Landmarks

The recipients include buildings like the Cartier Mansion and the Met Breuer.

The property at 21-42 44th Dr. has been halfway dismantled by construction crews.

The plan must now be approved by the Department of Buildings to move forward.

The terra cotta-covered facade in Woodside is the latest site that preservationists want to save.

The owner of the property is doing renovations at the site to combine it with a building next door.

The list is intended to safeguard historic buildings as officials look at how to redevelop Midtown East.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated St. Michael's Episcopal Church a landmark Tuesday.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to designate the sign Tuesday.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission's packed calendar renders CB7's vote irrelevant, the board said.

The Coignet Building on Third Avenue and Third Street is on the market for $5 million.

Preservationists have been asking the city to landmark the gay bar, but the state beat them to it.

The DOB issued a violation to the owners for doing work without a permit, a spokesman said.

Residents started a campaign last week to preserve the property on 44th Drive from demolition.

The developer withdrew plans to convert a historic church into condos, according to sources.

The Immaculate Conception Church in Melrose has moved one step closer to becoming a landmark.