Triangle Building News Today

Exhibit by more than 45 Alaska Natives at state museum features protector robes, MMIP Day preview.

Plan making broad and detailed proposals about all aspects of area gets OK from Planning Commission.

Designed for use with 3- to 10-metric-ton carrier machines, the attachment reduces the cost of removing onsite waste or importing hardcore to the site.

The new memorial, conceived by the Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition, was unveiled in Manhattan today.

Bringing older buildings back to a repurposed life is a growing trend in Baton Rouge—especially downtown and in Mid City.

Downtown Pittsburgh is a neighborhood of contrasts. Since the start of the pandemic, Western Pennsylvania’s busiest business district has seen tens of thousands of workers disappear as many companies have shifted to remote work, but it has gained thousands of residents. Violent crime arrests Downtown are dropping, but shootings and

Pittsburgh’s office vacancy rate grew worse in the first quarter of 2023. And it likely will continue to do so for years, finds a new analysis by the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy. “It doesn’t appear the upward trend is going to change anytime soon,” concludes Frank Gamrat, executive director

Pittsburgh’s office vacancy rate grew worse in the first quarter of 2023. And it likely will continue to do so for years, finds a new analysis by the Allegheny Institute

Pittsburgh’s Urban Redevelopment Authority is awarding its first loan from a program that aims to help developers create affordable housing in vacant Downtown office space. Last week, the URA board unanimously approved providing a $300,000, 0% interest loan to Hullett Development Triangle to help it convert unused space in the

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