Architecture

The $24.8 million renovation will add food and retail spaces as the state upgrades the 106-year-old train station.

Tecton Architects will retain its name, leadership and workforce as the Hartford firm joins a growing national firm.

A Westport developer's $19 million conversion of the former Stanley Black & Decker headquarters in New Britain into 115 apartments is nearly complete, with leasing picking up as the project overcomes years of financing hurdles.

The challenge companies are facing is how to differentiate themselves aside from compensation.

At 50, SLAM names Kevin Herrick president as growth is fueled in part by shifting economics in college athletics.

President and CEO Carolyn Stanworth will retire at the end of 2026 after 27 years with the company.

Bloomfield-based health insurer The Cigna Group said Tuesday that President and Chief Operating Officer Brian Evanko will succeed David M. Cordani as chief executive officer, effective July 1, 2026.

West Hartford developer Matthew Haubrich is proposing a rare 19-house subdivision in East Hartford priced between $400,000 and $500,000, aiming to fill a widening gap as entry-level single-family homes become increasingly scarce in Connecticut's housing market.

A historic mill building in Manchester will be transformed into a craft brewery and taproom after the Planning and Zoning Commission approved the project on Feb. 2.

Hartford-based Amenta Emma Architects co-founder Anthony 'Tony' Amenta will retire Feb. 13 after four decades leading the firm he established with Robert Emma in 1985.