LPC Approves Revised Design for New Brick Townhouse on Middagh Street in Brooklyn Heights
A proposed new building on an empty part of a lot belonging to a clapboard house in the Brooklyn Hei...
Tag: Landmarks Preservation Commission
LPC Approves Development at Hebron School in Crown Heights Despite Local Opposition
A proposal to build a large-scale residential development on the site of the church-owned Hebron Sev...
Fort Greene Carriage House Design From Pritzker Prize-Winning Architect Gets LPC Approval
A proposal to restore an 1860s Italianate as well as construct a new, modern home designed by a Prit...
LPC Objects to ‘Demeaning’ Revamp Proposed for Fort Greene Park’s Spanish Memorial Plaque
At a virtual meeting yesterday afternoon, the Landmarks Preservation Commission castigated a Parks D...
LPC Requests Further Alterations to Revised Hebron Development Proposal in Crown Heights
LPC commissioners have asked the team behind a large-scale residential development on the site of th...
City Purchases Recently Landmarked Downtown Brooklyn Abolitionist Home for $3.2 Million
The recently landmarked abolitionist home at 227 Duffield Street in Downtown Brooklyn has been sold ...
LPC Asks Pritzker Prize-Winning Architect to Adjust Fort Greene Carriage House Design
Examples of modern architecture in historic districts are not unique. But is there such a thing as t...
New LPC Map Reveals Black History Through New York City Landmarks
Explore New York City’s Black history through its landmarked buildings and historic districts via ...
LPC Approves Row of ‘Brutalist’ Townhouses in Stuyvesant Heights Historic District
After being forced to return to the drawing board late last year, a proposal to construct four moder...
Fort Greene Residents File Suit Over LPC Approval of Tower With Expanded Brooklyn Music School
Dozens of Fort Greene locals sued the city’s Landmarks Preservation Committee on December 3 for gr...
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