A 32-story apartment tower in Manhattan has been halted in its tracks due to a stop-work order issued by inspectors, following a recent incident where the former Pfizer headquarters building buckled. The sudden collapse of the 19th-century building has raised concerns about the structural integrity of nearby constructions, sparking a wave of safety sweeps in the area. Inspectors are now scrutinizing the planned apartment tower, located in the heart of Manhattan, to ensure that it meets stringent safety standards. The stop-work order is a significant setback for the project, which was expected to bring much-needed housing to the densely populated borough.
Inspectors issue stop-work order at planned 32-story apartment tower in Manhattan, carrying out safety sweeps after former Pfizer headquarters building buckled.
