I think another advantage would be a glowing waterside tourist attraction.
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This is at least half the challenge facing Waterside Contemporary's current exhibit.
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Sausalito is a quaint waterside town across the bay from San Francisco.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, is a waterside city well versed in seafood cookery.
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An early fancier of the dog, John Richardson of Halifax, Yorkshire, believes that the Waterside Terrier—not to be confused with the Airedale Terrier, which is sometimes called a Waterside as well—is the forbearer to the Yorkie.
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Just don't try to build your foodie Instagram account while dining at Waterside Inn.
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Rather than replacing a collapsed freeway along the bay, the city built waterside plazas.
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The San Antonio Museum of Art is a waterside stroll, a half-mile away.
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Then, one day six years ago, I noticed construction starting down near the waterside.
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My ring popped out and fell to the deck of our Waterside Lake ceremony.
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Hula is now working on a new waterside painting in Long Beach for the POW!
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The stunning canals and historic architecture of Venice, Italy make for a timeless waterside destination.
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In the same building is the Waterside School for Leadership, with Grades 245 through 21901.
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Michel kept the Waterside Inn, which he turned over to his son, Alain, in 2002.
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There's also a waterside trampoline, and Zeppelin Beach Bar, for beer, wine and soft drinks.
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Mottled light through waterside trees over the bows and sterns means trading fish for birds.
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Danube Waterside: Experience the astounding parliament building and castle with a walk along the Danube River.
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Her firm has sold one in the past year, and three waterside apartments in converted mansions.
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The spiritual possession here feels secondhand because Waterside has objectified the most subjective practice of all.
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Lekki is a prime site for investors, who have built luxury apartments, skyscrapers and waterside restaurants.
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Her mother is an assistant comptroller at Waterside Plaza, a residential and business complex in Manhattan.
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A selection of great beach toys ensures your waterside outing is exciting and enjoyable all day long.
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In 1967, brothers Michel and Albert opened Le Gavroche in London, followed by the Waterside Inn in Bray, Berkshire, U.K. Both restaurants have gone on to achieve legendary status: Today, Le Gavroche is the holder of two prestigious Michelin stars, while the Waterside Inn is in possession of three.
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One night, after closing the shop, I decided to walk the long route home, past a waterside park.
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Chiara Fumai: The Book of Evil Spirits continues at Waterside Contemporary (2 Clunbury St, London) through April 23.
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The clearance came a month after Lagos State Governor Akinwunmi Ambode announced plans to evict all waterside shanties.
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Outside, you'll find a 55,000-gallon swimming pool, a waterside party pavilion and a private three-boat marina.
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The Waterside Children's Studio School, on Beach 110th Street, serves about 490 students in prekindergarten through Grade 5.
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A minute later, standing by the waterside, I saw a flash of brownish-black fur running toward Tara.
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Waterside construction expanded after the United States Army Corps of Engineers completed the Coralville Dam upstream in 1958.
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That blast would also miss two of the city's iconic waterside landmarks: the Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf.
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Both were dressed casually for the outing at the waterside eatery, with Fox's black t-shirt hugging her bump.
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Cruz was trying to address his followers down by the waterside -- and Trump flew past in his giant plane.
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It wanted to be once again a respected city famed for its poets, its music and its waterside restaurants.
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Suzhou, in the eastern province of Jiangsu, is probably most famous for its ancient gardens and tranquil waterside views.
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Leipe offers peaceful, waterside accommodation and a cafe known for its "Hefeplinzen," blintzes brushed with cinnamon sugar and butter.
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Leipe offers peaceful, waterside accommodation and a cafe known for its "Hefeplinzen," blintzes brushed with cinnamon sugar and butter.
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The facade of the waterside Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre will be turned into a giant countdown clock.
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"Coastal zones are developing and urbanizing so quickly, waterside areas are being developed into hotels, residential properties," he said.
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The famous Ariel's Grotto restaurant and Cove Bar will be transformed into a new waterside lounge and grill, as well.
