Pay a personal visit. LPC is on the 9th level of the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building, which is located at 1 Centre Street, at the junction of Centre and Chambers Streets, across from City Hall. Enter through the main door on Centre Street. The building was constructed in 1972-73 to replace an earlier David W. Dinkins Municipal Building (1938). The new structure was designed by Cesar Pelli with Richard Barnes serving as the architectural consultant. The building was named after its first mayor, David N. Dinkins. Its construction was funded by federal funds provided through the Public Works Administration and by state funds granted through the New York State Urban Development Corporation. Its interior features a large open lobby with 24-hour security service, several information desks, and public telephones. The room is also used for art exhibitions and musical performances. Visitors can obtain information on services offered by the LPC, review recent documents, and view its annual report. Applications for demolition may also be filed here. Guided tours of the LPC building are available daily at 10:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 4:30 p.m. Free parking is available nearby. No reservations are required for these tours.