The buildings would be catty-corner from each other if they are built.
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The tower stands adjacent to the infamously sinking Millennium Tower and catty corner from the Salesforce Tower.
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The new iteration—catty-corner from Taverna Kyclades, Astoria's shining Greek jewel—offers ambitious cocktails in a louche ambience.
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Fashion influencer Aimee Song (seated front row, catty corner from Wintour, 69) shared two videos of Dome on her Instagram Stories.
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Catty-corner from Farrell's is the Double Windsor, a hip little spot with wifi and microbrews where Khara Gilvey tends bar.
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All of this Mars business gets more intriguing with Marina Adams's "What Venus Said to Mars" (2016) hanging catty-corner from Feldman's work.
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The higher-end Salty Sow is there, catty-corner to El Sapo, a Tex-Mex burger joint in a converted gas station/auto shop.
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"The longest standing poster from season one was catty corner to Trump International, which was great, lasted at that location for about 4 months," Lorian writes.
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If the theme is based on the childish way of saying the animals' names, we have an issue with CATTY CORNER, because kids wouldn't call a cat a CATTY, they would be more likely to call it a KITTY.
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E.O. of Gucci) catty-corner to Anna Zegna (of Zegna), at a table with Robert Armani (of Armani) and Jean-Paul Gaultier, and back-to-back with Francois-Henri Pinault, who was near Donatella Versace and — you get the idea.
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Backlit intermittently by what passes for sunshine in early November in Chicago, Stephanie Izard sat at a communal bench table in the private dining room above Little Goat, her diner and bakery located catty-corner from her famed Girl & The Goat, the Randolph Street pillars of her Ruminant Empire (her newest restaurant, Duck Duck Goat, lies a short walk away on Fulton, de riguer for restaurants).
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They had desks catty-corner across from each other and would often pop up to share their research. They became good friends within a week.
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Polish Hill has five borders with the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Lower Lawrenceville to the north, North Oakland to the southeast, Upper Hill District to the south, Bedford Dwellings to the southwest and the Strip District to the west and northwest. Polish Hill also runs catty-corner (without a direct border) with Bloomfield to the east with its meeting point at the center of the Bloomfield Bridge.
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This campus contains nineteen buildings on . It is catty corner to West campus on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The undergraduate colleges of Allied Health Sciences and Nursing and graduate colleges of Medicine and the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy are located there. The hospitals located there include University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati VA Medical Center, and the Shriners Hospital for Children.
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Shaler Township has eight land borders, including Hampton Township to the north, Indiana Township to the northeast, O'Hara Township to the east, Sharpsburg, Etna (mostly surrounded by Shaler Township in the southeast), Millvale to the south- southwest, Reserve Township to the southwest, and Ross Township to the west. Shaler also runs catty-corner (without a direct border) with McCandless Township to the northwest. Across the Allegheny River to the south, Shaler runs adjacent with the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Central and Upper Lawrenceville.
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North Point Breeze has five borders, four with the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Homewood West and Homewood South to the north, Point Breeze to the south, and Larimer to the northeast. The other border is with the borough of Wilkinsburg to the east. North Point Breeze also runs catty-corner with the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Shadyside to the west at the intersection of Penn and Fifth Avenues (This intersection also serves as a north-south "diagonal" for the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Larimer and Point Breeze).
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The entrance to Hilltop Park, 1912. American League baseball came to New York City in 1903 when gambler Frank J. Farrell and former New York City Police Chief William S. Devery bought the Baltimore Orioles franchise for $18,000, equal to $ today. They established the team at Hilltop Park, a hastily constructed wooden park seating about 16,000 fans, on the west side of Broadway between 165th and 168th streets. It was catty-corner to the New York School for the Deaf, which at that time was located at 99 Fort Washington.
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Most of the stores were located in high traffic locations, such as near a highway off-ramp, or along Route 66. There was one on the corner of Caruthers and Independence in Cape Girardeau, Missouri in the 1960s, catty corner from old Central High School. Corporate headquarters for Griff's of America is now in Dallas, Texas, and stores remain open in Bossier City, Ruston and Shreveport, Louisiana; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and Dallas, Fort Worth, Haltom City, Garland, Irving, Mesquite, and San Antonio, Texas. A location in Sedalia, Missouri closed in late 2011, and locations in Colorado closed in 2015.
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Point Breeze has six borders, five with the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of North Point Breeze to the north, Regent Square to the southeast, Squirrel Hill South to the south and southwest, Squirrel Hill North to the east, and Shadyside to the northwest. The other border is with the borough of Wilkinsburg to the east. Point Breeze also runs catty-corner (without a direct border) with the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Larimer to the north at the intersection of Penn and Fifth Avenues (This intersection also serves as an east-west "diagonal" for the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Shadyside and North Point Breeze).
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Business partners and Russian Jewish immigrants Morris Wittlin and Samuel Deckelbaum saw this opportunity and chose A.S.J. Atkinson to design a Mediterranean Revival style commercial property containing five storefronts and office space. The Wittlin-Deckelbaum Building, at 500-506 K Street NW and catty-corner to the Northern Liberty Market, offered modern amenities including central electric refrigeration and a temperature-controlled meat cutting sector and was an early example of the supermarket. The last buildings in the historic district to be constructed were built in 1936 and 1946. J. Edward Fowler selected architect Thomas M. Medford to design the small commercial buildings at 917-919 5th Street and 923 5th Street. James A. Beasley, Jr. ran a poultry shop at 917-919 5th Street for 25 years.
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North Oakland has eight borders with the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Bloomfield to the northeast, Shadyside and Squirrel Hill North to the east, Central Oakland to the south, West Oakland to the southwest, the Terrace Village region of the Hill District to the west, the Upper Hill District to the northwest Polish Hill to the north-northwest. North Oakland also runs catty-corner (without a direct border) with Lower Lawrenceville to the north with its meeting point in the middle of the Bloomfield Bridge. Central Oakland has five Pittsburgh neighborhood borders, including North Oakland to the north, Squirrel Hill North to the northeast, Squirrel Hill South to the east, South Oakland to the south and southwest, and West Oakland to the northwest. South Oakland has six land borders, including the Pittsburgh neighborhoods of Central Oakland to the northeast, Squirrel Hill South to the east, Greenfield to the southeast, Hazelwood to the south- southeast, Bluff to the west, and West Oakland to the northwest.
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