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Have A Look At The Next (And Final) Phase Of The High Line
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Jen Carlson
Published Mar 13, 2012
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Last October, the final phase of the High Line was unveiled in all of its neglected glory during Open House NY—you can see photos of the undeveloped outdoor space as it looks now right here, and now renderings of what it will look like by the end of next year have arrived. The third and final phase is being called "The High Line at the Rail Yards" and will dodge in and out of the Hudson Yards project, starting up where the first two phases left off—running from 30th to 34th Streets. The plans include play sections for kids, as well an amphitheater performance space at 30th and 10th.
While construction will be done by the end of next year, the grand public opening won't take place until spring of 2014. Can you believe it's been six years since we first started talking about construction happening for phase I of the High Line?
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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