Landmarks

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

The City Council is considering a new law that would water down landmarking rules, preservationists say.

Forty historic sites selected to receive a portion of a $3 million preservation grant. 

Debris from the roof of a mansion David Schwimmer is building injured a man on Tuesday.

Four homes on Spring Street and Dominick Street built in the early 19th century are now landmarks.

A beachside community in Far Rockaway is welcoming newcomers who are restoring its historic bungalows.

The public will have its final chance to weigh in on a plan to landmark more than 800 Upper West Side buildings, as the Landmarks Preservation Commission holds its last public hearing Tuesday.

Hotel Chelsea residents have hired a team to assess any potential health hazards of the renovation to the landmark hotel.

The public will have the opportunity to peek inside several buildings this weekend, from the fashionable to the controversial.

Residents on East 69th Street are outraged over MTA plans to add subway entrances for the overcrowded 68th Street station on the Lexington Avenue line on their landmarked block.

An architect showed plans for two luxury residences on properties sold off by the General Theological Seminary.

Community Board 8 voted Wednesday to approve a plan for a Hellgate Hill historic district, but landowners there are split.

Preservationists have expressed concern that the new rules will give communities less say.

The city began monitoring an additional 500 Midtown surveillance cameras Monday, bringing the total to 1,159.

The city Landmarks Preservation Commission won't decide the historic building's future until next month.