The High Line, New York City's elevated park created from a
conversion of rail lines, has provided an organizing principle for a series of
luxury condo buildings designed by big names in architecture, including Zaha
Hadid, Norman Foster, and Robert A.M. Stern.
Vox Media's e-journal Curbed
NY has compiled a nifty presentation mapping the developments, with
mini-profiles of these upcoming and recently completed buildings.
From new builds to the conversion of a former women's
prison, these facilities will change the face of the Big Apple. (Comments at
Curbed, regarding the prospect of numerous luxe towers overlooking the park,
range from "great social good" to "we killed the thing we
loved.")
Enjoy Curbed's presentation and a look at some of these
porjects at
this link.
Source: BDCNetwork.com
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