I've devoted my professional life to the protection of New York City's landmarks and to education about the city's history and architecture. During a 20-year stint at the New York Landmarks Commission, I wrote, edited or supervised hundreds of research and survey reports, while advising Commissioners on preservation policy. Since then, as a consultant, I've prepared dozens of National Register nominations (including four sizable historic districts: Wall Street, the Garment District, Murray Hill and East Harlem). In a parallel career, I've written articles and books, and taught, lectured and led walking tours, all on the subject of New York's built environment. Books include "Classics of American Architecture: The World Trade Center" (Omnigraphics, 1987; 2d edition, 2012);"Subway Style" (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, 2004); "Grand Central Terminal: 100 Years of a New York Landmark" (Abrams, 2013); and, most recently, "New York Art Deco: A Guide To Gotham's Jazz Age Architecture (SUNY Press, 2017).Teaching includes Pratt Institute, Williams College, New York University, and Columbia University.Specialties: National Register eligibility determinations and nominations, building histories, surveys, architectural and historical documentation, applications for government grants to fund restoration projects, historic preservation easements. Tours, lectures, articles and books on New York City history and architecture.For more information: www.AnthonyWRobins.comEmail: trob@pipeline.com