LOFT PEEPING: INVERTED WAREHOUSE TOWNHOUSE
ArchDaily just showcased this highly covetable south Tribeca residence even though the project year is listed as 2010 (or maybe that’s when work gets started?). Who cares, though—it’s worth peeping even if it had been completed 10 years ago.
SEEN & HEARD
••• 12/12: OWS in the Winter Garden. Plus: Letters to Santa; neighborhood coat drives; composting in winter; Super Linda update.
••• 12/13: Asphalt Green delayed again. Plus: Caroling opportunity; La Colombe T-shirts; CB1 main meeting moved; 50 Cent.
••• 12/14: More intel on the changes at Jin Market. Plus: The Harrison gets frisky; looking for jewelry repair and a roof-deck design help; anyone need a sauna?
TCQ&A: MEGHAN FARRELL
“At Whole Foods, a man was blocking the English muffins,” says the jewelry designer and DJ. “I politely asked him to move, and he was super funny and started teasing me about it. I realized after the fact that the man was Jay-Z and I’m pretty sure he was talking to Helena Christensen.” Read the whole Q&A.
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MIB, WE HAVE TO TALK
Thanks to Troy for alerting me to the fact that the Men in Black 3 trailer has been posted. Alas, there’s a major Tribeca-related mistake.
NO WAS WAS HURT DURING THE MAKING OF THIS PHOTO ESSAY
Here’s a morbid little treat for you—buildings that, when lit by the sun, appear to be on fire. (Look, if David Lynch did it you’d think it was quirky.)
IN THE NEWS
••• 12/12: Lower Manhattan light show. Plus: Rampaging Santas; Battery Park City Authority president defends firings; 55 Warren.
••• 12/13: “More livable” Lower Manhattan. Plus: BPCA board meeting canceled; AOA restaurant; 101 Sixth Ave. sold (and union leaving); Pier A windows left open; 149 Franklin; Edward’s runs afoul of the Health Department.
••• 12/14: Bogardus Plaza to be made permanent? Plus: 1WTC lit up for the holidays; Milk Street Cafe to close tomorrow; 150 Nassau real-estate sale; attempted dognapping.
••• Note: The school zoning plan was approved by the CEC, but I didn’t have time to do an In the News roundup. The details are here.