••• Last week, when the completion of 111 Murray was prematurely reported, a rep for the building insisted that what I thought was a rendering (top) was actually a photo. The second photo is from yesterday morning. I couldn’t replicate the angle perfectly—perhaps they used a drone—but I find it hard/impossible to believe that substantial post-production work wasn’t done to the image. The building just doesn’t look like that.

••• “Not sure if you’ve been along West Street lately,” reports D., “but Topview Sightseeing bus has a stop at Chambers and West, and the crowd had been getting continually worse. The picture below is from [Wednesday] at about 5:15 p.m. They crowd up the entire sidewalk and what you can’t see in this picture is that the line goes all the way to Chambers. Even when the line has been shorter, they tend to queue up in a way that blocks the entire sidewalk. Nightmare!” If the sign they’re standing near doesn’t specifically mention the company, you can lodge a complaint with 311 and see what happens. Or better yet, email the DOT commissioner for Manhattan.

••• K. reports that the Diane von Furstenberg store at Brookfield Place has closed.

••• Five of the unknown photos in this week’s Then and Now post have been solved by Robert Ripps and James (just one name, like Cher). This is one of the locations:

••• From A.: “They seem to have replaced the window-washing system at 1 World Trade Center with a new permanent system. They were testing it [yesterday] morning.”

••• Ever wanted to design a better garbage can?