Landmark Status

Landmark Status refers to a designation given to buildings, sites, or locations that hold significant historical, cultural, or architectural importance. This status helps protect and preserve these places by recognizing their value to a community or nation. Once designated, any alterations or developments usually require special approval to ensure the landmark’s integrity is maintained. Essentially, Landmark Status acknowledges a site’s importance and helps safeguard it for future generations, often involving legal protections, funding opportunities, or heritage conservation efforts.