Rallying to save the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center earlier this year. More than 60 years ago, NYC passed its landmarks law to ensure our city’s architecturally and historically significant buildings ...

Co-Sponsored by The City Club of New York New York City builds a lot, but does it build well? And who, if anyone, is ...

Every September, temperatures begin to drop, summer greens start the slow shift to orange and yellow, and our streets feel a bit fuller as students return to school. But schools have been part of our ...

In 1968, artist and longtime Greenwich Village resident Isamu Noguchi installed his sculpture Red Cube in front of 140 Broadway, a splash of bright crimson in an often dark skyscraper canyon of lower ...

The crisp chill of autumn hasn’t arrived quite yet, but as summer winds down and New York begins its slow transition into sweater weather, we have a full slate of programs exploring the people, places ...

NYC voters approved ballot measures 2, 3, and 4, which permanently hand unilateral decision-making authority to the Mayor on an incredibly broad range of land use decisions, removing the City Council ...

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The church tower was built in 1847 and the nave in 1870 to the designs of renowned architect Napoleon LeBrun. At the time of demolition in 2005 to make way for NYU’s Founder’s Hall, it was one of the ...

We were joined by scores of parishioners, neighbors, preservationists, City Councilmember Harvey Epstein, and the East Village Community Coalition and Lower East Side Preservation Initiative for a ...