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Loft Peeping: Zak Profera
Domino featured the Tribeca one-bedroom of textile designer Zak Profera, who's not afraid to hang an upside-down floor lamp over his dining table. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Battery Park City Rental Conversion Moving Forward?
Plus: Truck traffic on Laight Street; Tribeca Watch Repair has been seized; those big tents on Canal Street; Kate Pierson of the B-52's in concert. / 2 comments
In the News: Sweating With Your Neighbors
Plus: Vogue celebrates Lower Manhattan; Chambers Street power outage screws up subway service; checking in on Peck Slip School.
Urban Archaeology Is Indeed Leaving Tribeca
The building is being converted to residential. What you may not have known is that Urban Archaeology has all six floors of 143 Franklin—and that's where it manufactures its new pieces. / 4 comments
In the News: More Renderings of the Flaming Franklin Street House
Plus: Tribeca bartenders share their view of the dating scene; Karen Lord explains Pilates machines; big Water Street residential conversion; the dearth of local representation in Battery Park City. / 3 comments
Leonard Street Garage to Finally Be Converted
And here's the rendering to prove it. Also, there will still be commercial parking, believe it or not!
Seen & Heard: A Pizzeria With Standards
Plus: Whole Foods devastation; vacant lot to finally get built on; Leonard Street conversion update; is Tetsu stalled?; Sixty Soho Hotel. / 3 comments
In the News: Canada Goose Infestation
Plus: Quirky pavilions set for Governors Island; Q&A with Santiago Calatrava; Sheldon Silver stepped down as speaker; Trump Soho may convert more condos to hotel rooms. / 1 comment
Loft Peeping: Andi & Mike Costa
Curbed featured the Fulton Street loft of Andi and Mike Costa, who have two daughters, two dogs, a springbok hide, and a gemsbok skull. / 1 comment
Are These Buildings Next?
All of this is conjecture; no permits have been filed with the Department of Buildings... yet.
Seen & Heard: Affordable Housing Guide
Plus: Tonight's Community Board 1 meeting postponed; BMCC pool update; "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"; Front Art Space show. / 1 comment
The “Ed Hardy House” Is Back
"We should celebrate this project," said a Landmarks Preservation Commission member in 2011. "Everything is familiar and yet nothing is familiar.… This is smart architecture as well as delirious architecture." / 2 comments
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Thank you for this coverage of Stephen’s show. We must add none of this would be possible without the generosity... — Jean Grillo / Art in Tribeca: The paintings of Stephen Grillo
We cannot lose Frankly Wines!!!!! They are the best wine shop in the neighborhood and everyone there is so lovely... — Alana / Frankly Wines has closed
This was one of my favorite shops in the neighborhood! Their selection was spectacular. — FidiGuy / Frankly Wines has closed
Trinity Church, yes I know is in FiDi, offers amazing programs to those in need - Compassion Meals, 5 days... — A2 / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live
Wishing Liz continued success with Della’s! But sad to hear the wine shop is closing. — Lisa / Frankly Wines has closed
A.'s comment- made my day- I feel ya A — DaniB / Nosy Neighbor: Is the Starbucks on West Broadway and Leonard closed?
Liz was so nice, helpful and always had great wine selection advice. I also remember Christy Frank who opened the... — Merle Temkin / Frankly Wines has closed