••• Flyers are up on Lispenard and Church for Monday’s “Model Woman” shoot. “Inspired by the 2015 biography of Ford Models co-founder Eileen Ford,” says Variety, “the pilot is a fictionalized family soap set in the late 1970’s during the notorious ‘model wars.’ The show is centered on a tempestuous matriarch and uncompromising businesswoman at the helm of an internationally renowned modeling agency.” It stars Andie MacDowell.

••• Still no guesses for Friday’s Where in Tribeca…?

••• R & Company has a collection of Sergio Rodrigues and Joaquim Tenreiro jacaranda-framed mirrors from 1950s and 1960s that I’m obsessed with.

••• A reader sent in this rendering of 115 Nassau, a.k.a. the condo tower partner of the Beekman Hotel. We don’t think we’ve seen it before.

••• Colby Holland Warfield took this photo of 1 World Trade Center doing its funky light thing.

••• Press release: “Lower Manhattan Development Corporation awarded The Battery [née Battery Park] $6 million to complete construction budget on Downtown’s newest and largest (at 1.4 acres) playground, to be called The Battery Playscape.” Because ghost children need a place to play, too.