Tag archive for ‘Pier A’
In the News: DSW to Be DOA
Plus: The panhandling nun gets identified; the new loft law; a rapper drops the name of a Tribeca restaurant; Restaurant Week is extended; rough sailing at Pier A.
Read more • Comments (0)
In the News: Pier A Plaza
Plus: Pier A update • Downtown Hospital to take St. Vincent’s patients • Seaport development • Jeans at the J. Crew Liquor Store • Remembering Albert Capsouto
Read more • Comments (0)
The TCQ&A: “I Wish I Could Renovate Pier A into a Waterfront Home”
Pam Chmiel answers questions about the neighborhood—including where she indulges in a facial and her family’s Halloween tradition. Plus: She’s offering a full scholarship for the next Teenage Entrepreneur Boot Camp.
Read more • Comments (0)
Roundup: Pier Review
Pier A gets another chance • Is the WFC WInter Garden getting redone? • “Dark Days” at Tribeca Cinemas • Race, cultural identity, and hip-hop at the Museum of Jewish Heritage • A director on shooting at Dylan Prime
Read more • Comments (0)
Inside Pier A: The Third Floor and Clocktower
As exciting as the first and second floors were, the high point—indeed!—was the clocktower, up a narrow spiral staircase at the far end of the second floor.
Read more • Comments (0)
Inside Pier A: The Second Floor
A look at Pier A’s stunning second floor, including interior walls done in anaglypta—essentially pressed paper—and the wood-paneled Commissioner’s Room.
Read more • Comments (0)
Inside Pier A: The First Floor
The Battery Park City Authority invited the local press to check out Pier A, the old building-on-a-pier just west of Battery Park. It was magical visit: I’m sure it’ll be beautiful when completed, but the romantic in me loved looking at the layers of history.
Read more • Comments (3)
Roundup: Nuts!
Garbage Garage appeal • Kurt Gutenbrunner’s lair • Sales on laser hair removal and lip scrubs • Terror trial protest • Skating, Bollywood-style • Blankets, nuts, and more
Read more • Comments (0)Watch this space!
Coming soon: Effective advertising that's easy to create. For more info, see blogads.com
Add the Tribeca Citizen RSS feed
Recent Comments