To commemorate the first full summer season for the northern Tribeca section of the Hudson River Park, the folks behind it took us on a special tour.
BMCC's Fiterman Hall, irreparably damaged in 9/11, should be demolished by late fall, with work on the new building starting soon after.
The last wave of development has brought a lot of new buildings to Tribeca—but a couple high-profile ones look like they didn't get built in time.
Yesterday’s New York Times had an interesting story by Alison Gregor about a proposed addition sprawling over the rooftops of 78-80 Leonard Street (between Church and Broadway). The architecture, by Henry Smith-Miller of Smith-Miller Hawkinson Architects, is certainly striking—the NYT says the addition has been compared to a stone cloud, an origami sculpture, and Ayer’s […] / 1 comment
It is complex. I recommend reading this to get a sense of the jurisdictions of each agency: https://tribecacitizen.com/2025/10/24/illegal-vending-on-canal-street-its-a-constant-churn/ — Tribeca Citizen / In the News: Chambers among the 100 best restaurants
Duh, yes. Confusing myself! — Tribeca Citizen / The Candidates 2026: Ben Yee
Used to work there back in the day (early 90s). Was a crazy busy place - had the best equipment.... — Mo / Flashback: The days of Tent & Trails
There is a chain of command. The cops can’t crack down on this unless they have the support of City... — Reademan / In the News: Chambers among the 100 best restaurants
Agreed. — J / In the News: Chambers among the 100 best restaurants
I agree that the city doesn't much care. And the cops are definitely benefitting from that. — J / In the News: Chambers among the 100 best restaurants
The Pier 26 playground(a block away) just opened up earlier this year. Why are we building and expanding infrastructure if... — Matthew / Plans for new tower at Independence Plaza have begun