Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The owner of a building in the Chelsea Historic District hopes to add a penthouse and rear extension.

Members of CB4 are calling for greater "transparency" from the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.

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

Plans for residential development units on Halsey near Stuyvesant Ave. were rejected by a local board.

The LPC voted unanimously to grant landmark status to interior areas of the "iconic" Park Avenue hotel.

As the hotel closes for three years of renovations, we trace its history over more than a century.

The proposal doesn't mesh well with the building's turn-of-the century building, residents say.

Preservationists criticized the design as resembling "a chain motel."

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

A judge is hearing arguments in a suit brought against the project that foes say was wrongly approved.

A group of locals took their fight against the redevelopment of Gansevoort Street to court.

The historic bank buildings at 181 Montague St. and 185 Montague St. are now landmarks.

The city granted landmark status to the flashy, mirror-covered interior of the Ambassador Grill.

The space's interior changes must be approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The LPC is developing a "designation and regulatory framework" that won't hinder Con Ed's operations.