The Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved changes to streamline approval processes for altering historic buildings in NYC, including energy-efficient upgrades, without full commission votes. Part of Mayor Eric Adams' initiative, the changes aim to expedite reviews, benefitting property owners and climate goals.
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Energy Upgrades: A Break for Landmarked Buildings
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A Slice of History in Sunset Park
Sarah Moffitt talks about her historic building and take-charge attitude.
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Cashing in on History
Cooperatives and tax breaks: the past recaptured with a profit.
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Constraints of History
Or, why a simple window replacement job ballooned to over $500,000.
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Renovation Rx
It was trouble in paradise, a classic case of balancing differing needs, of responding to the requests of the new with the concerns of the old. And the board was caught right in the middle.
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Managing the Landmarks Process
Capital Projects
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The Price of History
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