That skin is the main target of the sidewalk superintendents' wrath.

And tell this bushy-tailed sidewalk superintendent that I need no help."

Most imposing - though invisible to sidewalk superintendents - are the 120-foot-long trusses.

For two years sidewalk superintendents were treated to the site of the tunnels suspended in mid-air.

In any case, as conceived by its designers, the platform was never intended for conventional sidewalk superintendents.

So is architecture criticism, whether in written appraisals or in the comments of sidewalk superintendents.

Sidewalk superintendents were agog at the daredevilry on display.

There was something else students got at City Hall Park that they would not find in the desert: hundreds of sidewalk superintendents.

'People like to be sidewalk superintendents.

A sidewalk superintendent?"

A structure identical to Chekov's shelter was going up, under Chekov's direction and with a great many sidewalk superintendents.

Now it was no more than the size of a knothole which a sidewalk superintendent might stoop to snoop through on an interesting piece of building construction.

I stood around like a sidewalk superintendent, wishing I didn't feel so totally useless as I always do at such times, but being willing doesn't make you able.

Designed by Winka Dubbeldam, 497 Greenwich Street has been a major destination for New York sidewalk superintendents for the last year.

"Codell Construction Company "it read, then, underneath, in bigger lettering, "Sidewalk Superintendents: Drive Right In."

Early this year, even on cold winter days, sidewalk superintendents could be seen stomping about outside the buildings, as if there were something thrillingly novel about construction in New York.

His response, in November 1938, was the Sidewalk Superintendents' Club, a wooden shed on Rockefeller Plaza between 48th and 49th Streets, complete with free membership cards.

During 1938-39, Ora Van Slyke's 4th grade class in the training school organized a "Sidewalk Superintendent's Club" which put together a book documenting the construction in word and picture.

MEANWHILE, for sidewalk superintendents without his privileged vantage, here is a brief guide: Looking south from Vesey Street, you can see the tops of seven columns.

For Curbstone Kibitzers Q. Among some artifacts from my childhood I found a small, tattered card declaring my membership in the "Sidewalk Superintendents' Club" of Rockefeller Center.

To the Editor: I distinctly remember joining the Sidewalk Superintendents Club of Rockefeller Center (F.Y.I., "For Curbstone Kibitzers," Oct. 26).

Evidence to support this windy legend includes Library of Congress film footage from 1903 that shows Flatiron gusts, billowing skirts, male sidewalk superintendents and a flatfoot on the Flatiron beat.

The sidewalk superintendents came and went, but mostly went and soon there was only a couple of cars left in the parking-lot, ours and the Ford belonging to the man in the green coat.

On 34th Street, a few steps west of Eighth Avenue, sidewalk superintendents have probably been puzzling over the 33-story tower rising on a former parking lot and soaring high above most other buildings in the area.

To Kevan Cleary, a lawyer who lives nearby and has been playing sidewalk superintendent with his 12- and 15-year-old sons, the mystery wall recalled somewhat the Castle Williams fortification on Governors Island.