••• You know the Agatha Ruiz de la Prada boutique coming to Greenwich and Watts? It’s being designed by Karim Rashid, according to a Q&A he did with the Washington Post.

••• “The young woman killed in a horror plunge from a posh Tribeca high-rise [101 Warren] had little time left in the country and had gathered with friends at a beer-filled soirée as she was preparing to ship off to South Korea, a source told The Post. Hana Lim, 26, was a New Jersey resident whose visa was about to expire, and she dreaded her looming return to her home country—leading cops to take seriously the theory that she took her own life, sources said.”

••• Former Seaport restaurant Carmine’s is selling everything on Craigslist. (Grub Street)

••• The New York Times reviews The Argument, “a multimedia walk-through theatrical experience inspired by the disaster of Hurricane Katrina,” produced by the Attic Theater Company at the Downtown Community Television Center. They call it Tribeca—maybe they’ve gotten over that Civic Center nonsense?

••• “[Actress Jane] Krakowski, with a sizeable baby bulge, was spotted checking out the Cobblestone Lofts condo building at 28 Laight St.” (New York Post)

••• Apartment Therapy has pix of a Tribeca loft—hey, that looks familiar….

••• T Magazine profiles the founder of Vênsette.com, a “members-only Web site that allows its users to select from pre-styled hair and makeup options” such as a “slicked-back ponytail” called the Tribeca. I assume that’s for women, because otherwise it should probably be called the Borgata.

••• “[BPC] residents have noted a more courteous and professional manner from PEPs lately: the parks officers at their main office on West Thames Street now answer the phone ‘Battery Park City Command’ (consistent with Parks Department policy) and address community members by ‘sir’ or ‘ma’am.’ Officers on duty have also taken to greeting passersby.” (Broadsheet Daily)

By Robert Simko (courtesy Broadsheet Daily)

••• BPC’s disco manhole is busted. How will the UFOs know where to land? (Broadsheet Daily)

••• “The field in West Thames Park turned to mud shortly after it opened last summer and residents are not happy.” Add it to the list! (DNAinfo)

••• Manhattan Loft Guy dissects two sales, one at One York (“did someone earn a bonus for naming this condo ‘One York’?”) and the other at 1 Worth. I don’t understand much of what he’s saying but the way he says it, I’m forced to believe it. (via Curbed)