All High-rise Articles
Straw Construction Group put one Raimondi MRT234 and one MRT294 onsite for an urban redevelopment project in Greater Toronto Area.
A 56-story residential tower is being erected in Burnaby as part of a development project.
Four Favelle Favco tower cranes are performing the lifting assignments on a fancy Manhattan skyscraper.
With the help of the latest methods and technology, high-rise construction projects are becoming more innovative
A sampling of tower crane jobsites around the country...
A Comansa LCL310 tops out on the 30-story Waterloo project in Austin.
Painted in Extreme Construction’s orange and black colors, the 125 K makes a statement on the skyline
McLaren Engineering’s construction engineering division used a crane to lift a crane to a rooftop at the iconic Tiffany & Co. building on Fifth Avenue in New York City.
A pair of Potain tower cranes helped construct one of the most advanced buildings in Costa Rica
The first electric Favelle Favco MK440E is helping to construct a new luxury condominium tower in downtown Brooklyn. D.Ann Shiffler reports from 22 stories.
A Maeda MC305 handles a roof-top take down.
Maxim teamed up with F.A. Wilhelm Construction for the new Hyatt House and Hyatt Place Hotel being constructed in Downtown Indianapolis.
Dismantling a tower crane damaged during Hurricane Irma required expert work by ALL Crane Rental of Florida.
General contractor Level 10 Construction is using a Wolff 700 B luffing jib tower crane to help construct the 244 metre 181 Fremont Street skyscraper in San Francisco, USA
Designs for final component of Manhattan landmark – 2 World Trade Center – revealed by Bjarke Ingels Group
USA-based Crane & Rigging has put new Potain tower cranes to work on tall building construction projects in New York City, New York, USA
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Roger & Sons Concrete recently constructed the tallest residential skyscraper in the world using a Potain MR 415 electric tower crane
The final spire section is hoisted to the top of the new Freedom Tower in New York City.
Special Report: Tall Buildings 2010, the third in KHL's series of Special Reports, is now available to buy via KHL's Information Store.
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