••• “Top DJ and former Beatrice Inn kingpin Paul Sevigny [will] helm a new underground club and bar at the Tribeca Grand. That space’s set to launch in late August.” Hence the new bar? —New York Post

••• But then @NYNightlife tweeted that “Paul Sevigny’s club in Tribeca Grand will be on the ground floor, NOT in the basement; it’ll have its own entrance separate from the hotel.”

••• “One World Trade Center is now officially the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, having reached its full 1,776-foot height. Early this morning, workers installed the final pieces of the spire.” I wish it could shoot confetti out the top. —Curbed

••• “The Museum of American Finance Offers Free Admission on Saturdays.” —Broadsheet

••• “There are no dogs allowed in Teardrop Park—but that hasn’t stopped some owners from walking their pups through the picturesque park in Battery Park City, some angry residents say.” (By “residents,” DNAinfo means Community Board 1.) Apparently, people are afraid their kids might get contaminated.

••• The New York Daily News discovers 56 Leonard and gets rather breathless about it. But apparently prices are rising: “A two-bedroom unit that sold for $3.6 million two months ago is now selling for $4.9 million.”

••• “Last night, members of Community Board 3 and local residents got their first look at master plan proposals for a large new park in the works at Pier 42 [on the East River]. Two options outlined by Signe Nielsen of Mathews Nielsen, an architectural firm hired by the city, would transform the eight acre parcel into a multi-use expanse featuring grassy lounging areas, recreational sports facilities, a mini-eco-park and kids’ play areas.” —The Lo-Down

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