The South Office Tower is Connected to New York's Famous High Line

The High Line

The High Line is an inspired public park built on an abandoned elevated freight line above the streets of Manhattan. The park runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District then weaves through Chelsea, catalyzing exciting new development along its way. It has received more than $190 million in public investment to date and is one of the world’s most successful urban revitalization projects.

One-Third of the High Line Is On Hudson Yards

The High Line’s third and final phase promises to be its most compelling as it wraps around Hudson Yards, offering panoramic views of the streets and the Hudson River. Construction began in September of 2012. The South Tower at Hudson Yards is the only new office building in New York fully integrated with the High Line.

Millions to Converge at Hudson Yards

With almost four million visitors annually, the High Line has already stimulated $5 billion in new development along its path helping Chelsea evolve into one of the city’s hippest neighborhoods. When the new Whitney Museum opens at the High Line’s southern-most entrance, visitors will be charmed by the neighborhood walking from West 14th Street in Chelsea, through the city’s densest gallery district, up to Hudson Yards.

Thrilling Urban Gallery

Already a classic New York success story, the High Line represents a new paradigm for parks and the public realm. Visiting this elevated park, one experiences the city's modern architecture showcased in a thrilling outdoor urban gallery.

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