NYC Landmarks

What it does

Provide an address, BBL, or BIN and find out if the property is individually landmarked, in a historic district, or not designated. The skill queries PLUTO for address resolution and the LPC Building Database for designation details — including LP number, architect, style, and designation date. If the property is designated, it notes that exterior alterations require an LPC Certificate of Appropriateness before a DOB permit can be filed.

Data sources

Source	Dataset ID	What it provides
PLUTO	64uk-42ks	Address resolution, BBL/BIN, histdist field
LPC Building Database	7mgd-s57w	Landmark name, LP number, designation date, type, style, architect, historic district

Key fields returned

• Status — Landmarked / In Historic District / Not Designated
• LP Number and designation date
• Building type — Individual, Interior, or Historic District
• Style and Architect from the LPC database
• Historic district name (from LPC or PLUTO histdist field)
• Permit implications — LPC Certificate of Appropriateness requirements

Sample output

Generated from: /nyc-landmarks 120 Broadway, Manhattan

## Landmark Status — 120 Broadway, Manhattan

**Status: NOT DESIGNATED**

No individual landmark designation found for this property.
No historic district designation found.

| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| BBL | 1-00077-0001 |
| BIN | 1001389 |
| PLUTO histdist | (none) |
| Nearest Historic District | Fulton–Nassau Historic District (adjacent) |

**Note:** While not landmarked, 120 Broadway (the Equitable Building, 1915) is adjacent to the Fulton–Nassau Historic District. Environmental review (CEQR/SEQRA) may still trigger LPC consultation for projects affecting the setting of nearby landmarks.

Source: [LPC Building Database](https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/LPC-Individual-Landmark-and-Historic-District-Buil/7mgd-s57w)