Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation

Pyramid Club building included in new study area for future East Village Historic District.

The Mars bar will be razed under a project to redevelop the property as mixed-income housing.

The owners of the buildings were ordered to remove the plastic plant a year ago, said the GVSHP.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission is considering a large swath of the East Village for landmark status.

Advocates sat down with the site's developer to talk about possibly preserving the 1825 building.

Preservationists are making a last-ditch attempt to prevent the 1825 building at 35 Cooper Square from being demolished.

An illegal 30-foot antenna built atop an East 11th Street building is blocking neighbors' views.

The Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation wants the plan modified to keep historic trails.

Preservationists said NYU's renovation of the historic playhouse didn't maintain enough of the theater's original character.

Preservationists' attempted to landmark the two E. 4th St. properties to prevent the new owner from redeveloping them.

A group of preservationists and elected officials want to landmark the historic buildings to stave off planned alterations.

The Westbeth Artists Residents Council will give tours of the community studios and art as a fundraiser Nov. 14.

The City Council approved rezoning plans for the East and West Villages that will cap building heights.

NYU took another step toward constructing a tower that would reshape Greenwich Village's skyline.

Parishioners say landmarking would be a burden and that preservationists are just butting in.