Well Done, Mr. Tierney
Robert Tierney stepped down the other day after serving 11 years as chairman of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Robert Tierney
Robert Tierney is an esteemed urban planner and preservationist, best known for his tenure as the Chairman of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission from 2002 to 2014. During his leadership, Tierney oversaw the designation of numerous historic landmarks and districts, helping to preserve the architectural and cultural heritage of New York City. His work has been instrumental in promoting the importance of historic preservation in urban development. Tierney continues to be active in the field, advocating for sustainable preservation practices and contributing to various preservation organizations.
News About Robert Tierney
Civic Pride: Landmarks Considers Five Historic Firehouses, Push to Preserve Municipal Architecture
Usually firemen are rushing into other peoples’ homes to rescue them. Yesterday, the Landmarks Preservation Commission was the savior, going
Market Ready: Landmarks Commission Approves Brooklyn Municipal Building Shops, Insisting It’s Pro-Business
The Landmarks Preservation Commission has been on the defensive of late, fighting off claims from the real estate industry that
