The High Line – Moynihan Connector:

Urban Infrastructure as a Community Asset

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Join us at the (Re)Connecting Communities Conference and be inspired by the transformative High Line – Moynihan Connector project! Discover how this 600-foot extension creates a seamless pedestrian path from Moynihan Train Hall to Chelsea, linking Manhattan West to the High Line Spur with stunning Timber and Woodland Bridges. Learn about its sustainable design, funded through a groundbreaking public-private partnership, and explore the impact of pedestrian-friendly spaces on urban connectivity and public transit. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a shared vision for safer, transit-oriented communities! Register now.

Breakout Sessions | Three sessions will examine projects that had major economic and social impacts on reconnecting their communities. Attendees choose to attend two of three sessions.

NYC Highline-Moynihan Connector

Kim Van Holsbeke | Design Principal, SOM

Keith O'Connor | Principal, Urban Design Practice Leader, SOM

Other Breakout Sessions include:

Albany Riverfront | Process as a Priority: I-787, Our Past, Our Future and

the Baldwin Community Bike Project; and

Johnson City | An Industrial Mill Area Reborn: A Story of Transformation, Innovation & Revitalization

Friday, October 27 | 9am - 4pm | Albany Capital Center | Albany, NY

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