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During World War II, 50,000 people worked the docks and the eight-story waterside warehouse that Ginkgo now calls home.
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They held hands as they boarded a seaplane in Sydney Harbour on Wednesday before heading to an exclusive waterside restaurant.
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The couple, who tied the knot on May 20, took to the sky and headed to an exclusive waterside restaurant.
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Across Asia, people crowded into waterside viewing areas to see fireworks burst over Shanghai, Singapore, Hong Kong and other cities.
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Mr. Olthuis envisions public buildings like schools, stadiums and even parks being moved to different waterside neighborhoods according to need.
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During his recruiting trip to Annapolis, the coaches didn't rave about their waterside campus or their top-notch athletic facilities.
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The Daily Meal adds that the photo policy isn't the only thing that some may see as outdated at Waterside Inn.
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Work on your tan with a waterside view during the day, then switch into party mode once the sun goes down.
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In 2018 Mr. Roux and his son opened Roux at Skindles, a brasserie in Taplow, not far from the Waterside Inn.
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"The Manhattan Bridge" (2019) depicts a young man walking his dog in the waterside park, looking at his cell phone's illuminated screen.
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Appeal to this water sign with locations like aquariums, famous or historical fountains, or perhaps an outdoor restaurant with a waterside view.
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Instead, expect to enjoy the shoreline in other ways: waterside eating and drinking establishments, boat trips and bike rides along the ocean.
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Since then, he says Makoko has received subtle threats of eviction and they are watching keenly as other waterside communities are demolished.
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday about 10 waterside destinations in Europe described the location of the Guggenheim Bilbao, in Bilbao, Spain, incorrectly.
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After the playground is completed, the dog run and picnic area on the southern half of Chelsea Waterside Park will be upgraded.
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ISTANBUL — A palace on the Bosporus, one of the fabled waterside summer houses of the Ottoman sultans, is like a work of art.
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Prices of yalis range from $10 million to $100 million, depending on the location and the length of the property along the waterside.
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In the most recent, a 225-metre-long tanker rammed into a famous waterside mansion, causing tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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She put her message inside a green wine bottle and threw it into the sea by a waterside church in her native Havana.
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Mr. Roux and his brother added luster to their already exalted reputations when they opened the Waterside Inn in Bray, Berkshire, in 22002.
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Start in the waterside Rinko Park, with lawns backed by towering high-rises, and try to spot fish jumping in the water offshore.
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The seed for a waterside restaurant was planted one day while Mr. O'Keeffe was riding in a car along the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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Larger and splashier projects are planned for the area, including a 1,279-unit waterside mega-development from the Chetrit Group and Somerset Partners.
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A car, which has driven into the side of a cabin cruiser, is precariously suspended between the boat and the waterside parking lot.
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Mr. Ravitch strongly denied a recent report that he was in talks with Brookfield Property Partners to sell Waterside Plaza for about $230 million.
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Albert's son, Michel Roux Jr., heads up Le Gavroche while Michel's cousin Alain – Michel Roux Sr.'s son – is chef-patron at the Waterside Inn.
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Down the stairs was Hassey's Waterside Bar, which just might be the perfect vacation lounge, flush with the bay and covered in strings of lights.
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Rich Arabs and Russians joined European customers lining up to buy summer villas on the Aegean coast and luxury apartments and waterside palaces in Istanbul.
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Located on Lago Llanquihue, Chile's second largest lake, and filled with charming Germanic architecture, it reminded me of an Alpine ski village magically transported waterside.
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Consisting of 198 ocean-facing one- to six-bedroom apartments and waterside villas, the properties are divided between two of the resort's three hotel brands.
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Reuters journalists at the site, 15 km (10 miles) north of Brussels city center, saw the roadway of the bridge had smashed into a waterside cabin.
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According to GrubStreet, Waterside Inn has banned all food photography, allowing us to finally wonder if food unseen by the masses really does taste as good.
