High Line (Kota New York)

High Line adalah sebuah taman seluas 1-mil (1,6 km) di New York City yang dibangun di bentangan jembatan sepur kereta barang sepanjang 145-mil (233 km) bernama West Side Line di sepanjang Lower West Side, Manhattan. Jembatan ini dirancang ulang dan dihijaukan untuk menciptakan jalur hijau layang. The High Line Park saat ini membentang dari Gansevoort Street, satu blok di bawah West 12th Street, di Meatpacking District, ke atas hingga 30th Street, melintasi permukiman Chelsea ke West Side Yard, dekat Javits Convention Center. Pendauran ulang kereta api menjadi taman kota telah mendorong pengembangan real estate di lingkungan yang terletak di sepanjang jalur ini. Lihat pula West Side Line (NYCRR) Meatpacking District, Manhattan Promenade plantée Bloomingdale Trail Reading Viaduct Referensi Sumber "High Line Park Spurs Remaking Of Formerly Grotty Chelsea" Diarsipkan 2007-04-22 di Wayback Machine. - New York Observer, 2 April 2007 "The High Line: It Brings Good Things to Life", New York, May 7, 2007 "Newspaper was there at High Line’s birth and now its rebirth" The Villager (NY,NY) 4/30-5/6/2008 Diarsipkan 2011-07-13 di Wayback Machine. "The Charming Gadfly Who Saved the High Line" article on Peter E. Obletz New York Times 5/13/2007 City Room: High Line Designs Are Unveiled, New York Times, 6/25/08 Elevated — New York magazine, June 15–22, 2009 Catatan kaki Pranala luar Official website Map of the High Line Photographs of the High Line by Jonathan Flaum Write up on Livehoboken.com Guardian article and gallery on history of High Line by Paul Owen Architectural review and video by a+t architecture publishers The Imaginative Beauty of New York's High Line by Faith and John Stern Forgotten New York Diarsipkan 2011-07-02 di Wayback Machine. NYC High Line photo tour and guide History of the New York High Line and interview with the founders of Friends of the High Line, CNN, March 2007 Miracle Above Manhattan Diarsipkan 2017-06-10 di Wayback Machine., National Geographic, April 2011