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Awards 2010

Winners

Environmental Design / Public Space & Community
High Line

The High Line is a new 1.5 mile long public park built on an abandoned elevated railroad stretching from the Meatpacking District to the Hudson rail yards in Manhattan. Inspired by the melancholic, unruly beauty of this post-industrial ruin, where nature has reclaimed a once vital piece of urban infrastructure, the new park interprets its inheritance. It translates the biodiversity that took root after it fell into disuse into a string of site-specific urban microclimates along the stretch of railway. These include sunny, shady, wet, dry, windy, and sheltered spaces.

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Credits

  • Lead Designer
    James Corner
  • Designer
    Elizabeth Diller
    Ricardo Scofidio
    Charles Renfro
  • Urban Design
    James Corner Field Operations
  • Landscape Architects
    James Corner Field Operations
  • Associate Architects
    Diller Scofidio + Renfro
  • Planting Design
    Piet Oudolf
  • Structural Engineering
    Robert Silman Associates
  • Structural & MEP Engineering
    Buro Happold
  • Environmental Engineering
    GRB Services
  • Civil & Traffic Engineering
    Philip Habib & Associates
  • Water Feature Engineering
    CMS Collaborative
  • Lighting
    L’Observatoire International
  • Signage
    Pentagram Design
  • Irrigation
    Northern Designs
  • Soil Science
    Pine & Swallow Associates
  • Historic Preservation
    Robert Silman Associates
  • Public Space Management
    ETM Associates
  • Surveyors
    Control Point Associates
  • Cost Consultants
    VJ Associates
  • Code Consultants
    Code Consultants Professional Engineers