Activists have complained that, since the publicity about cyclist deaths back in November police officers engaged in the Met's "Operation Safeway" have been pouncing on errant cyclists who choose to take the safer route on the pavement this corner, serving them up with fixed penalty notices.
Newey is not interested in video games, but the abstraction of the idea appealed to him, and he spent a happy weekend sketching something that looked a little like a dragonfly, with encased wheels instead of wings, as well as a vacuum pump that would suck the chassis toward the pavement when cornering.
A series of women's boutiques lines a narrow pavement on the corner of Arlosorov and Ibn Gvirol streets in the city.
The filmmaker, Meghan Eckman, focused on a scruffy patch of pavement called the Corner Parking Lot in Charlottesville, Va., interviewing a rather large cast of parking attendants and former parking attendants.
It's a little patch of pavement at the corner of Tenth Avenue and Twenty-Second Street, and it's named after Clement Clark Moore, of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" fame.
Although it's alluring, I don't enter Central Park but stay close to its edge, following the hexagonal asphalt tiles that replace the pavement around the corner onto Central Park South.
Although from up here it all looks a confusing jumble, Peter Hall points out in his Cities in Civilisation that down at pavement level every corner, every balcony and every doorway that Haussmann could get his hands on is a mathematical equation of perfect architectural proportion.
We do however identify an unusual bin and associated stone pavement, and a corner rich in artifacts, phytoliths and charred organic material.
Fault lines: A quake-spawned chasm cuts through pavement at the corner of 18th and Lexington streets.
Afterwards I'd be curled up on the pavement around the corner, staring at the bar and crying with laughter at the very idea that they were charging me for this hunk of debris.
