More on the Friedman’s x Wei West combo
The restaurant group has done this before, with combinations of their dumpling shop and with Wu + Nussbaum on the Upper West Side.
Made in Tribeca: Stakt
The idea -- a foldable 2-in-1 yoga mat -- germinated in the pandemic on N. Moore, launched soon after, made it on Shark Tank, and has now taken off.
Seen & Heard: Paros Tribeca will open Oct. 4
Plus a Japanese florist is popping up at the Frederick Hotel; Taste of the Oculus through Tuesday; thinking bigger at Duane Park.
Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
The park group is asking neighbors to vote on their preferred option for an expansion of the park to the south and west. / 6 comments
Remarkable Waterfront Homes by Robert A.M. Stern Architects
Inspired by West Chelsea’s historical architecture and industrial heritage, The Cortland is a striking presence on the Hudson River. Two to five bedroom residences available. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: Zadig & Voltaire
The French luxury fashion line for women and men, founded in 1997, has 400 stores in 30 countries across the globe.
Newsletter: September 28
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Art in Tribeca: The photographs of Barbara Mensch
The longtime Downtowner has a permanent installation at the Tin Building and a new book chronicling the decades before the Seaport was developed.
One Wall Street: Perfectly Addressed, Move In Ready
A visionary transformation of an Art Deco masterpiece, One Wall Street’s luxury studio to 4 bedroom condominium residences set a new standard for gracious living in Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhood. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Dance on Bogardus Plaza
Plus Joey Tepedino at Hal Bromm; a fest for the West Side; Friedman's x Wei West set for Oct. 3 opening.
From the Lens of Linda Pollak
The local architect's "Atlas of Invisible Spaces" captures fragments of streets and sidewalks, depicting what she calls “city nature." / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Lobster rolls at the Seaport
Plus the Lower Manhattan Historical Society honors immigrants; composting starts here in a year; Paul Taylor Dance in BPC.
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I thought this park project was a product of the Onion. I watched a man poo on the street today... — Chambers Resi / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
There is a friends group you can contact: https://www.finnsquare.org/ — Tribeca Citizen / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
Finn Square is desperately in need for some TLC. Those sidwalks are in disrepair and the surrounding area + electrical... — Brian / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
They are absolutely thinking in the right direction. The streets need a massive road diet and the community would benefit... — FiDiGuy / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
Small and local businesses still exist, they just thrive closer to where people live rather than work. It's a new... — mactosh / Winston’s fails to launch
I agree that the options presented are too limited. I agree with Pam and Kathleen that we should pick one... — Jon Dubster / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint
I'd like to see Friends of Duane Park advocate for a fourth option - closing at least one side of... — Kathleen / Friends of Duane Park is seeking input on a bigger footprint