New York’s historic elevated train line becomes a park

19Nov08

Manhattan’s iconic High Line carved a route through the 20th century at a height of three storeys. Now it is to be reborn as a green space

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Gallery of the High Line in New York


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  1. 1 rick on November 20, 2008 said:

    This is absolutely brilliant. I hope this doesn’t lead to a multi-level city where the dregs wallow in the dark underareas. I think all of the scifi movies I’ve seen like that don’t turn out well.

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