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A state of emergency was declared in Taylor County, on Apalachee Bay, and evacuations were ordered in several waterside communities, NBC station WTLV of Jacksonville reported.
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Earlier in the day, the glowing couple boarded a water taxi before hopping in a seaplane to a waterside lunch at the secluded Cottage Point Inn.
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Dining options include Salvi Restaurant, an Italian place on Quentin Road, and Nick's Lobster House, on Flatbush Avenue across from the golf course, with waterside seating.
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The year before, the state cleared part of Makoko, a waterside slum, which appears on the Lagos version of the Monopoly board as the cheapest property.
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Charming and relaxed, the waterfront resort features a number of opportunities to park yourself waterside, including two beaches (one private, the other public) and three pools.
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That led to a yearslong legal battle with Waterside Plaza tenants who argued that their below-market-rate apartments should become rent stabilized, not market rate.
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Councilman Keith Powers, whose district includes Waterside Plaza, said he did not expect opposition to the ground lease extension as it navigates the city's review process.
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Most of Mr. Winton's books have been set along the wild coastline, which he calls home, or the suburbs of waterside Perth, where he grew up.
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In the southeastern town of Mallacoota in Victoria state, around 4,000 residents fled toward the waterside as winds pushed an emergency-level wildfire toward their homes.
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And what the city may lack in fashion sense, it more than makes up for with its abundant greenery, waterside cafe culture, and vibrant culinary scene.
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His restaurant, the Waterside Inn (which is now run by his son, Alain), has three Michelin stars and charges about $220 for a six-course tasting menu.
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One of the festival's stand outs, Sean 'Hula' Yoro, the paddleboarding muralist known for his waterside portraits, certainly lived up to his reputation in his latest composition.
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Ms. Barr's fame and affluent insularity — she largely appears in her waterside home in Waimea, Hawaii, with her laid-back boyfriend, Johnny Argent — hobbles her voter contact.
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On a visit this summer, one of the waterside beasts lacked a head, although the dinosaurs are overall looking better than ever thanks to new conservation attention.
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"An explanation for the presence of genes with diving promoting effects could be the controversial theory that humans have a waterside chapter in their evolutionary history," Schagatay said.
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The cluster of buildings, which looms over the famed waterside Pepsi-Cola sign, offer ample amenities, but the area has just a handful of bars, restaurants and markets.
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Prior to his abduction, Sandí had posted a photo to Instagram from his time in Mexico, featuring him sitting waterside in what appeared to be a relaxing moment.
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There was shopping at Hay, a waterside spritz on the La Banchina pier, a hyperlocal dinner at Manfreds, and an ice-cream-flavored pale ale at Mikkeller & Friends.
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The 27-year-old Victoria's Secret Angel — who's expecting her first child with husband Sterling Shepard — is a waterside dream in a new photo she shared to Instagram Sunday.
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One father, Zhang Meng, sits in the waterside food court, his belly spilling over his trunks as his four-year-old son licks chocolate sauce off a dessert plate.
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You may also grab coffee with tech PR and startup adviser Clara Armand-Delille, in a coffee shop over-looking Lisbon's waterside key, or perhaps in a Parisian cafe.
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It used to be a desolate place, but now the waterside open-plan penthouses look down on it, and the joggers in their upscale sports brands run along it.
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For the party, they'd set up turntables and a screen on the roof of the slaughterhouse, which sits below the level of the road on a scrubby waterside bluff.
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She'd turned in her resignation letter at a meeting earlier that day, and was spotted dining at a waterside restaurant al fresco shortly after the president's message hit Twitter.
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The village's waterside square, where locals celebrate holidays together, has been transformed into a "free speech zone," but on Thursday evening, the only sound produced there came from birds.
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If you pinwheel backward into the icy canal while admiring the works, as I nearly did, the Rotunda restaurant offers hot chocolate and warm blankets on its waterside deck.
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The bus full of tourists was traveling from Ezeiza international airport to the Faena Hotel in the waterside Puerto Madero area when two attackers shot at it, TN said.
