
12/11/09 | Yale Daily News
One year after the groundbreaking of the 360 State Street development, architects, developers and local leaders met at the construction site Friday to celebrate the completion of the building's main structure - a completion that came both under budget and ahead of schedule, according to developer Bruce Becker ARC '85 SOM '85.
12/07/09 | Connecticut Business News Journal
A mixed development bag, but hope springs eternal for 2010
10/21/09 | The New Haven Register
NEW HAVEN - The New Haven skyline is quickly changing, and Suffolk construction Tuesday "jumped" the crane at the 360 State Street project to help finish the job on the tall apartment complex seen easily from throughout the city.
10/21/09 | New Haven Independent
On a day when construction at 360 State reached new heights, architect Bruce Becker dropped some hints about what's in store back on the ground.
10/20/09 | Hartford Courant
NEW HAVEN - Never mind that developer Bruce Becker is erecting a 31-story apartment tower downtown. People here want to know which grocery store he'll find for the ground floor.
10/19/09 | Yale Daily News
At the 360 State development downtown, construction workers have been adding one and a half stories per day.
"So far, we're lucky to have stayed on time and on budget," said Ed Janus, operations manager of the $190 million project.
View Main Story10/17/09 | National Building Museum
Cars. We imagine them always in motion, but they spend most of their time at rest.
We have all spent time in parking garages, but we rarely stop to think about what they have meant for our cities and ourselves.
View Main Story09/16/09 | Yale Daily News
After a yearlong search and a snub from Whole Foods, downtown New Haven's first grocery store will open shop at 360 State St.
06/18/09 | New Haven Independent
Thanks to a last-minute windfall from state lawmakers, a developer said he'll reach for a higher environmental standard on his downtown high-rise.
06/01/09 | New York Construction Magazine
Developers along with Connecticut and New Haven officials broke ground in December on a $180-million, 32-story, mixed-use tower on a long-underutilized site in New Haven's central business district.
03/24/09 | The New York Times
NEW HAVEN - The corner of State and Chapel Streets was a dead spot in the central retail corridor here when economic development officials began soliciting proposals for the site in August 2006. Once home to a department store, the partially paved lot had been vacant for decades, contributing nothing but parking.
12/19/08 | New England Real Estate Journal
New Haven, CT Representatives from construction management firm Suffolk Construction Company, Inc., investor and financier Multi-Employer Property Trust (MEPT), and developer and architect Becker + Becker joined representatives of the state of Connecticut and mayor John DeStefano, Jr. to celebrate the official groundbreaking for 360 State St., the $180 million redevelopment of the former Shartenberg department store site.
12/02/08 | Yale Daily News
If Monday's sunshine and warm weather are any indicator, 360 State, the mixed-use development project in downtown New Haven, has a bright future.
11/06/08 | Yale Daily News
Developers broke ground on the 32-story building at 360 State late September; now, they are trying to avoid broken spirits.
05/01/08 | New Haven Independent
Construction equipment has rolled in, and downtown's biggest development project in years is moving forward with a new name.
05/01/07 | CT Business Magazine
A $160 million mixed-use project in New Haven is set to transform a strategically located surface parking lot into an environmentally friendly model for spurring urban vitality.
04/13/07 | New Haven Independent
Mayor John DeStefano declared a "new phase" of downtown development - from renovating old buildings to filling in empty spaces - as he and a builder unveiled a scaled-down version of plans for a new complex of apartments, offices and stores at the old "Shartenberg site" at Orange, State and Chapel.
02/14/07 | Yale Daily News
In a move that could alter the New Haven skyline for decades to come, city officials announced plans Tuesday to build a 32-story tower and nearly 500,000 square feet of apartments at the corner of State and Chapel streets.