800 A bill that would mandate that the New York City Department of Buildings re-...

Good morning Googling engineers. More photos of the iron being installed for the parking garage's sub cellar floor/ceiling. Completion...

It is official! 575 5th Avenue has been approved unanimously by the New York City Council and signed off on by the Mayor, so the Uniform L...

*SPOILER WARNING* For all our psychopathic readers out there who are either unable or unwilling to control their voyeuristic impulses or to ...

They poured, screeded, floated and finished the parking garage cellar floor slab #2 today. Some shots of the crew using mechanical helicopte...

Building Code Watch Groups Are Proposed BY GRACE RAUH - Staff Reporter of the Sun August 2, 2007 New York residents soon could be able to k...

After much confusion and delay, 396 15 th Street gets its new cinder block wall, replacing the old brick wall damaged during the early exca...

100'x 100' Sub cellar parking level with decking and re-bar installation over steel I-beam grid. Passenger elevator shaft has been ...

When driving by you might mistake this construction site for just one more of the many generic luxury condominium developments being built ...

The Bathtub Now that the base slab is complete, hopefully the tangent piles will be secure. Finishing this aspect of the foundation's d...

- Detail from the Museum of Natural History. I love a good diorama. Still life is in the details. A plastic fly placed strategically on an ...

Pictured below Looking north and east. Surrounded by re bar, the square base of the passenger elevator is now visible in the foreground. Pic...

O nce upon a time, 15 th Street between 7 th and 8 th Avenues was a long, dark, desolate place where you could clandestinely strip a ...