••• Manhattan Loft Guy digs into a recent sale at 36 N. Moore.

••• “Rockrose Development, the company that built the 324-unit rental tower [22 River Terrace] in 2001 is putting the residential building up for sale, and has retained the firm of Cushman Wakefield to shop it to potential buyers. […] The same source speculated that such a buyer would quickly try to convert the building to a condominium.” —Broadsheet

••• A New York Times article on bench design includes this about the sculpture-benches that Mark Gibian created for Hudson River Park.

••• More on the Trading Post, the big new restaurant and bar in the Seaport. —Eater

••• Eater chats with the guys behind the Dead Rabbit. Photo by Daniel Krieger courtesy Eater.

••• The elevators at Fiterman Hall are confusing! —Tribeca Trib

••• “Trinity Church […] is floating plans to redevelop its ministry offices [68-74 Trinity Place] and top them with a 25-story residential tower. The church’s vestry, or board of directors, is expected to decide at a meeting July 24 whether to replace the pair of 90-year-old buildings or embark on a $35 million project to gut, renovate and upgrade them.” —DNAinfo

••• Well + Good tested a class at Bari Studio.

••• “Parents, staff and students will no longer be raising a stink over the smell of cigar smoke at Millennium High School. […] Last month, the building’s landlord said he will not renew the tobacconist’s lease.” —Tribeca Trib