The High Line: Summary

The High Line

Public Parks, Urban Development, Non-Profit, Community Engagement

The High Line provides a unique urban park experience that combines nature, art, and community engagement in a historic railway setting.

The High Line is an elevated public park in New York City that offers a unique blend of nature, art, and community engagement. It is maintained and operated by Friends of the High Line, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving this urban green space.

Daily access from 7am to 8pm; Free guided tours available; Art installations and exhibitions; Community events and educational programs

The High Line is most valuable for leisurely strolls, art appreciation, community events, and educational tours.

Non-profit support ensures free access for all visitors; Unique elevated park experience not found in traditional parks; Strong community engagement and educational programs

The High Line's strengths include its innovative design, rich programming, and strong community support, making it a beloved destination for both locals and tourists.

The High Line positions itself as a premier urban park that merges nature, art, and community in a unique elevated setting.

The target users include local residents, tourists, art enthusiasts, and families looking for recreational activities.

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• Urban Park

• Community Engagement

• Art Installations

• Non-Profit

Wild by Design since 2009

Inviting, informative, community-focused

The High Line is unique due to its elevated design, transforming a disused railway into a vibrant public space that integrates art and horticulture.

Friends of the High Line is committed to maintaining and enhancing the park as a free public space, emphasizing sustainability and community involvement.

1999-01-01

• Joshua David

• Robert Hammond