Seen & Heard: An Update on Liberty Park

••• XOCO, the new DDG building at 325 W. Broadway (between Canal and Grand)—the one with the exoskeleton—has a very interesting front door.

Xoco 325 WBroadway door••• WTCProgress offered a few glimpses of Liberty Park, under construction just south of the 9/11 Memorial.

wood deck at amphitheater area at Liberty Park by WTCProgressLiberty Park planters by WTCProgress••• On Sunday, May 22, the Children’s Museum of the Arts will throw its first-ever Kids Fair (11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Charlton between Hudson and Greenwich): “The fair is free and open to the public; welcoming families from around the city to make art outdoors and enjoy a fun shopping experience filled with unique and family-oriented artisanal products from trendy, local vendors. The CMA Kids Fair aims to bring together the surrounding residential and business communities of New York City in a fun and creative public event designed specifically for children and their families. The fair will feature collaborative art projects, bounce houses, bubbles, face painting, chalk drawings and more fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.”

••• In his Spotlight Q&A, Joe Carini mentioned that he was working on a collaboration with designer Alessandro Mendini and that they’d likely launch at the Milan Furniture Fair. He sent out an email confirming it, with this image. Wonderful stuff!

Joseph Carini Carpets collaboration with Alessandro Mendini••• I finally made it over to the Spring Street Salt Shed at night.

Spring Street Salt Shed1 Spring Street Salt Shed2Spring Street Salt Shed3

 

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  1. That Salt Shed looks fabulous. Thanks for the pictures.

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