Andrew Berman

West Side residents urged Trinity Real Estate to change their designs for Hudson Square.

The plan would give affordable housing funds to the Fulton Houses and will protect the building's facade.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to secure the new historict district despite protests.

Advocates said getting affordable housing in exchange for the expansion is not worth it.

The commission unanimously voted to approve the "refined and improved proposal."

Advocates want to save Adam Horovitz's former home, which previously served as a gay meeting hall.

SculptureCenter in Long Island City, will also be getting an expanded bookshop and new lobby.

The City Council approved a controversial NYU expansion plan after throwing 100 critics out.

The plans needs heavy modifications before it can go forward, the Manhattan Borough President said.

The City Council's land-use committee approved a modified expansion plan for New York University.

Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz's former home at 186 Spring St. is slated for demolition.

If approved the district would protect about 330 buildings in the area.

Modifications to the plan eliminate a planned hotel, remove commercial space and reduce building heights.

A new commemorative program is planning to afix plaques to local historical buildings.

The 1903 building on East 5th Street was designated a city landmark on Tuesday.