April 21st at the Museum of the City of New York, the exciting exhibition Saving Place: Fifty Years of NYC Landmarks will open. A talk with the curators.
Documentary "Treasures of New York: The Landmarks Preservation Movement" will air on Thirteen and WLIW21 celebrating 50th Anniversary of NYC Landmark Law
The Long Island City clock tower, the tallest skyscraper in Queens for 66 years may be demolished following a building sale while campaign continues to save it
The Frick Collection's plans to build a new six-story addition that will replace its viewing garden and pavilion has stirred up protest in the preservation community.
New book reflects on James Polshek, prolific architect of Brooklyn Museum, Seamen's Church Institute, and Rose Center at American Museum of Natural History
The Prince George Hotel, referred to as "hell's embassy in manhattan" in the '80s, is now a triumphant example of affordable housing and architectural preservation.
There are many struggles for preservation in NYC and Curbed NY compiled a map of 10 of the current most intense struggles–from the RIzzoli Bookstore to the Four Seasons
A look at PIcasso's tapestry, "Le Tricorne" at the Four Seasons Hotel and Restaurant in NYC, currently the subject of a preservation controversy.
After nearly 30 years at its current location, the beloved New York bookstore Rizzoli is threatened with eviction once again.
The O'Toole Medical Services Building of St. Vincent's Hospital in Greenwich Village will be reused as a medical facility again by North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System.