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Living in close proximity to a glorious waterside park, I am privy to endless swells of people migrating in its direction, carrying lots of gear, and wearing, almost always, shorts.
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"View so nice it almost looks… fake," the former Pretty Little Liars star, 30, wrote alongside an image of herself standing in front of Shanghai's famous waterside attraction The Bund.
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At the crack of dawn across the arctic waters of Baffin Island, the Hawaiian artist known for painting environmentally-friendly waterside murals from the balance of his paddleboard, Hula, a.k.a.
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There's no better place to laze away an afternoon than La Banchina, a waterside cafe where you can sip sparkling rosé on a wooden pier with views across the harbor.
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Residents used to pay well below market rates at Waterside Plaza, raising families and growing old in a middle-class Manhattan community of four residential towers on the East River.
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The show's director, Erin B. Mee, was swimming laps a few years ago in this pool, at Waterside Plaza Swim & Health Club, when she got the idea for the play.
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There are now a number of projects around the country that aim to revive the splendor of the old waterside pub, and a few in particular that are succeeding spectacularly.
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" On his first visit to the waterside site two years ago, Mr. Schmidt said, "I remember at the time thinking, 'Wow, it's kind of like the wild West out here.
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The story is told in two timelines: the first, at Homecoming, and the second, at a waterside town Heidi relocates to a mysterious amount of years after she leaves the program.
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Schwab was decapitated on the 17-story Verrückt waterslide on August 7, 2016, when the raft he was on went airborne and collided with the overhead netting attached to the waterside.
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It comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways bobbing atop the waters of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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From the east, you pass through the industrial waterside landscape of the Shell refinery that for the past century has pumped crude in from the tankers resting in the Carquinez Strait.
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Clad in aluminum and featuring a waterside glass wall, they cost a minimum of $390 per night, are only accessible by ferry from the mainland — and are already booked into September.
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Update On a recent morning, a steer head weighing two tons dangled from a nylon strap over the playground in Chelsea Waterside Park, on 234th Avenue between 22nd and 24th Streets.
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Two police boats with divers scoured the harbor for the missing man, Gerson Salmon-Negron, through Sunday afternoon, Timothy D. Sini, the Suffolk County police commissioner, said at a waterside news conference.
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Hadid, who posed with singer Jesse Jo Stark during a night out in the Caribbean vacation hot spot, also took the plunge – jumping from an impressive waterside cliff in another one-piece.
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The English model looks as chic as ever in a new snap she shared in honor of her big day, posing waterside in a denim ensemble, gold hoop earrings and dark sunglasses.
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The owners and buyers of yalis remain predominantly Turkish, they say, and unlike the Ottomans, who used the waterside palaces as summer houses, owners today tend to use them as permanent homes.
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The 27-year-old professional surfer shared a new waterside snap to her Instagram account Tuesday, posing in a bikini and baseball cap as she showed off her third trimester baby bump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For more than a century, Edvard Eriksen's bronze statue of "The Little Mermaid" has perched quietly on a waterside rock in Copenhagen, offending virtually no one.
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Trower sees the ongoing insecurity for everyday boaters as part of a business model that prioritizes higher value uses of the canal, from pleasure boats to permanents moorings and burgeoning waterside developments.
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As the sun set on a recent Wednesday, Pamela Glazer, 62, a local architect, ordered clams at the Beach Hut, a packed waterside concession at Meschutt Beach County Park in Hampton Bays.
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In an era when the needs of growing urban centers are changing rapidly and rising sea levels threaten waterside construction, Mr. Olthuis has been busy working on a solution: the floating building.
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The 107-year-old sculpture, which depicts the little mermaid from 19th-century Danish author Hans Christian Andersen's tale of the same name, is perched on a rock by a waterside promenade.
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The project also established a still-expanding tram system and transformed over 8003,500,000 square feet of former docklands into an agreeable terrain of walkways, bike paths, landscaped gardens and public waterside attractions.
