New York's abandoned High Line is being transformed into an elevated park that offers a new way to experience the city.
by Tony Fitts
Updated
A steel staircase at Gansevoort Avenue is the southernmost entrance to New York’s High Line. The elevated park provides a viewing platform that can be used to take in the theater of the street. Builders — helped by a budget of $150 million — removed the old rails, excavated down to the concrete bed, and added plantings, benches, and chaise longues.Read moreMICHAEL BRYANT /Staff Photographer
