10 East 82nd
A rowhouse built in 1888-89 and altered in the neo-Federal style by Bradley Delahanty in 1924. Application is to alter the front façade, construct rooftop and rear yard additions, and excavate beneath the cellar and rear yard.
78 East 79th
A Queen Anne style rowhouse designed by James E. Ware and built in 1883-84 with stoop removed in 1926. Application is to create an enclosed areaway.
23 East 92nd Street
A Renaissance Revival style rowhouse designed by A.B. Ogden & Son and built in 1889-1890. Application is to construct a rear yard addition and reconstruct the top floor of the rear façade.
15 East 88th Street
A neo-Federal style townhouse designed by Delano and Aldrich and built in 1920-22. Application is to replace windows.
128 East 73rd Street
Two rowhouses built in 1879-80 and subsequently combined and altered in a neo-Georgian style, designed by A. Wallace McCrea and built in 1928. Application is to legalize cladding the rear façade and constructing a raised roof and parapet without Landmarks Preservation Commission permit(s).
1060 Fifth Avenue
A neo-Renaissance style apartment building designed by J. E. R. Carpenter and built in 1927-28. Application is to alter masonry openings and install a new window.
809 Madison Avenue
A neo-Renaissance style apartment building designed by F.B. and A. Ware and built in 1924- 25. Application is to construct additions, modify and create window openings, and replace windows.
New Upper East Side Individual and Interior Landmark!
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) unanimously voted to designate the (Former) Whitney Museum of American Art building at 945 Madison Avenue as both an Individual and Interior Landmark.
157 East 78th Street
A vernacular rowhouse with Italianate style influences built in 1861 and later altered. Application is to replace windows, alter the front facade, and construct a rear yard addition.