This is another one of those Seen & Heard posts where most of the items have images, so don’t stop scrolling until you hit the comments.

••• Yana Tara tweeted two photos of a hallway at 310 Greenwich, where the fire the other night was.

••• The World Trade Center Transportation Hub now has a lot of quills in its quiver. The New York Post’s Steve Cuozzo recently ranted about how much he hates it, and the cost overruns are certainly hard to justify, but you can’t live on glass boxes alone. I bet it’ll be a huge hit with locals and especially tourists—it’s far more of a visual landmark than 1 World Trade Center.

••• The Flea has started demolition on its new home at 20 Thomas. As for the rendering posted on the wall—now that’s what I call a black box theater…. They’re aiming to have it ready by September 2015.

••• I got around to visiting Spin Ceramics, the new shop on lower Crosby. Really spectacular stuff! These leaf dishes are just $40 a pop.

••• From Pen Parentis: “The twelfth Pen Parentis Literary Salon season will launch with a fantastic evening of readings by three critically acclaimed authors: Julia Fierro, author of Cutting Teeth, David Gilbert, author of the nationally bestselling novel & Sons, and Mira Jacob, author of The Sleepwalker’s Guide to Dancing. The reading takes place on Tuesday, September 9th at the elegant Hotel Andaz at 75 Wall Street, which graciously provides happy hour specials on beer on wine. The night kicks off at 7:00 pm, and admission is free. RSVP is recommended, but not required.” I loved the writing in & Sons!

••• The guy inside European Wax Center (on Chambers) and I had a pantomimed conversation yesterday and all I could lip-read was “Tuesday.” So it either opens today or next Tuesday. And there will be no “First Impressions” article.

••• Corner Gourmet (is that the deli’s name?) at W. Broadway and Murray is getting serious work done…. From what I can tell, the façade looks like it might end up being rather Nish-Nushy. The note posted outside had said it’d reopen in 2-3 weeks, but that strikes me as rather unlikely.

••• The former Sunshine Suites space at 12 Desbrosses has been taken over by Post Factory NY: “Alex Halpern founded Post Factory NY in 1996 with one Avid in a friend’s borrowed apartment. By day, he rented the Avid to other filmmakers, and by night, he edited his documentary Nine Good Teeth. The response was overwhelming, and Alex realized that New York’s film community needed a new kind of post-production company—one with the flexibility and technology to serve the needs of all filmmakers, from the smallest indies, to TV, to commercials, to the biggest studio movies. In the years since, Post Factory NY has expanded to include color correction, conform, mixing, digital delivery, and a state-of-the-art screening room.”

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