New York Landmark Preservation Commission

Rendering of 61 Rivington Street - Issac & Stern Architects / Picksell Studio

Residential Transformation Revealed for Classical Revival Library at 61 Rivington Street in Chinatown, Manhattan

7:30 am on February 12, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

Issac & Stern Architects and Picksell Studio are working with developer Horizon Group to transform a three-story Classical Revival style building in Chinatown, Manhattan. New renderings of the project offer a first look at the ongoing residential redevelopment located at 61 Rivington Street. The original structure was completed around 1903 and served as a downtown branch of The New York Public Library. The base of the building incorporates horizontally scored masonry that transitions into red brick at the second and third floors.

Updated rendering of the Fulton Ferry Landing Pier - Starling Architects

Starling Architecture Returns With New Renderings Of A Waterfront Venue In Brooklyn Bridge Park

7:30 am on February 8, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) will again review proposals to construct a new seasonal venue space on the Fulton Ferry Landing Pier in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The project was originally proposed at a hearing in April 2019, where LPC expressed concerns that the building would obstruct views of the surrounding historic waterfront and downtown Manhattan. The design team, led by Starling Architecture, was also asked to replace the white exterior elements with with brown and other dark colors.

Rending of 3 Ninth Avenue - Atmosphere Design Group

Loro Piana Seeks Approvals for Renovations at 3 Ninth Avenue in the Meatpacking District

7:30 am on February 6, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Landmarks Preservation Commission recently reviewed applications for an exterior renovation of a 19th century rowhouse and stable building in Manhattan’s historic Meatpacking District. The neighboring structures are located at 49 and 51 Gansevoort Street and will serve as a flagship location for luxury retailer Loro Piana. Together, the properties will share the address 3 Ninth Avenue.

Rendering of Terminal Warehouse at 11th Avenue (Credit: COOKFOX)

LPC Approves Major Restoration Plan For Terminal Warehouse in Chelsea

7:30 am on January 25, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

L & L Holding Company and Normandy Real Estate Partners will soon begin a large-scale renovation and revitalization of the historic Terminal Warehouse following unanimous approval by the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission. Designed in collaboration by COOKFOX Architects, the 1.2 million-square-foot facility located at 261 Eleventh Avenue in West Chelsea will be redeveloped to support a mix of office space, retail tenants, and restaurants.

Rendering of proposed renovations to Rockefeller Plaza - Tishman Speyer / Gabellini Sheppard Associates

Tishman Speyer and Gabellini Sheppard Associates Reimagine Rockefeller Plaza

8:00 am on January 16, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

In an exciting reveal, Tishman Speyer has appealed to the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) for approvals to update Rockefeller Plaza, one of New York’s most iconic public spaces. Renderings from Gabellini Sheppard Associates offer a first look at the many changes the team has proposed.

Rendering of 81 Beaver Street - DXA Studio

Renderings Revealed of Proposed Transformation for William Ulmer Brewery in Bushwick, Brooklyn

7:30 am on January 15, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

The Landmarks Preservation Commission is reviewing proposals to renovate the William Ulmer Brewery at 71-83 Beaver Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn. As envisioned by DXA Studio, the building’s façade would receive a major facelift with interiors repurpose for retail and office use.

Existing structure at 16 East 16th Street (left) and rendering of proposed structure (right) - BKSK Architects

Landmarks Preservation Commission Reviews Proposals for New Hotel at 16 East 16th Street in Union Square

7:30 am on January 9, 2020 By Sebastian Morris

New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) will decide the fate of a new nine-story hotel to be constructed within the historic Margaret Louisa Home in Manhattan. The existing six-story structure at 16 East 16th Street was completed in 1891 and included 78 bedrooms, parlor and reception rooms, private dining areas, a public restaurant, and laundry facilities for over 100 women who lived in the building.

Rendering of 11 Hubert Street - E Cobb Architects

E Cobb Architects Presents Updated Design for Tribeca Mega-Mansion at 11 Hubert Street

7:30 am on December 6, 2019 By Sebastian Morris

E Cobb Architects has presented updated designs for a sprawling private residence at 11 Hubert Street in the Tribeca West Historic District to the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission for approval. The private client commissioned the firm to reimagine designs originally completed by architects Maya Lin and William Bialosky.

Rendering of the Women's Rights Monument in Central Park - Monumental Women

Plans For Central Park’s Women’s Rights Monument Returns to the Landmarks Preservation Commission

7:00 am on December 3, 2019 By Sebastian Morris

In October, the city’s Public Design Commission voted to erect a large monument within Central Park honoring Sojourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton as pioneers in support of women’s rights. The project team now returns to the Landmark Preservation Commission to request the removal of seven benches immediately in front of the monument and newly revealed text honoring the three historic figures.

Updated Renderings of 31 Lispenard Street - GF55 Partners

GF55 Partners Releases Updated Renderings of 31 Lispenard Street in TriBeCa

7:30 am on October 31, 2019 By Sebastian Morris

GF55 Partners and Urban Standard Capital have revealed detailed renderings of both interior and exterior components of 31 Lispenard Street in Tribeca. The project team first appeared before the Landmarks Preservation Commission to facilitate construction of the seven-story building located on the corner of Church and Lispenard Streets. If approved, the structure is expected to comprise 12,603 square feet. This includes ground-floor retail spanning 1,031 square feet and 10,362 square feet of residential area above.

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