The Broad Exchange Building: Live in a landmark with a captivating past
Capturing the zeitgeist of the 1890s, the architecture of The Broad Exchange Building is as distinctive as it is stunning, and now merges historic design with modern living. / Sponsored
A massive and moving exhibit on Auschwitz comes to the Museum of Jewish Heritage
This remarkable exhibit aims to demonstrate that the Holocaust was not just a moment in time; it was a process that started with words and hatred. And it was born in a time like our own.
Amazon Go opens in Brookfield mall
They say it is the same technology as self-driving cars, only the food doesn't drive itself over to you. / 11 comments
The History of Tribeca, One Building at a Time
The History of Tribeca Buildings database—compiled from Tom Miller's posts at Daytonian in Manhattan—now has more than 100 entries, each with the zesty anecdotes you've come to expect. Here is one important addition.
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Local Expert: POOCHi
Hidden in the residential buildings of Tribeca are hundreds of folks running businesses that are hidden from view but contributing to the hive of expertise we have buzzing down here. / 5 comments
In the News: BMCC is one of few early voting sites
Plus a billion-dollar conversion of One Wall; ballfield terrace overlook will be rebuilt; a tour of colonial America that you can touch. / 4 comments
A new pier park for the East River Esplanade
Tribeca resident and landscape architect Ken Smith, in partnership with SHoP Architects, recently put the finishing touches on Pier 35 -- the "eco pier" now open to the public. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: Mother’s Day events around the neighborhood
Events at Duane Park; a pop-up shop starting Wednesday on Warren; creative cooking for kids at Brookfield; dancers in residence at The Flea.
Newsletter: May 6
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Streetscape: Tribeca Wines moving to West Bway
Plus an independent bookstore for Brookfield; Orior to open on Harrison; baby outfitter Monica + Andy also at the mall. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Local kids get film in festival
Plus input requested for a new Wagner Park; Four practitioners from Support by Design have found a new space; Union Bar and Kitchen closes after five years. / 1 comment
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History of Tribeca Buildings
We really need ranked choice voting for these elections. The winner barely got over 25% of the vote. — harryh / David Siffert has won the Democratic primary race for Assembly District 66
In Battery Park City, I weekly see moving vans moving people out. Is a project manager keeping track of how... — JPL / A progress report on the work in Rockefeller Park
It is a combination of people being riled up by Trump and the so far successful emergence of red diaper... — James Bogardus / David Siffert has won the Democratic primary race for Assembly District 66
“2 axes, a hammer, a machete, and 3 fixed blade knives”. Sounds like the kind of person everyone wants as... — Bobbie / Fire and fireworks set off at 26 Federal Plaza
I'm curious also about the status of the shop in Penn Station, which similarly is taking a long time. — Maggie / Modern Bread & Bagel is no longer happening
I completely fail to understand how it's legal to implement this plan, which walls off everything south of Harrison to... — person / A progress report on the work in Rockefeller Park
Affordable housing units?? — George Bacon / More on the new building for West Broadway and Warren