••• “First Unit Finally Closes at Tribeca’s Long-Delayed V33” [a.k.a. 33 Vestry] —Curbed

••• “CB1’s Youth and Education Committee opposes the plan to cut P.S. 234’s zone in half. [..] Committee members said it would be better to keep P.S. 234’s current zone intact, even if that means another kindergarten lottery and waitlist next fall. […] The community board’s opinion is advisory, and the District 2 Community Education Council will make the final decision on whether to accept the Department of Education’s proposal.” —DNAinfo

By William Weber (courtesy Curbed)

••• There was a party at 55 Warren penthouse. I really need to check my spam folder more often; I’m sure my invitation is there somewhere. Anyway, “there’s an advanced LED projection system that can generate up to 80 colors for a light show displayed on the spa terrace, the building facade, and the windowless tower at 33 Thomas Street.” Pretty sure shooting a light show four blocks up to the AT&T Long Lines Building is not going to go over well with the neighbors. P.S. I seem to recall from my days experimenting with colored light bulbs that no one looks good in blue light, and I doubt LED technology changes matters much. —Curbed

••• The New York Times on Tribeca Twelve, the Hazelden facility for recovering college students that you read about here last week.