The New York Landmarks Conservancy
Architecture and PlanningNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The New York Landmarks Conservancy is a private organization dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and protecting New York City's iconic buildings and distinctive neighborhoods. It provides both financial and technical support to preservation efforts, targeting homes and community institutions, including cultural, religious, and social organizations. Since its founding in 1973, it has loaned or granted nearly $53 million, mobilizing more than $1 billion in renovations across the city and supporting local economic activity. Based in New York City, the Conservancy operates in the architecture and planning sector and maintains a relatively small staff. In 2025, it was among the recipients of the Arthur Ross Awards, reflecting its ongoing role in preservation.