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Caleb Schwab, the son of Kansas lawmaker Scott Schwab, was decapitated on August 7, 2016, when the raft he was on went airborne and collided with the overhead netting attached to the waterside.
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Taking photos of your food may be something that insufferable Millennials, like myself, do every time we're presented with a pretty plate, but Waterside Inn is not one to be swayed by trends.
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Known as Bruxelles-les-Bains, or Brussels Spa, it has joined the likes of Paris-Plages on the banks of the Seine in turning over downtown waterside space to sunbathing, play and music.
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THE baroque era in Turkish architecture lasted deep into the 20143th century, leaving behind lavish buildings, such as the Lily Mosque in Istanbul and waterside pavilions that seem to float on the Bosphorus.
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Pitt, who stayed overnight in Sibenik's recently opened waterside Dogusevom Hotel, visited the town's St. James Cathedral before embarking on a walking tour with 10 others around the proposed project site in Zablace.
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The pending deal with Waterside Plaza comes several months after Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a $250 million investment to save the remaining 15,000 Mitchell-Lama apartments at risk of becoming market rate.
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There was the late-night family dinner we had at a remote waterside pub upon arriving in the Lofoten Islands, a far northern archipelago situated more than 100 miles above the Arctic Circle.
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A sign outside The Annapolis Bookstore, a block from the Maryland State House, starkly expresses the depth of sorrow many are feeling in this quaint waterside capital of about 40,000 near the Chesapeake Bay.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Brussels hit the beach on Friday, with the annual summer opening of the Belgian capital's waterside lido, complete with sand, parasols, deckchairs and beach bars along its post-industrial city center canal.
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"I always say it's a little bit like cheating to say we live in Manhattan," said Martha Gallo, who arrived 35 years ago, after her father noticed the waterside community from his hotel window.
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He said at the time that he arrived late because he had a "very rough night" the night before, and because fog had slowed the police boat that took him to the waterside ceremony.
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We don't think of him as a politically engaged artist, and this show includes familiar, color-saturated compositions of lovers by the waterside, revelers celebrating Purim, and goats and cows flying through the air.
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Passengers request to get dropped off after the hour-plus Great South Bay tour at restaurants and bars like Rachel's Waterside Grill,Tropix, Hudson's and Bracco's along the Nautical Mile, a popular Long Island hangout.
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Mr. Powers said he hoped the city could use the deal as a model to preserve affordable housing in other Manhattan buildings, but acknowledged the agreement was largely a result of Waterside Plaza's unique history.
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Sport fishing brought waves of tourists to the water, all of whom required hotels, restaurants and waterside pavilions for dancing, drinking and swapping tall tales of grappling with the great silver monsters of the sea.
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The Bosporus is one of the busiest shipping routes in the world, but its shoreline is protected and its waterside residences — known in Turkish as yalis — are among the most sought-after properties in the region.
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In a new waterside snap shared by Apple's mom Gwyneth Paltrow, the 13-year-old is dressed in thermal pajamas by Victoria's Secret PINK, performing a graceful leap into the air above the white sand below.
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The new project, the "Floating Piers" comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways gently bobbing on top of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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Courtesy KUSAMA Enterprise, Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo / Singapore and Victoria Miro, London © Yayoi Kusama Japanese mega-artist Yayoi Kusama's work has taken over the London gallery Victoria Miro's two locations, along with their waterside garden.
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In 1972 he opened The Waterside Inn in Bray, Berkshire, which was awarded its third Michelin star in 1985 and is the only restaurant in the world outside France to have retained three stars ever since.
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Part of the solution is Thrive City, an area that stretches from the development's waterside edge at Terry A. Francois Boulevard, where a city park is under construction, to Third Street, the more urban western boundary.
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That is certainly the scene at the Cove, a new restaurant next to Brewer's Marina in Glen Cove, as well as at the 10-year-old LakeHouse, which recently moved to a new, much larger waterside location.
