The one where the Landmarks subcommittee took up the only publicly accessible Paul Rudolph interior in NYC
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Chair Kamillah Hanks ran a quiet but consequential landmarks docket. The headliner: the Landmarks Preservation Commission's interior designation of architect Paul Rudolph's apartment duplex at 246 East 58th Street in Manhattan, home of the Modulightor building Rudolph co-founded the Modulator Lighting Company in 1976 and built in phases from 1993. LPC's Margaret Herman testified that four people spoke in support at the LPC hearing plus ten written submissions in favor, and that the all-white duplex is the only publicly accessible Paul Rudolph interior in New York City. Also heard: an amendment
an amendment a project summary in correction with the previously approved Urban Development Action Area Project
Four people spoke in support of designation, including representatives of the Paul Rudolph Institute
in 2021, with the council approval, they were rehabilitated under the Affordable Neighborhood Cooperative
an amendment to the originally approved project to allow for a rental option versus the originally approved cooperative option
The decisions
2Modulightor Building Apartment Duplex
Also in the record
Records not linked to a specific agenda item
- hybrid format; public may register online to testify remotely — Kamillah Hanks
- written testimony via email with land use number/project name in subject line — Kamillah Hanks
- government proceeding; decorum observed; public silent until called; no recording from witness table — Kamillah Hanks
- opens hearing for pre-considered land use item 993-995 — Kamillah Hanks
+10 more procedural steps
The people
Paul Rudolph · Kamillah Hanks · Christopher Marte
The intelligence
Every parcel, owner, and applicant in this meeting, cross-referenced against Zonable’s NYC ownership, enforcement & legislative graph — the record behind the record.
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Owner portfolios, open OATH/ECB violations, 311 & DOB permits across every parcel discussed, developer track records, and an “ask this meeting” chat. For this meeting: an owner of a discussed site controls a 67-parcel portfolio.