[Ed. note: We have decided to call it a waterfall when the water is falling down and a fountain when it is shooting up. And a pool when it's just sitting there.]

This is the most elaborate "private" display -- one adjacent to a residential building -- that we have found so far. We were less surprised, though, when we later searched the web and realized how prominent a building 100 U.N. Plaza actually is. (Sometimes when you are standing right next to a building, the street address doesn't mean anything to you, and all you can see are the first few floors, which look like the first few floors of any other building.)

The water at right in 2-jpg comes from a projecting concrete spout, another example of which, up and around the corner from this view, is shown in 3-jpg. On that level there is also a "regular" geyser fountain.