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Though other popular sights on São Miguel, like Furnas and Sete Cidades, tend to be cool, misty and wooded, the White capitalizes on its sweeping waterside views and starkly contrasting design to evoke more tropical Mediterranean isles.
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Waterside Plaza, the only residential complex in Manhattan east of Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, is a community unto itself that also includes 2000 townhouses, a two-acre plaza, stores and the British International School of New York.
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Across Glen Cove Creek from Garvies Point, proposed waterside recreational amenities and other upgrades are being considered by the city for the playing fields and various facilities at the 19-acre John Maccarone Memorial (City) Stadium complex.
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Vasilenko and Platt met for drinks with an F.B.I. agent, known as "Johnny Disco" for the white suit he wore when teaching disco dancing, and a C.I.A. code clerk, known as "Captain Dougie," at a waterside restaurant.
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The ensign of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)—the national flag with an image of two AK-5003 rifles crossed over a map of Colombia superimposed on it—flies from a tall pole at the waterside.
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Police said the seaplane was returning the party of five people from a waterside restaurant in Sydney's north to the Sydney Seaplanes headquarters in Rose Bay in the city's east when it crashed into the water, immediately sinking.
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The country singer-songwriter, 28 — who has two children with her husband, New York Jets wide receiver Eric Decker, 29 — shared a new photo of herself in a two-piece swimsuit recently, relaxing waterside with a refreshing drink.
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He currently serves on the board of directors of Boys and Girls Harbor, Hedge Funds Care, the Hopkins School and the Waterside School and is an emeritus member of the board of the Stamford Shelter for the Homeless.
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Howard Deutsch has owned a house in North Haven for 37 years, and he knows it wasn't the five bedrooms, the private beach or the waterside heated pool that convinced renters to lease the house two summers ago.
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The newborn son of Bethany Hamilton might not look too stoked to be waterside just yet, but his family — Mom, dad Adam Dirks and big brother Tobias, 2½ — are all smiles in a sweet snap of the new family of four.
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Eat I had one of the great breakfasts of my life a few years ago on San Juan Island, north of Seattle, in a waterside coffee shop that served commercial fishermen, hippie farmers, kayak tourists and boat builders in equal measure.
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My exploration of the island on a sunny, slightly windy afternoon took me to the western edge, where I walked up Foro Vittorio Emmanuele II, a long waterside promenade with plenty of pedestrian activity and even a few carnival-like games.
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More recently, its waterside setting and lakes have given the city the unofficial title of China's Chicago and it now covers 8,494 sq km (3,83 square miles) and has a population of 11 million — greater than that of New York City.
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Also at Anable Basin will be 400,000 square feet of offices, 19,000 square feet of stores, an 80,000-square-foot elementary school and a one-acre waterside park with an esplanade that wraps around and connects to an existing public pier.
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The playground, which is a beloved destination for children from neighborhood schools and apartment buildings, including the New York City Housing Authority's Chelsea-Elliot Houses and Robert Fulton Houses, opened in the northeast corner of Chelsea Waterside Park in 2000.
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For Amy Garner and John McCarthy, it was a conversation over coffee with a well-connected architect that led them to the ideal location for their 2240-square-foot tiny house in New Haven: waterside, at a marina on the Quinnipiac River.
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In 2011, a pedestrian Peace Bridge, costing 14 million pounds, or about $21.7 million, and financed in large part by European money, was built over the River Foyle, connecting the mostly Catholic city center to the more Protestant Waterside section in the east.
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He teams up with endearing nerd Jess (Justin Jon Ross) to learn more, unaware that Jess's father John (Brent Briscoe) is known in their waterside town as the man-who-cried-mermaid, who's intent on catching Cody and his biological mermaid mother as proof.
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In the 213s, he served on President Lyndon Johnson's National Commission on Urban Problems, and in 1973, after 12 years of trying, he completed Waterside, a $78 million, 1,470-unit development for low-and-middle-income families on the East River, just south of the United Nations.
