City officials today provided the following updates: Road Closures: In order to facilitate the cleanup and further emergency responses if needed, the City has closed all streets in Center City.
City officials today provided the following updates in response to the violence Saturday evening in Center City. Road Closures: In order to facilitate the cleanup and further emergency responses if
Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections’s Director of Audits and Investigations, Will Fernandez, Esq., sent an email to contractors with licenses in Philadelphia describing the coming shift in the enforcement
Join the Center City Proprietors Association for a moderated discussion about how productive and successful leaders create and inspire change in people, projects, business and our city. Women Changing the
After additional dialogue with industry stakeholders, Mayor Kenney and Health Commissioner Farley have further relaxed the restrictions on construction projects that are authorized to proceed under the current orders that
The expansion of Engine 37, a historic , over 125-year old firehouse in Philadelphia, slowed down during COVID-19 response, but has been able to continue safely as an essential project.
Members of Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters (EAS Carpenters) are lighting the way in construction: During COVID-19 response, they are working on essential projects following strict safety protocols
The Philadelphia Department of Licenses & Inspections has just expanded the scope of “Emergency Work” projects that are authorized to proceed under the current orders that regulate construction. Projects that
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia raised $405,267 through its Building Hope Virtual Lunch-In on Thursday, May 7, 2020! 1,461 people attended the virtual event, which featured the stories of some of
ChristianaCare Hospital recently opened its new Center for Women’s and Children’s Health in Newark, DE. The new center, built by Skanska USA Building, opened just in time for Mother’s Day,
