The Department of Buildings is looking very closely at buildings that might not be complying with FISP guidelines.
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Your Building May Be Taller Than You Think
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Done and Done: Tackling Two Projects at Once
Two projects can share a sidewalk shed – saving everyone money and time.
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Board President Diane Drey Wrote the Book on FISP – Literally
When boards don't know about a topic, they should educate themselves. Diane Drey took that philosophy one step further.
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Robots to the Rescue
Robots can detect flaws in facades than the human eye.
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FISP and the Fixed-Income Dilemma
City's demands outpace elderly residents' resources.
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Keeping You in The FISP Loop
Changes are coming to facade-inspection rules.
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The Tragedy That Changed the Face of the City
Lori Gold is a woman on a mission.
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Enclosed Balconies: Permits Not Required
The Department of Buildings (DOB) has formalized regulations for enclosed balconies and terraces.
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The Facts About FISP
Why are professionals upset about new LL11 regulations?
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