Witkoff Group and Access Industries announced that One High Line has surpassed $1 billion in sales, reaching this milestone faster than any other residential project in downtown New York City in the past 10 years. Located along the High Line in NYC, One High Line’s façade design is inspired by the punched windows seen in the historic warehouses of the Meatpacking and West Chelsea neighborhoods. The twisting, connected towers pull away from each other and the neighboring buildings as they rise into the sky to maximize urban space and views. Their sloping facades open up to allow light and air to descend into the pocket park of the courtyard. “The sculptural form is a direct response to the site’s historic industrial heritage and contemporary architecture. It is the means, not the end. The resulting architecture merges the past and present of Chelsea into a new hybrid identity.” – Bjarke Ingels, Founder & Creative, BIG
