New York Build Expo

A warm welcome to our latest sustainability champions taking the stage at New York Build! 💚 New York Build 2025 features our most comprehensive Sustainability Program to date. Featuring knowledge-sharing and discussions on: circular construction, retrofitting, healthy buildings, climate resilience, Local Law 97, adaptive reuse, sustainability case studies, social value, biophilic spaces and much more. We can’t wait to see you all at New York Build in less than two months.

#270ParkAvenue. An incredible new addition to New York’s freezing January skyline. ❤️ Interiors are being fitted out and facade installation is nearing completion on 270 Park Avenue. Designed by Foster + Partners, 270 Park Avenue is a 423 metre supertall set to become the new global HQ of JP Morgan Chase bank. Sidewalks and landscaping next to the skyscraper will start soon. Meanwhile additional facade panels on the two two tiers of the eastern and western elevations is almost complete. LED testing for the crown will start soon. Image credit: @mchlanglo793 Michael Young.

Latest progress by Suffolk Construction on 520 Fifth Ave. A residential supertall skyscraper under construction in Manhattan. ✔️ 520 Fifth Avenue is an 88-story residential supertall skyscraper under construction in Midtown, Manhattan. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and developed by Rabina. The 1,002ft tower has already topped out. The facade installation is now just a few floors away from the rooftop and interiors are starting to get underway Completion is due in 2026.

A stunning new rendering has been revealed for 100 Gold Street, a proposed residential skyscraper set to transform Manhattan's skyline. 💛 Designed by FXCollaborative, this skyscraper is part of Mayor Eric Adam's Manhattan Plan, aiming to deliver 100,000 new housing units over the next decade. Once completed, 100 Gold Street will stand as one of the neighborhood's tallest residential landmark, alongside Financial District icons like 125 Greenwich Street, 30 Park Place, and 130 William Street.

Join us at New York's biggest Festival of Construction on March 12-13 at the Javits Center💥 Get ready for an unforgettable 2-day event featuring: 🎤 500+ world-class speakers across 14 conference tracks & AIA accredited workshops 🥂 More exclusive networking events than ever before to grow your connections and exchange business cards 💡 New conference tracks including International Business, Tall Buildings & Skyscrapers and more 🍴 Tasty samples along the Food & Drinks trail 🤝🏼 500+ exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge solutions and products transforming the industry 🎟️ 40,000+ registered visitors from contractors, architects, civil engineers, realtors, developers, government and construction professionals And so much more.. Don't miss out and register your complimentary tickets here to join your community at New York Build!

Completion is in sight for 270 Park Avenue, JP Morgan Chase's 1,389 foot supertall headquarters🙌🏽 Designed by Fosters + Partners, it's set to be New York's tallest all-electric tower and will be 100% powered by renewable energy. In addition to operating on net zero carbon emissions, the building will incorporate AI and intelligent building technology to predict, respond and adapt to energy needs. The project is the first under New York City's Midtown East Rezoning plan and is expected to be completed towards the end of 2025.

We've got some truly incredible speakers lined up for you at New York Build Expo, March 12-13, Javits Center💥 Our experts come from New York's leading contractors, architects, developers, engineers, government and more. Join any of their sessions for no-cost and learn about the latest trends across 14 conference tracks including sustainability, AI & digital construction, architecture & design, tall buildings & skyscrapers.

Latest progress on 520 Fifth Avenue. The slender 1000ft supertall. 💎 Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, 520 Fifth Avenue is a 1002ft mixed-use supertall on the corner of 43rd Street and Fifth Avenue. The tower which topped out in October is the second tallest on Fifth Avenue after the Empire State Building. Its arches are made out of glazed terra-cotta on the lower floors, with painted aluminum and bronze extrusions on higher floors. The tower has office space on the ninth to 34th floors with 100 residences between the 42nd and 80th floors. Suffolk are the general contractor. Completion is due in 2026. Image credit: Michael Young.

Get ready to network at New York Build (March 12-13, Javits Center), the largest construction and design show for New York! 🤝🏼 The show attracts 40,000 contractors, architects, developers, owners, engineers, government representatives, and much more. With over 500 exhibitors, 500 world class speakers, and endless networking opportunities under one roof - there's never been a better place to do business. Register now to grow your connections and be a part of New York's largest AEC community!

New York City’s ever-evolving skyline will soon welcome THE 74, a 32-story residential tower designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners. 💙 Inspired by New York’s Art Deco landmark buildings, the tower features white terracotta and bronze and aluminum framed windows. The building’s design was created to capture light in a unique way throughout the day. Most of the wavy terracotta façade panels have been installed across the southern and western elevations on the luxury condo building. The team anticipate a Summer 2025 completion date.