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9/2 News: Park Pause?
A new kids' store on Duane Street • Trouble in the Hudson River Park? • Restaurant updates • And a whole lot more
News Roundup 8.27
Secondhand Rose is moving out of Tribeca • Canis Minor is moving a few blocks south • The much-delayed building at Broadway and Reade has turned green • And more
News Roundup 8.24
Crain's New York takes a look at the battle over 330 Hudson • The Haystack Needle rhapsodizes over this Tribeca tote • The next Tribeca Meet and Greet is Wednesday
News Roundup 8.21
End-of-summer spa deals at Equinox • The Fairchild condo building has angered the Landmarks Preservation Commission • Little Pie Co. is coming to Greenwich and Chambers • And more...
News Roundup 8.19
Fontana Arte's moving sale • Waterfront groundbreaking on the L.E.S. and FiDi • MUG on Tribeca history • Trattoria Cinque opens • Tribbles's evolution into an event space
A “Nightseeing” Tour
The Illuminating Engineering Society has a free online map to the city's most dazzling lights—including 30 spots south of Duane Street. (Thanks, Manhattan User's Guide!)
The Invisible Building
Let's take a minute to praise 7 World Trade, a building that stands out one day and at other times totally blends into the surrounding sky.
A Walk in the Park
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.
Fiterman Hall Is Coming Down
BMCC's Fiterman Hall, irreparably damaged in 9/11, should be demolished by late fall, with work on the new building starting soon after.
Ghost Buildings
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.
Stone Cloud on Leonard St.
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
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