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Adaptive Reuse Case Study: The High Line in New York City

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Analyze the transformation of the High Line from a disused railway to a vibrant urban park, studying the adaptive reuse strategies, community engagement, and economic revitalization impact.

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Adaptive Reuse Case Study: The High Line in New York City Introduction The High Line: a public park built on a disused elevated freight railway on Manhattan's West Side. Opened in phases from 2009, it is a celebrated example of adaptive reuse of infrastructure. Background The rail line, built in the 1930s, fell out of use by 1980 and faced demolition. Community group Friends of the High Lin...…

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