The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced the winners of the 2021 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Landmarks Preservation Commission
The Legendary “St. Patrick’s Of Harlem” The Church Of All Saints In Harlem NY 1883 –
The Church of All Saints is a historic Roman Catholic parish church
LPC Releases Enhanced Version Of Discover NYC Landmarks Map As Part Of #LOVENYCLANDMARKS Initiative
Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) released an enhanced beta version of the Discover NYC Landmarks map. Continue Reading →
The Landmarks Preservation Commission Turns 55, Check Out Their New Story Map
Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) announced the launch of Fifty-Five Years of LPC of work from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
LPC Launches New Permit Application Guide And Forms To Make It Easier To Quickly Obtain A Permit
Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) launched an updated edition of the Permit Application Guide, now named the LPC Permit Guidebook: How to Get Staff-Level Approvals.
Copper Dome Proposed For St. John The Divine Heads To Landmarks For Approval
This week New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission will consider proposals to help preserve and rehabilitate the massive, vaulted dome ceiling of The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. Continue Reading →
New Dance Theater Of Harlem Building Has Affordable Units In Hamilton Heights
This affordable housing at 847 Saint Nicholas Avenue lottery checks all the boxes reports 6sqft. Continue Reading →
Uptown Enclave Of Early 20th-Century Homes Is NYC’s Newest Historic District
Great article by NY Curbed writes that things are set to change in Inwood after the “last affordable neighborhood” in Manhattan was recently rezoned, but for what it’s worth, some things will remain the same. Continue Reading →
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