LPC Moves Closer to Designating Four Historic Districts in Sunset Park
The commissioners were unanimous in their decision to calendar Sunset Park North, Central Sunset Park, Sunset Park 50th Street and Sunset Park South.
LPC Will Consider Four Separate Historic Districts in Sunset Park
The commission will consider calendaring four historic districts in Sunset Park: Sunset Park North, Central Sunset Park, Sunset Park 50th Street and Sunset Park South.
LPC Approves Sky Bridge From New Construction to Landmarked Church in Williamsburg
But the approval came with some trepidation about the finances of the project and the relationship between the church and the crooked, twisting residential building rising next to it.
LPC Asks for Small Refinements to Addition to Romanesque Revival Building in Brooklyn Heights
Commissioners told the architects and developers behind a planned hotel on Remsen Street to come back and try again, with a vote of no action.
Developer Wants to Use Landmarked Church’s Air Rights to Build Bigger, Jagged Building in ‘Burg
The building, already under construction, will stand next to the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, which is an individual landmark.
Brooklyn Gains New Landmarks in 2018
As the year comes to a close, we take a look back at the Brooklyn buildings considered significant enough to merit designation by the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 2018.
After a Year-Long Debate, Landmarks Preservation Commission Votes in Favor of Rules Changes
Commissioners at the Landmarks Preservation Commission have voted in favor of an initially controversial proposal to change the rules under which the agency operates.
Public Mostly in Favor of Revised LPC Rules Changes, But Think More Work Can Still Be Done
Unlike at the last hearing, those who testified were generally in favor of the proposed changes.
LPC Agrees With Public That Garage at Stuyvesant Mansion in Bed Stuy Shouldn’t Be Demolished
At an LPC hearing Tuesday afternoon, both the public and the commissioners were unanimous in their criticism of plans to build a five-story apartment building in the backyard of a prominent Bed Stuy landmark.
Public Will Get Say on Landmark’s Controversial Revised Rules Changes After All
After nearly a year of heated debate between preservationists and the Landmarks Preservation Commission over a controversial proposal to change the rules under which the agency operates, the LPC announced they will hold another public hearing on the matter on October 16.
