••• “Looks like someone hired Air Photos to take aerial photos of 264 West,” emailed M. I think we can assume it was Related Companies, since it’s planing a 13-story building there. (Did this one spark fears of terrorism, too?)

••• Bummer news from Broadway Bill about New Fancy Food: “I asked deli staff over the weekend about the possibility of a relocation nearby, and both mentioned that management is looking for a location in Brooklyn.”

••• The Arman’s artwork finally arrived. Thanks to M. for the photo.

••• Nice to see signage up at Da Claudio, the restaurant on Ann Street from half of the Barbarini team. “Just a couple of weeks left before the final final inspection,” says co-owner Linda Marini.

••• I may have to do this…. (Note the disclaimer at the bottom.)

••• Hat tip to Hillary Reinsberg who posted about this on Twitter: Google Maps is making Sixth Ave. a lot more fun to say.

••• R. requested a new Tribeca Citizen T-shirt design on Spreadshirt, and I think other folks might like it. The front has the TC logo across the chest; the back has “since 1997” on the back, because that’s when he moved here. You can customize the back text—changing the year, or have it say something else entirely. (“World’s worst blog,” for instance.) I only made the men’s American Apparel shirt available—if you want a different style, let me know.

••• On Franklin you can see some of the rooftop additions that the converters or 346 Broadway (108 Leonard) are trying to get by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.