On the other side of Rittenhouse Square, Audrey Claire, (215) 731-1222, opens its wide windows at the corner of 20th and Spruce Streets to a neighborhood of brownstones and small shops.
THE SPACE A small room with large windows, at the corner of Ninth Street and Avenue C. The bar has whitewashed walls and is furnished with lamps and floorboards salvaged from the 19th-century school up the street.
Mr. Kondylis said the apartments at Spring Street Plaza, which will be 800 to 1,700 square feet and all with balconies, would have features associated with the Manhattan condominiums he designs, like floor-to-ceiling glass window walls at the corners of the building and marble baths.
In the restaurant, at least 70 people crowded near office windows at the northwest corner of the 106th floor, according to accounts they gave relatives and co-workers.
He kept his office on the fourth floor, in the rounded turret windows at the front corner of the building, until, according to one story, someone took a shot at him from the street.
In one instance, his book says, the Fox network, much like CBS, has "embraced" the public plaza outside its broadcast windows at the southwest corner of West 48th Street and the Avenue of the Americas.
Note: The colorful and fanciful forms of the crocheted reef will be on display at Broadway Windows, a gallery at the corner of Broadway and 10th St., and at the Winter Garden, at the World Financial Center, starting April 5).
The developer is retaining many of the same window openings but will be enlarging windows in rooms at the corners; it has designed larger windows in the tower as well.
In preparing for the show, the Guggenheim's curators decided to remove the frosting from a window at the lobby's southwest corner.
Every so often, along this industrial strip of Hicks Street in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, you could make out a man — a tall, thin figure moving behind the fogged-up, heirloom-tomato-brimmed windows of the storefront at the corner of Degraw Street.
The author remembers Siskel and Ebert late that evening, at the corner window table overlooking the Sunset Strip, greeting and being greeted, with that extravagance of word and gesture affected by public people who know they are the object of attention.
