Newsletter: Nov. 24
First Impressions: Evening Bar • Church Street Pocket Park • Seaport Redevelopment Revision • Rob Mango • Bikram Yoga NYC • Fusion Physical Therapy • White Street Mancave • Ice Rink • More
In the News: Vogue’s New Office Has a Rat Problem
Plus: Senate aide David Krone; FDNY test tomorrow morning at the 9/11 Museum; Seaport development survey; artisanal chocolate studio at the new ICE facility. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Brookfield Place Ice Rink Opens Today
Plus: ARChive of Contemporary Music CD and record sale; Secretariat woodcut print; Bright Horizons book-basket contest winner; Seaport zig-zag building; Christmas tree vendor already here. / 1 comment
In the News: Deluxe Mancave on White Street
Plus: 1 Wall to go condo and rental; another Shinola store; inside 443 Greenwich's courtyard; FlowCycle review; South Street Seaport Museum support; A/C tunnel construction; curling lessons. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Fusion Physical Therapy Is Opening on Reade
Plus: Warren 77's sign gets a rebuttal; Teen Entrepreneur Boot Camp's new Mad Libs; a question about Tribeca street numbers. / 5 comments
Where in Tribeca…?
Know where this was shot? Prove it. UPDATE: We have a winner! / 5 comments
Rob Mango on Opening a Tribeca Gallery in 1984
Neo Persona debuted during the time when artists and businesspeople overlapped in the neighborhood—to their mutual benefit.
Seen & Heard: Bikram Yoga NYC Is Still On
Plus: Steven Alan Home Shop postponed its move again; wonderful paintings of Lower Manhattan; 460 Washington semi-revealed; White Street bar menu.
In the News: Seaport Plans Revised
Smaller tower and a middle school. Plus: Century 21 debuts high-end shop-within-shop; remembering PEP officer Gerry Esposito; Bandits Roost grand opening party. / 2 comments
Developer Files Plans for Church Street Pocket Park
DDG, the developer of controversial 100 Franklin, is proceeding with its attempt to refurbish the no-man's land between Sixth Avenue and Church (in front of the Tribeca Grand). Here are the renderings.... / 7 comments
First Impressions: Evening Bar
Announced as a speakeasy, the new bar at the Smyth is actually a classic hotel bar—and it's bringing swanky back. The lobby has tremendous charm, too.
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Stop fretting. By the time 277 Canal is finished, the $9 congestion toll will have reached $12 (2028), en route... — Komanoff / Plans moving forward for northeast corner of Canal and Broadway
Despite justified concerns about congestion and traffic on Canal Street, NYC continues to enable development that will increase traffic and... — ala / Plans moving forward for northeast corner of Canal and Broadway
Agree with you but I think they are making a long term bet it won’t maintain its current state of... — Cw / 312-322 Canal will be redeveloped as residential
Isn’t that the northwest corner of canal and broadway? Or am I misunderstanding? — Cw / Plans moving forward for northeast corner of Canal and Broadway
That red tape includes landmarks, zoning, building code enforcement and provision of electric and gas. All of this is made... — James Bogardus / In the News: The “scion” of Meadow Lane
The history of Collect Pond clarifies why this topography exists as a flood zone. The 1865 Viele topographical map of... — James Bogardus / In the News: The “scion” of Meadow Lane
Looks good. However, who would want to pay Tribeca prices to live (or have a business) with the counterfeit bazaar... — Marcus / 312-322 Canal will be redeveloped as residential