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.
Everything You Need to Know About Restoring or Replacing Windows in a Brownstone
Tall, narrow windows are one of the defining characteristics of a brownstone, and for some lucky homeowners, the century-old wood windows remain intact.
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.
After Outcry, Mayor Appoints Preservationist as New Chair of Landmarks Preservation Commission
Preservation groups and others were unanimous in their praise for the appointment of Sarah Carroll, a longtime LPC staff member, as head of the agency.
Will the LPC Allow a 14-Story Hotel to Replace a Historic Building in Brooklyn Heights?
A developer is planning a 14-story hotel at 186 Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights, known as the Franklin Building, but needs approval from the LPC.
Locals Win Landmark Status for Two President Street Buildings in Carroll Gardens
This morning the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to designate two properties on President Street in Carroll Gardens.
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.
Work Almost Complete at Brooklyn Heights Wood Frame House After Loss of Original Walls
The construction fence around a rare Federal-era wood frame house in Brooklyn Heights came down briefly this week, revealing the transformation of the building is nearly complete.
Everybody Wants Two Carroll Gardens Buildings to Be Landmarked, Except for the Owner
At an LPC hearing Tuesday, a representative for the owner of one of two buildings being proposed for landmarking accused supporters of acting in bad faith.
Landmarks Extends Boerum Hill Historic District, Includes Quaint Row of Shops on Atlantic Avenue
This morning the Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously voted in favor of a proposed extension to the Boerum Hill Historic District.
