![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Jonathan combo copy.jpg "<p>Water finally returns to Collect Pond Park, left, and the nearby former Manhattan Detention Center, right, that is undergoing a controversial demolition, to be replaced by the world's tallest jail. "How lucky I am to be living in such an inspiring neighborhood," says the author, "and how powerless I feel as a citizen in contributing to the welfare of our beautiful, fragile and hard-striving community." Photos: Jonathan Hollander</p>")
August 1
Pedestrian-friendly upgrades proposed for six intersections in Tribeca's cobbled historic districts.
July 25
Designs reflect local feedback and challenges of a barrier system for nearly the whole neighborhood.
July 16
![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/60 Wall-stair combo.jpg "<p>Left: People arriving from the subway into the 60 Wall Street atrium are now met with a view of its postmodern ceiling and columns. Right: Proposed redesign calls for the stairs to be substantially expanded. "Arriving there should be very theatrical and impressive," said the architect, Hugh Trumbull. Critics say the long stairway unnecessarily compromises public space. Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib (today); Paramount Group/KPF (rendering)</p>")
More time needed to judge new design for 60 Wall Street postmodern public atrium, CB1 committee says
July 10
Appellate Court denied claim that Landmarks Commission acted improperly in dealings with developer.