LOFT PEEPING: SASHA BIKOFF
The 25-year-old interior designer’s Tribeca triplex maisonette is “the ultimate bachelorette pad,” according to Sketch42. This is your best chance to see it, unless you’re on the guest list for one of her “epic” parties.

PIER 26 UPDATE
Good news about the boathouse, bad news about the restaurant.

THE LIVE WELL COMPANY TAKES PERSONALIZED TRAINING TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Trainers in Tribeca for 10 years now, Anne Marie and Darryl Bennick are thrilled to announce that their new Live Well Company gym is open! “We help people get the body they want by training the body they have,” says Anne Marie. “We don’t just plug them into a workout.” You need not be a member to train with a Live Well trainer, and you can be a member without hiring a trainer. Explains Darryl: “We want you to get the most out of your workout whether you’re with us or elsewhere, while also protecting your body.” And there’s no sneaky sales pitch—the website lists all pricing options. For more info, call 212-431-5752, stop by 256 West St. (between Vestry and Laight), or visit thelivewellcompany.com. Sponsored.

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK: GURHAN ATELIER
“I like working with the past,” says jeweler Gurhan Orhan, whose Gurhan Atelier has opened on Franklin. “My main mission is to pick up a stone or technique from history and bring it back to life.”

IN THE NEWS
••• 3/10: The WTC performing arts center’s uphill battle. Plus: Atheists appeal 9/11 “cross” ruling; role play for would-be community board members; inside ad agency Havas’s offices; Bob Townley on after-school funding; new restaurant from Trattoria Cinque founder.
••• 3/11: Reboot at Los Americanos. Plus: Big development at 111 Washington and 55 Broad; ultra-Orthodox Jews protest being included in Israeli draft; Ian Schrager and Herzog & de Meuron; BPC tilting toward owners, not renters; “Downtown North.”
••• 3/12: Jose Garces restaurant at Brookfield Place (but you’re not the target demo). Plus: Another Battery Park City building might go condo; Juice Inn in southeast Soho; should Hudson River Park have enhanced security?

20TWENTY HAS CLOSED
It’s vented, so we’ll likely get a restaurant; then again, we might get a bar. And there is that dance floor….

SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/10: Hardball at 22 River Terrace. Plus: Hey, it’s 11 N. Moore!; the service at Zucker’s; Hudson River Park dog run; Washington Market Park.
••• 3/11: Is New York Sports Club on the way out? Plus: The 443 Greenwich sales office; letter to 22 River Terrace tenants; Caviarteria appears open; artist Robert Janz; Dianne Talan’s construction-fence paintings; Lafayette face lift.
••• 3/12: New blow-dry bar confirmed. Plus: Hudson River Park bike path closed; 15 Leonard placeholder site; Babesta riffs off Banksy; the Armoury.

SNEAK PEEK: HUNTER COLLEGE MFA OPEN STUDIOS
Five of the 140 artists at this weekend’s Hunter College MFA Open Studios let us take an advance look. (There will be a silent auction Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., with artwork starting as low as $50.)