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Philadelphia Industrial Site Projects Take Different Paths

ENR Construction

Former naval shipyard plans next construction phase but site remediation and legal issues dog planned revamp of one-time Gulf Oil refinery.

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$2.5B Development Plan Launched At Philadelphia Navy Yard

Business Facilities

Development Plan Launched At Philadelphia Navy Yard at BusinessFacilities.com. Upon completion of the $400M phase one, PIDC and Ensemble/Mosaic will have created one million square feet of life sciences space.

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Housing, Industrialized: Designing for Off-Site

Pro Builder

Builders Volumetric Building Companies' Vaughan Buckley on Restarting a Former Katerra Factory “Design casts the biggest shadow in the whole process,” says Sara Logan, AIA, VP of design and Volumetric Building Companies , a vertically integrated modular provider based in Philadelphia. Photo: Jeff A.

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$10 million Green Roof, photovoltaic, and air handling unit replacement project

Constructonomics

I’m looking to assemble a team consisting of an architect and CM and possibly a mechanical and roofing firm for proposal on a federally funded upgrade project in Philadelphia, PA. These renovations will be performed on two federal buildings in Philadelphia. . Bids will be collected December 30, 2009. .

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FYI – Pro Labor Is Not Necessarily Pro Union

Constructonomics

I’ve occasionally dansed around the issue of construction labor unions on this site, but of course I have not taken any definitive stance on one side or the other. However, Philadelphia stands as what some people call the last real union town. The Mob) as it used to be, but still strongly influenced, especially in Philadelphia.

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Building collapse prompts legislation to beef up demolition regulations in Philadelphia

BD+C

Philadelphia City Council will introduce legislation next month to strengthen the regulation of building demolition practices. The action was spurred by a June 5 building collapse at 22d and Market Streets that killed six people and injured 14. read more.

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Philadelphia councilmen move to crack down on contractors working without licenses, permits

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Two Philadelphia city councilmen are trying to crack down on the "underground economy" of developers and contractors who work without licenses and permits, pay cash under the table, and operate unsafe job sites. The councilmen introduced a bill to beef up construction regulations. million and $7.4 read more.