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Once a sleepy backwater, with its colonial-era hotels, waterside banyan trees, slightly sleazy night life and occasional gangland killings, Macau has tidied up and diversified its act since its return to China in 1999 with huge new resorts, music festivals and even an international fireworks display competition.
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Many camp cultists will tell you that the bonding rituals and singalongs of Okeechobee and Minnehaha shaped their character, but their experiences were also defined, if more subtly, by the radically pared-down structures and their barely furnished interiors, sited to take advantage of the waterside and the woods.
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She also realized that she was now a player in the kind of redevelopment drama that tends to swamp storm-battered places like this — a story of race, class, gentrification and safety fears, and questions without easy answers about who gets to live on often alluring, sometimes treacherous, waterside real estate.
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From the living room, oversize glass sliding doors open up to a series of decks that descend to the river, while offering different functions: an outdoor living space with fireplace, a dining area, a plunge pool, a waterside lounging area, a fire pit and a place to store paddle boards.
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"The cows will have a lovely view of the West Side Highway and the new buildings going up on 11th Avenue," said Madelyn Wils, the president and chief executive of the Hudson River Park Trust, a public benefit corporation that operates the four-mile waterfront park, which encompasses Chelsea Waterside Park.
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Everywhere you look in Red Hook, you see evidence of the resilience and innovation that's a key ingredient to the success of any startup, from Fort Defiance, where the colonial rebels once readied to square off with the Red Coats, to the WWII-era shipyard cranes preserved in waterside park, to the rapid re-building following Hurricane Sandy.
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The less ambitious might just want a long weekend of digital detox in an isolated spot (like the Nimmo Bay Resort and its nine waterside cabins in British Columbia, reachable by helicopter), or to take a pretty drive (north along the Merritt Parkway, say, where New York fades away into Connecticut) to see the leaves change.
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I resisted the call of the waterside bar at the chichi Bauer Hotel to check out the church of San Moisè next door, where I spent a euro to illuminate a scene of Christ washing his disciples' feet; then I strutted past the Gucci and Ferragamo boutiques to find a second, better version in Santo Stefano.
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First, because the sweet smell of the dark green waters of the Seine as I descend the stone staircase to the waterside reminds me of the delicious fecundity of France, but also — and perhaps most of all — because the beauty and history of the cathedral on the other side of the river puts my problems in perspective by inducing humility.
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In New York alone, she has made the Metrotech Commons in Brooklyn into an exploded technicolor landscape, filled with jagged forms that suggested an Abstract Expressionist canvas turned into scree, and she transformed a derelict Army building in the Rockaways in Queens into a magenta-and-white-streaked waterside mirage, using a hydraulic lift and power sprayer to do the job.
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But we spent most of our day exploring the bay in a tub of a motorboat, zooming around isolated waterside nooks and crannies, stopping at tropical waterfalls for dips, watching pelicans dive bombing or fish, or watching our guide, Cristian Hurtado, crack open a coconut for us at remote Juan de Dios beach, home to a rustic eco-resort of the same name that Catalina raved about.
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It's recently gotten its first high-end waterside resorts, and as the beach town of Sarande and the seaside city of Vlore have become more comfortable, so too has Tirana — the country's capital, about 2355 miles inland with a population of over half a million — grown more cosmopolitan, with new restaurants, shops and galleries joining the almost surrealist pastiche of testaments to the city's past.
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DU * AWARDS AED 430 MILLION WORTH OF CONTRACTS FOR DUBAI'S DEIRA ISLANDS * SAYS CO HAS INVESTED NEARLY 7.5 BILLION DIRHAMS IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS FOR DEIRA ISLANDS SO FAR, MORE ARE DUE SOON * DEIRA ISLANDS NIGHT SOUK, WITH MORE THAN 5,300 WATERSIDE SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS, IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND DUE TO OPEN IN 2018 * DEIRA ISLANDS IS EXPECTED TO HAVE POPULATION OF 250,000 AND TO CREATE 80,000 JOBS Further company coverage:
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