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Community input has been central to the High Line project since its inception. Friends of the High Line continues to encourage neighborhood residents, business owners, and all interested members of the public to share their ideas during design and construction. The High Line represents a unique opportunity for members of the community to become involved in the planning of a major public amenity that will serve New York City for years to come. With your input, the High Line will become a wholly original public space that welcomes all the diverse members of the High Line community and the city at large.
May Design Presentation Q & A Now available: On May 3, FHL and the design team of Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro held a public presentation of their preliminary designs for the High Line. Over 400 people attended the presentation, which took place at the Bohen Foundation in the Meatpacking District. Afterwards, the design team held an open question and answer session. Attendees were also encouraged to submit questions in writing. You can now read the summary of the public Q & A session, with answers by FHL, the design team, and the City of New York.
:: Read the May 3, 2005 Q & A
Past Community Input Forums
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Do Not Trespass
The High Line is currently owned by the City of New York. It is not open to the public. Please do not trespass. |
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