Reidy Contracting Group announced the completion of LMCC’s Arts Center, the first permanent home for artists and cultural audiences at Governors Island.

The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council recently debuted the first permanent arts and culture center on Governors Island.

When the developer Hines’s New York office was hired by historic Trinity Church to redevelop its properties in Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood, the real-estate entity decided to relocate its own base in the city from Park Avenue to that area south of the West Village.

Nitehawk Cinema, New York’s original curator of dinner and a movie celebrated the grand opening of its new 650-seat cinema this week in the completely redesigned and refurbished Pavilion Theater, now dubbed Nitehawk Prospect Park.

NITEHAWK Prospect Park opens today in the building last occupied by The Pavillion movie house at 188 Prospect Park West with a 3:30 PM screening of The World Before Your Feet.

In 2011, Rockwell Group completed Blue School for pre-k and elementary students.

Horizon Media has outgrown its digs. The media agency is expanding its footprint in its New York office to encompass 362,000 square feet across more than seven floors. When all of its renovations are completed, the office will have space to accommodate more than 1,000 employees.