Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Critics complain the plan to repave the circle on the Cherry Hill concourse would make it look like a parking lot.

The developer who purchased the 1825 building confirmed that preserving the structure wouldn't be feasible.

The chair of the landmarks committee said a Community Board 9 letter backing the addition was not properly approved.

The Landmarks Commission approved a slew of changes to the former Manufacturers Trust Bank building.

The Borders at 100 Broadway closed, but the 12-foot-tall sign remains.

The new five-story building at 187 Franklin St. has a curvy facade that was once viewed as looking out of place

The owner of 35 Cooper Square has agreed to a sit-down with advocates pushing to save the 1825 building.

City officials want to hear proposals on how to redevelop the landmarked structure, which was built in Harlem in 1889.

Some property owners want to be left out of the historic district because it would cost them too much money.

The 30-year-old Japan Society building, in Turtle Bay, became the city's youngest building to become a landmark Tuesday.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted Tuesday to landmark the playhouse at 466 Grand St.

A hearing on the proposed West End Avenue historic district will be held Tuesday.

The church wants to add an elevator to aid its aging congregation.

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

The eight-story hotel at 71 Reade Street replaces a historic building that collapsed in April 2009.