New York Fast Forward: Neil Denari Builds on the High Line

Known for his bold architectural and urban concepts, Los Angeles-based architect Neil Denari is helping to transform New York with the design of his first freestanding building, called HL23 and located on 23rd Street abutting the High Line elevated railway bed. The exhibition brings together models, full-scale building sections, and computer renderings illustrating the design and construction of HL23. Historic and contemporary images of the High Line, which is itself being transformed from an abandoned freight transport line into one of the nation’s most innovative public parks, demonstrates the striking contrast between New York’s industrial past and the transformation of this Chelsea neighborhood into a global center of art and culture.

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Generous support for New York Fast Forward: Neil Denari Builds on the High Line is provided by Alf Naman Real Estate Advisors.

Additional funding comes from Brown Harris Stevens; DeSimone Consulting Engineers; International Exterior Fabricators, LLC; T.G. Nickel & Associates; Via LLC; Breton Steel Corp.; Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP; ESCC; Bank Leumi USA; James R. Gainfort AIA Consulting Architects PC; John Deerkoski P.E. and Associates; Langan Engineering & Environmental Services; Roxy Lab; Wilson Woodworks; and Winter + Company.  Exhibition design provided as an in-kind donation by Pandiscio Co.  Additional in-kind donations provided by Color X and TISI.