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Awakened Infrastructure: The High Line in New York

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 11/2009 | Page 1164

For almost three decades, the High Line languished like Sleeping Beauty, with even many New Yorkers unaware of the structure in their midst. In summer 2009, an 800-metre section of it reawakened as a public park.

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The High Line in New York

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 564

For almost three decades, the High Line languished like Sleeping Beauty, with even many New Yorkers unaware of the structure in their midst. In summer 2009, an 800-metre section of it reawakened as a public park.

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High Line in New York

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 564

How do concrete planks, gravel beds, wooden benches and Corten steel fit in the master plan of the newly designed High-Line Park in New York? To find out have a look at our new film as a foretaste of the corresponding report in DETAIL English Edition 6/2009.

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High Line in New York

PLUS to DETAIL English Edition 6/2009 | Page 564

An animated film shows the design features of the High Line. DETAIL.de presents the film as a foretaste of the corresponding report in DETAIL English Edition 6/2009.

Madrid, Parks, Traffic Routes, Hubertus Adam

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From Infrastructure to Leisure Culture: Parks Created over Traffic Routes

PLUS to DETAIL-Issue 12/2008 | Page 1386

Additional Pictures of the projects in New York and Madrid

HL23, High Line, New York, Neil Denari Architects

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Living above New York’s High Line

New York’s High Line, the elevated abandoned rail line along the West Side of Manhattan currently being transformed into a park, will be framed at 23rd street by a fourteen story condominium tower appropriately named HL23 and designed by Neil Denari Architects of Los Angeles.