Public Build

Governments are building the future.

Public Build tells the story of the things that state and local government builds. It is GOVERNINGís gallery of galleries of public works. They move us and keep the economy rolling - roads, bridges, railroads and ports (sea, air, space). They make modern life possible, including the electrical and communication grids, canals and pipelines. They are the libraries, schools and other buildings plus parks, beaches and public squares that help make communities better places to work, live and raise a family. They are as modest as a trolley car or as majestic as the Hoover Dam. They date from depression-era WPA of last century and fresh ground breaking today. We welcome your feedback, photos, ideas and tips at mailbox@governing.com.

The 7,000-ton machine, named after Seattle's first female mayor, is digging a tunnel this summer to replace the city's iconic highway, the Alaskan Way Viaduct.

Indianapolis is converting its historic minor league ballpark into apartments.

2013 marks the centennial for New York City’s iconic Grand Central Terminal.


New York City's first and only water filtration plant will sit below a golf course in the Bronx.

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