OP-ED: The Scaffold Law is Crippling New York Construction—Albany Must Act!
Reforming the Scaffold Law is a smart, 21st-century step forward, for workers, taxpayers, and New York’s future.
Final Rule on Artwork for Temporary Protective Structures
This final rule is now in effect and applies to contractors, property owners, and construction managers across New York City.
Proposed Rule Update: Artwork on Temporary Protective Structures
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has introduced a proposed amendment to the rules governing artwork on temporary protective structures.
DOB Announces New Rules Relating to Retaining Walls
Failure to comply with these new regulations can result in significant fines and project delays. Staying ahead of these changes ensures regulatory compliance, safety, and cost control.
Key Updates to DOB Rules on GHG Emissions Limits Adjustments
The New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) has adopted important amendments to its rules governing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions limit adjustments under Local Law 97.
New NYC DOB Filing Fees for Energy and Emissions Compliance
The NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) has updated its rules to include new filing fees for energy efficiency and emissions compliance reporting under Local Law 97.
New GHG Emissions Rule & Compliance Updates
DOB has amended rules to support compliance with Local Law 97, a critical step toward achieving the city's GHG emissions reduction goals.
Key Updates to NYC Building Energy Efficiency Rules
The updated regulations outline the necessary certifications required for professionals conducting these audits and set forth requirements for the submission of Energy Efficiency Reports (EERs).
DOB’s Innovation Review Board (IRB) Still Accepting New Applications
The Innovation Review Board (IRB) aims to evaluate and leverage new technologies for their potential use in the city's construction and development sectors...
How DOB’s New Definition of ‘Major Building’ Will Impact Your Jobsite
By now, you're probably aware that beginning December 11, 2024, the definition of a 'major building' is set to change. What you might not be aware of, however, is exactly how this change will affect future projects in New York City...